In a world torn apart by war, division and unrest, we need to hear again the first words of Jesus to the gathered disciples after the Resurrection.
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While the Latin (a.k.a. “Roman”) Catholic Church normally envisions a bishop administering confirmation, there are some scenarios where a priest is able to celebrate this sacrament.
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The apostles used letters to address the faithful of the churches they helped to establish — encyclicals are also letters, from the pope to the whole Church.
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In our AI-driven age, Pope Leo insists that we keep the human person at the heart of every digital interaction.
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In essence, “Rerum Novarum” calls everyone to honor the God-given dignity of each human person, rich and poor alike.
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Christ has risen from the dead and is now seated at the right hand of Father, and so too will we rise and ascend in Christ.
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The fascinating events of a century ago have turned Fatima, Portugal, into one of the most visited Catholic shrines in the world.
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In this month of celebrating mothers, what do expecting moms truly want to hear when they share the big news?
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There are dozens of Catholic mothers whom the Church has canonized for their faith, charity and holy virtues.
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As the world awaits the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the Church this week has one more message to convey.
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