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Month: January 2021

Monday of the First Week in Ordinary Time

The Gospel begins with the ministry of John the Baptist to prepare “the way of the Lord.”   And immediately after Jesus was baptized by John and after he stayed forty days in the desert and was tempted by Satan, Jesus begins his public ministry, “preaching the Good News of God.” Considering that “preaching the […]

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Homily: May Christ enlighten a nation in darkness

“In our desire for mastery over our lives, and the lives of others, we will believe and promote falsehoods; we will deny and suppress the truth to bolster our egos, even when doing so deadens our souls and harms those around us.” – Deacon Fritz Bauerschmidt

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Caritas, Red Cross offer safe shelter for Rome homeless amid pandemic

In an effort to provide immediate shelter and aid to people living on the street in Rome while also trying to curb the spread of coronavirus, the diocesan Caritas and the Italian Red Cross have started operating a testing and temporary holding center for new arrivals before they go on to regular shelters.

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