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Discover the fascinating history and miracles of St. Brigid of Kildare, the Patroness of Ireland and Protector of Hearth and Home. Dive deep into her remarkable journey! Are you familiar with the legend of St. Brigid of Kildare, the Patroness of Ireland and Protector of Hearth and Home? Dive deep into the rich history and…
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WASHINGTON – To help illustrate the profound impact of the Hispanic/Latino community within the Catholic Church in the United States, a resource has been developed by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Secretariat of Cultural Diversity in the Church. The document is part of the implementation of the National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic/Latino Ministry…
JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNS) — The Christian call to share the Gospel is not about trying to win converts at all costs, but about living in a way that exudes Christian joy and always treats others with respect, Pope Francis told churchworkers in Indonesia. “Proclaiming the Gospel does not mean imposing our faith or placing it…
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I like the hunting of the hare; It brings me, day to day, The memory of old days as fair, With dead men past away. To these, as homeward still I ply And pass the churchyard gate Where all are … Continue reading → The post The Magic Time of Year appeared first on Catholicism.org.
My husband came home this past Sunday from taking Holy Communion to our long-time friend—homebound as he recovers from drastic cancer treatments. We have been taking turns ministering to this friend for the past year. It turns out, the cancer is back and has spread to a new organ. His body already ravaged, he must…
Reading 1 1 Cor 3:18-23 Brothers and sisters:Let no one deceive himself.If anyone among you considers himself wise in this age,let him become a fool, so as to become wise.For the wisdom of this world is foolishness in the eyes of God,for it is written:God catches the wise in their own ruses, and again: The…
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Charlene Marie Richard was an ordinary Cajun country girl living in southeast Louisiana in the 1950s. Yet there is a seeming incongruity between her young life, fully immersed in the American culture of the era, and her single-mindedness to become a saint. This is the marvel of Charlene, who was so full of life and…
St. Bertin was born around 615 AD in the region now known as France. He became a monk at the Abbey of Luxeuil, a center of learning and monastic reform. Inspired by his faith and a desire to spread Christianity, Bertin joined a group of monks led by St. Omer to evangelize the Morini, a…
Are you interested in volunteering your time or donating your money to a Christian organization? If you are, you may be looking for more information. Many first time volunteers and donors wonder exactly how Christian organizations and programs help those in need. For more information, you will want to continue reading on. When it comes…
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While still unsubstantiated rumors suggest Pope Francis may impose even further limits on the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM), reflecting his confrontational stance compared to his predecessor, a study reveals that TLM attendees are politically conservative, overwhelmingly pro-life, and are more … Continue reading → The post Data and the Traditional Latin Mass appeared first on…