by Monica McConkey | Mar 7, 2020
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Week TWO: March 8-14 Quick Bio: St.Thérèse was born in 1873 and “from the age of three, …began to refuse nothing of what God asked of [her]”. Her mother passed away when St. Therese was only four years old. St.Thérèse entered the convent at the age of fifteen (requesting permission from the Pope). Four of […]
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by James Shaw | Mar 7, 2020
Homily “We are to be blessed and be a blessing.”
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by James Shaw | Mar 7, 2020
Homily If you are preparing yourself every day, there is nothing to fear. If you prepare well you will be able to finish strong.
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by amacdonald | Mar 7, 2020
Homily Second in my 2020 Lenten Series of homilies on “Being Led”: Today is about being led by God to a place of greater faith amidst fear, accepting that we’re not sufficient in ourselves, but only in Him.
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by Jude P. Dougherty | Mar 7, 2020
As America’s laborious process for choosing a president moves slowly but noisily ahead, there is much to be learned from the wisdom of the first holder of that office. George Washington called it a “Solemn […]
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by Editor | Mar 7, 2020
Vatican City, Mar 7, 2020 / 12:30 pm (CNA).- Pope Francis will lead the Sunday Angelus prayer via video link, the Vatican has announced. The pope will also hold this week’s Wednesday general audience in the same way. The decision was taken in response to ongoing concerns about the spread of coronavirus in Italy and Vatican City.
Traditionally, the pope leads the Angelus from the balcony of the Apostolic Palace overlooking St. Peter’s Square and holds the general audience either in the square or in the Paul VI Hall in the Vatican. Both events will now be held in the library of the Apostolic Palace and live streamed.
The decision to hold the events by video broadcast only was announced in a communique issued by the Vatican press office on March 7.
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by Steve Skojec | Mar 7, 2020
It has become arguably the most contentious topic among orthodoxy-loving Catholics in the Church today – did Benedict XVI truly resign the papacy, and, consequently, was Pope Francis legitimately elected, and is he a true pope?
There are quite a number of theories surrounding this interlinked pair of questions. Theories drawn from canon law, from interior intentions, from Latin grammar, and even from little more than circumstantial evidence (ie., Benedict still dresses like a pope and is addressed as “pope” so is he still the pope?).
What can be said with certainty about this issue is that it has struck division deep into the group of Catholics who are most opposed to the novelties and errors of the pontificate of Francis, and has become a significant distraction from that work. It has divided the resistance to heterodoxy, the immune system, as it were, of the Church, as expressed by those of her members who hold fast to the Sensus Fidei.
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