Pro-Lifers Lament High Court Ruling on Abortion in Northern Ireland
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The rosary is one of the many highlights when making a pilgrimage to Lourdes. The evening candle-lit rosary procession is quite moving as pilgrims pray and sing. Pilgrims also can visit the Rosary Basilica which contain beautiful mosaics and depictions of the rosary mysteries. Our Lady donned a rosary when she appeared. The feast of […]
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The leader of Ukraine’s Eastern-rite Catholics has invited the pope to visit the country, calling it a huge gesture that…
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Read MoreWhereas I have come out of Germany and Bohemia, being sent by my superiors, and adventured myself into this noble…
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In an age of division, when calls to communion are becoming even more essential, let us seek to foster friendships with one another that radiate the love of Christ to others.
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Vermont lawmakers have voted to advance a constitutional amendment to guarantee the right to abortion, contraception, and other reproductive care….
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The Catholic bishops of Quebec are violating the religious freedom of their people. Who says so? They say so themselves!…
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The recent Vatican letter to bishops, signed by Archbishop Arthur Roche, head of the Congregation for Divine Worship (CDW), on…
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Feb 10, 2022 | Best of Week, Featured, Lives of Saints, News, Padre Pio, Saints, Spiritual Warfare |
Authentic soul-wisdom is offered by a saint who intimately experienced the physical and interior sufferings of the pierced Sacred Heart, battled with demons, and attained the victory of love. St. Pio of Pietrelcina, more familiarly known as “Padre Pio”, was an Italian Capuchin priest and should be considered a trusted guide through the Lenten season […]
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As Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI nears the end of his long and extraordinary life, the tussling over his legacy has…
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Read MoreA former Vatican official has reported that the Secretariat of State asked Italian intelligence officials to check their offices for electronic surveillance—and may have asked the same officials to conduct surveillance on others—in the late…
Read MoreDuring his catechesis at the General Audience on February 9, 2022, Pope Francis reflected on the special devotion the faithful have always had for Saint Joseph as the patron saint of a good death � a devotion born of the thought that he died with the a…
Read MoreSt. Scholastica was the twin sister of St. Benedict, the Patriarch of Western monasticism. She was born in Umbria, Italy, about 480. Under Benedict’s direction, Scholastica founded a community of nuns near the great Benedictine monastery Monte Cassino….
Read MorePope Francis will travel to Malta in April, the Vatican has announced. The Pontiff will make a two-day visit, April 2 and 3, with stops in Valletta, Rabat, Floriana, and the island of Gozo. Details of the papal itinerary are not yet available.
Read MoreCatholic schools in the Diocese of Bridgeport will comply “under protest” with an executive order that extends a mandate for masks in schools.
Steven Cheeseman, the superintendent of schools for the diocese, had announced that masks would …
Posted by bcadmin | Feb 10, 2022 | News, The Dispatch |
When Aloysius Stepanic was brought into court on September 30, 1946, everyone knew it was a mere show trial. Granted, there were many well-deserved trials of suspected war criminals after World War II. Granted, some […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the destructive mitigation responses to it have certainly placed a heavy existential weight on democratic citizens. The social, political, and economic chaos of the past two years is profoundly disorienting. In […]
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Bishop Rubén Darío Jaramillo Montoya of Buenaventura. / Diocese of Buenaventura
Buenaventura, Colombia, Feb 9, 2022 / 17:14 pm (CNA).
Since 2017 Bishop Rubén Darío Jaramillo Montoya has led the Diocese of Buenaventura, centered on one of Colomb…
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13:41 – What is your take on whether an obstacle is the different images of who Jesus is? Examples socialist Jesus etc.
17:51 – Communion has always been an obstacle for many. I heard a Jewish scholar say the Jewish marr…
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