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Consecrated life is ‘a call to remember Jesus at every moment,’ says expert
Dominican Sister Mary Bendyna, executive director of the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious, is seen praying ...
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Auschwitz's Death Wall: How the Nazis shot thousands of inmates in front of structure - before Polish Pope John Paul II knelt in the same spot and prayed for peace
It was a truly powerful sight: the Polish pope who had grown up under Nazi occupation kneeling in prayer at Auschwitz's Death Wall. There, in June 1979, John Paul II asked God for peace during ...
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Ecumenism: 1,700 Years After Nicaea, are Christians closer than ever to unity?
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity began January 18. Once a major obstacle for other Christian churches, the primacy of ...
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Updated: At National Prayer Vigil for Life, young people challenged ‘to be a light in our culture’
A National Holy Hour for Life followed the Mass. The morning of Jan. 24, a Mass was celebrated in the Great Upper Church to ...
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At National Prayer Vigil for Life, special collection taken for LA fire victims
"We're called to witness to his life and light, in particular for the preborn, who may not be born and who may never see the ...
National Catholic Register11d
Need a Spiritual Boost? 4 Ways to Cultivate Light in Winter Darkness as a Catholic
EWTN News, Inc. is the world’s largest Catholic news organization, comprised of television, radio, print and digital media ...
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Tool of faith or digital distraction? Catholic Church offers indulgences to faithful who fast from social media
Among the traditional religious activities that can earn one an indulgence — such as pilgrimage to holy sites, acts of ...
Arlington Catholic Herald17h
Religious leaders gather for ecumenical prayer service
Area religious leaders gathered Jan. 22 for an ecumenical prayer service at St. Bernadette Church in Springfield, for the ...
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St. John Paul II Catholic Academy Peace Lantern Project
Imagine a field of more than 1,000 softly glowing paper lanterns set up along a public pathway, carrying students' thoughts about what peace means to them. That was the idea behind St. John Paul I ...