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Funeral Mass for Michael J. Pierce
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As the Lord had done with Israel, so Joseph did with Jesus: 'He taught him to walk, taking him by the hand; he was for him like a father who raises an infant to his cheeks, bending down to him and...
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In a review of a court ruling that found that housing for a church's youth ministers should not be tax exempt, the Supreme Court justice said that for the city violated the First Amendment.
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The great Dutch painter, perhaps best known for "The Girl with a Pearl Earring," converted from the Dutch Reformed Church to Catholicism, and broke all the rules with his "Allegory of Faith."
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Emmanuel Macron has indicated that he wants to include the right to abortion in the European charter of fundamental rights. He made the announcement this Wednesday, January 19, during a speech to the...
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Every day, Aleteia offers a selection of articles written by the international press about the Church and the major issues that concern Catholics around the world. The opinions and views expressed in...
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Crux Now
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KURON, South Sudan — In a country at war, it’s a region at peace, thanks to a retired South Sudanese Catholic bishop who has championed friendship among those who once saw each other as enemies...
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ROME — God is not frightened by people’s sins, mistakes or failures, Pope Francis said. What God is afraid of is “the closure of our hearts — this, yes, this makes him suffer — he is frightened by...
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A top leader of the Knights of Malta warned the group’s members on Wednesday that the Holy See’s latest proposals to reform the order threaten its internationally recognized status as a sovereign...
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Pope Francis issued a plea on behalf of prison inmates Wednesday, saying they should never be deprived of hope and always be given the opportunity to redeem themselves.
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At the time of his death at age 93 Dec. 29, Fame Academia was one of the few remaining witnesses to the Bataan Death March carried out by the Japanese military in the early days of World War II...
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You are invited to subscribe to a service called FLOCKNOTE…like sending “notes” to the “flock.” It is totally free for you to use and it is going to make it easy for you to stay plugged in to the activities of the parish via text message.
FLOCKNOTE is very simple. Text the letters SienaML to the 5-digit phone number 84576. Make sure your autocorrect on your phone does not mistakenly change the text. Once you send that in, FLOCKNOTE will send you back a confirmation message and a verification code with a link to enter the code. That’s it! You can also subscribe online by visiting flocknote.com/SienaML. Follow the instructions to register.
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