Pilgrims honor Blessed Stanley Rother, Oklahoma’s “red dirt Catholic” martyr, whose faith, service in Guatemala and sacrifice continue inspiring Catholics today.
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More than 600 people filled three theaters to watch the documentary on Blessed Stanley Rother in a suburb near Oklahoma City, with many coming away inspired.
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Blessed Rother was “a champion of human dignity who heroically laid down his life to bring the light of Jesus Christ to a people plagued by horrific darkness.”
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“We need to get not just his name out there but his reputation for holiness and heroic virtue and sanctity before the people of God.”
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(OSV News) — At first glance, the official photo of Venerable Augusto Ramírez Monasterio — known simply as “Fray Augusto” — shows a smiling Franciscan friar standing in a small …
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St. Thomas More, one of the most admired statesmen in Europe, gained international recognition for “Utopia,” his satirical work about a perfect state.
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“Since he was a Christian, he prayed. He thought of others and he chose to be honest, saying no to the filth of corruption.”
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