Retired NJ archbishop decides to move to Illinois; controversial mansion can now be sold
The retired archbishop of Newark has moved to Illinois, allowing the archdiocese to finally sell off his lavish property.
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Posted by bcadmin | Jan 31, 2020 | Archbishop Charles Chaput, Archbishop John Myers, Archbishop Wilton Gregory, Archdiocese of Newark, Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Church in the US, lead, News, Pope Francis |
The retired archbishop of Newark has moved to Illinois, allowing the archdiocese to finally sell off his lavish property.
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By Maureen FergusonOne can be forgiven for thinking all of Washington, D.C., has been consumed by impeachment frenzy these past weeks. Look closer, though, and you’ll see that while Trump administration lawyers have been tied down by the Senate t…
Read MoreBy Tito Edwards | The Catholic Culture Revival Is Upon Us – Joseph Pearce at Faith & Culture +1
All This Useless Beauty – Jessica Hooten Wilson, Ph.D., at Church Life Journal +1
A New View of Redemptive…
Read MoreOne winter afternoon, I brought my children to a nursing home, where my daughter was singing for the residents with a group of girls. When the concert was over, my children and I wandered around the room, looking for elderly residents who could use visitors. A woman in a wheelchair caught my eye, and we […]
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David Warren: The world will end, and we need to be prepared, and Christian conversion is the one preparation that meets all exigencies.
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Read MoreI recently led a group of pilgrims to Jerusalem. As we stood at the foot of the Temple Mount and remembered the Presentation of Jesus, several people had questions. There were questions about the redemption of the first-born son. About the rite of purification after childbirth. About how to put Matthew and Luke together in terms of chronology and […]
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“Would I be as merciful as God was towards David?“ Even if you can’t get to daily Mass, I highly recommend using the readings of the day in your daily prayers. It is a way to unite your prayers with Catholics throughout the world, to live liturgi…
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When Joseph and Mary took the infant Jesus to the Temple to fulfill Jewish law, they also fulfilled a treasured a Messianic prophecy. How? Gospel (Read Lk 2:22-40) About a month after Jesus was born, His parents took Him to the Temple in Jerusalem to fulfill the law of Moses concerning firstborns (see Ex 13:1-3). What was […]
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The working documents in preparation for the assemblies of the German bishops’ “Synodal Path” defend the use of contraception, the…
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Read MoreBeloved, we do not think of a martyr simply as a good Christian who has been killed because he is…
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jan 31, 2020 | Daily Readings, Friday of the Third Week of Ordinary Time, News |
Friday of the Third Week of Ordinary Time Readings: 2 Samuel 11:1-4A, 5-10A, 13-17 Psalms 51:3-4, 5-6A, 6BCD-7, 10-11 Mark 4:26-34 Memorial of Saint John Bosco Readings: Philippians 4:4-9 Psalms 103:1BC-2. 3-4, 8-9, 13-14, 17-18 Matthew 18:1-5
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There are several reasons why Pope Francis has seemed unwilling to return to his homeland since he ascended to the…
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If such a deal had been reached a decade ago, amid some greater religious and civic freedoms, it might have…
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Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, Archbishop of Lyon, who was found guilty of failing to report past acts of sexual abuse by…
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“St. John Bosco was years ahead of his time — and ours. A master psychologist, nurturer, and educator, his boys’ clubs and schools — whether academic, technical, or seminary — lovingly educated the whole child, intellect, emotions, soul, and body, with remarkable results.” — Patricia Treece, Nothing Short of a Miracle: God’s Healing Power in […]
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We may consider the two readings today as quite contrasting. We may find in the first reading – David committing adultery — as an act that may make us lose hope with David because up to this point, he was a strong and loyal follower of God. The Gospel reading, however, gives us renewed hope […]
Read MoreSt. John Bosco was the founder of the Salesian Society, named in honor of St. Francis de Sales, and of the Daughters of Mary, Help of Christians. His lifework was the welfare of young boys and girls, hence his title, “Apostle of Youth.” He had no forma…
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“When deep sleep falls upon men, in slumberings upon the bed; then He opens the ears of men, and seals their instruction” (Job 7:14). God has revealed things to men in dreams throughout time. In the Bible we read many stories of how God spoke to His people through dreams. He revealed to Joseph that Mary was […]
Our Lord told his disciples, “the harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest” (Mt. 9:37-38). There has never been a […]
Read MorePope Francis spoke of the “prophecy of the elderly” during a January 31 audience with participants in a conference on pastoral care for older people. Noting that in many countries, the number of older people is growing will the younger popu…
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