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Pope Leo XIV to Families: Be Missionaries of the Gospel Who Walk With Other Families
Jesus Christ · Vatican City

Pope Leo XIV to Families: Be Missionaries of the Gospel Who Walk With Other Families

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Pope Leo greets pilgrims during the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Elderly on Sunday, June 1, 2025. Pope Leo XIV on Monday said the Church needs to be farsighted in discerning the needs of parents and children.See the Story
St. Boniface—Let us preach the whole of God’s plan to the powerful and the humble... - Catholic Digest
Benedict XVI · Germany

St. Boniface—Let us preach the whole of God’s plan to the powerful and the humble... - Catholic Digest

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Let us preach the whole of God’s plan to the powerful and the humble, to rich and to poor, to men of every rank and age, as far as God gives us the strength. —St. Boniface The post St. Boniface—Let us preach the whole of God’s plan to the powerful and the humble… appeared first on Catholic Digest.See the Story
St. Charles Lwanga Protected His Friends — and Faced the Flames
Uganda · Uganda

St. Charles Lwanga Protected His Friends — and Faced the Flames

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The Ugandan Martyrs challenge today’s culture to rediscover the meaning of purity, courage and spiritual fatherhood.See the Story

You Can Question His Style, but Franklin Graham’s Exhortation to ...

Reporting from Berlin, where 1,000 Christian leaders have gathered for an invitation-only congress on evangelism, Emma Fowle addresses Franklin Graham’s latest outspoken remarks and explores the place of proclamation evangelism amid a claimed quiet revivalChristianity · GermanySee the Story

Euthanasia and Hope: A Reflection on Catholic Doctrine by Fr. Giordano

We live in an age in which the debate on euthanasia is becoming increasingly heated and widespread in Europe and around the world. It is therefore essential and urgent to reaffirm the values of Catholic doctrine concerning the dignity of human life, the nature of death, and the meaning of Christian hope. Contemporary culture, often […]Euthanasia · RomeRead Article

Healing with St. John of the Cross Part I

The deepest desire of our hearts is to be loved, and through that love, to be healed. We see this desire for healing everywhere in our culture. Americans spend billions of dollars on dieting and fitness products every year. Roughly 30% of Americans have seen a therapist in the last five years. Self-help books are […]United States · United StatesRead Article

The Pilgrimage to Christ’s Ascension in the Gospel and in the Mass

Then he led them out as far as Bethany, raised his hands, and blessed them. To get to Bethany, which was two miles east of Jerusalem, Christ and the Apostles would have descended down the steep Kidron Valley and then ascended up the Mount of Olives.  At the western base of the Mount of Olives […]Jerusalem · JerusalemRead Article

The Case for Reverence in an Age of Casualness

My father is a reverent man. Not in the incense-swinging, Latin-chanting, cassock-donning kind of way—though he’d probably volunteer for all three if asked—but in the unmistakable, sometimes exasperating way that says: this matters. Whether it was praying before dinner or dressing for Mass, his posture told the world something sacred was happening—even if the cathedral happened to be a station wagon on the way to my grandparents’ in Dubuque, Iow…Dubuque · DubuqueRead Article

When children grow up (and the Feast of the Visitation) - Catholic Review

The other day, I watched as my son, who was stuck in a challenging situation, stepped forward to advocate for himself—politely and firmly. He was heard without any apparent criticism, the problem was immediately resolved, and the world continued to turn. It took my breath away. But at 15 and 17, he and his brother surprise me all the time. Somehow, the children we’ve been raising since they were toddlers have become almost-men, practically adult…See the Story

Heaven Spoke — and St. Joan of Arc Took Up Her Sword

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Louis-Maurice Boutet de Monvel, “The Trial of Joan of Arc,” ca. 1909 SAINTS & ART: The Church honors Jeanne d’Arc as a virgin martyr and national patroness, whose courage, purity and fortitude continue to inspire Catholics and converts in a secular age.Catholic Church · FranceSee the Story

Leo the Great: Pope of the Ascension

By choosing the name Leo, our new pope has placed himself in line with one of the most brilliant theologians of the Ascension, Leo the Great (391–461). The first Pope Leo preached ardently on the centrality of this mystery, emphasizing that it was precisely during the forty days after Jesus’s Resurrection that the Lord designated […]Pope FrancisRead Article

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