That the Church celebrates the solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ makes good sense, given the Eucharist’s centrality in the life of the Church.
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In this continuing series on the origins of Catholicism in the 50 states, we now turn our attention to the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
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The Easter season ends with celebrating the Ascension, then Pentecost, and then the Most Holy Trinity. The order of these celebrations matters.
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Deacon Dan Hann, a farmer of 1,400 acres who also ministers in the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio, told OSV News “it isn’t looking very good” for farmers.
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(OSV News) — Because J.R.R. Tolkien was a serious Catholic, one might assume that religion would be evident in his literary masterpiece. Yet, there is no religion in “The Lord …
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Written by R. Jared Staudt, PhD (OSV News) — How many hours, how much money and effort pour into the illusive preservation of our fleeting youth? Legend has it that …
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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.
