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The last several months have been a bit of a challenge for me. I haven’t felt well. After the new year I started to experience headaches that as time went on, became both more frequent and painful. And in my typical method of operation, I tried to ignore them for as long as I could. […]
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Robert Royal: Many of our problems stem from the breakdown of the family, which became supercharged with the advent of the sexual revolution.
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Sixty Catholic Democrats recently “solemnly urge[d]” the bishops “to not move forward and deny [lawmakers] this most holy of all…
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Pope Francis met with the president of the European Parliament on Saturday, two days after the EU’s law-making body endorsed…
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The long scandal-tainted Vatican bank has been overhauled over the last decade to ward off tax evaders and money launderers….
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While the Supreme Court in Fulton vindicated for now the rights of CSS and the foster families it serves, the…
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Pope Francis has again encouraged the ministry of James Martin, S.J., to L.G.B.T. persons, and with words that could also…
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Read More42. “Since the Creator of all things has established the conjugal partnership as the beginning and basis of human society,”…
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Read MoreSt. Irenaeus was born in Asia Minor around the year 140. It is not known when he came to Gaul. He was a priest of the Church of Lyons during the persecution of 177 when St. Pothinus, first bishop of the city and the first martyr of Lyons, was put to de…
Read MoreAt the General Audience on June 23, 2021, Pope Francis began a new cycle of catechesis on themes from St. Paul’s Letter to the Galatians, highlighting the problems faced by the Christian communities in Galatia. The Holy Father highlighted that it is an important and decisive letter, not only for getting to know St. Paul better, but above all, for showing the beauty of the Gospel.
Read MorePope Francis on June 22, 2021, released a message for the First World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly ahead of the date of the celebration which is scheduled for 25 July. The theme chosen by the Pope for the inaugural commemoration is "I am w…
Read MoreIn a note released on June 22, 2021, The Apostolic Penitentiary explains that "in order to increase the devotion of the faithful and for the salvation of souls," grandparents, the elderly and the faithful will be able to obtain a Plenary Indu…
Read MoreOn June 19, 2021, Pope Francis met a group of permanent deacons from Rome Diocese and spoke to them about their role, which he said is not a substitution for a priest or a bishop. In his address to the group, Pope Francis explained that the main path of the ministry of the deacon is indicated in Lumen Gentium, the Second Vatican Council’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, which says that the diaconate is “not for the priesthood but for service.”
Read MoreSt. Irenaeus was born in Asia Minor around the year 140. It is not known when he came to Gaul. He was a priest of the Church of Lyons during the persecution of 177 when St. Pothinus, first bishop of the city and the first martyr of Lyons, was put to de…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jun 28, 2021 | Homily of the Day, News |
In the first reading we see Abraham “bargaining” with God to save Sodom from destruction for their evil deeds: “Will you really let the just perish with the wicked?” “Perhaps there are fifty good people in the town. Would you not spare the place for the sake of these fifty righteous people?” Abraham pleaded with […]
Read MoreFounded in 2015, and now based in Rhode Island, Cluny Media has been disseminating both a steady stream of classics, many of which have been out of publication for decades, and new titles, some of […]
Read MorePope Francis met on June 28 with Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, who this week has scheduled a series of meetings with European leaders. A brief Vatican statement released after the 40-minute meeting said little about the topics discussed, o…
Read MorePope Francis met on June 28 with a delegation of Orthodox prelates, led by Metropolitan Emmanuel of Chalcedon, who were in Rome to join in celebrating the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, June 29. Each year the Patriarchate of Constantinople sends a deleg…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Jun 28, 2021 | Father James Martin, LGBTQ, New Ways Ministry, News, Pope Francis, The Dispatch |
Denver Newsroom, Jun 27, 2021 / 10:57 am (CNA). In a personal letter sent to Fr. James Martin SJ dated June 21, Pope Francis expressed support for his controversial ministry and encouraged him to “continue […]
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