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CV NEWS FEED // Bishop Mark Davies of the Diocese of Shrewsbury in the United Kingdom encouraged Catholics in a pastoral letter to hand on their faith to future generations while reflecting on the 2025 Jubilee year. The Feb. 23 letter states that Catholics receive the gift of faith through the Church, and that the … Read moreUK Bishop to Catholics: Hand on the faith to future generations
CV NEWS FEED // A former British justice secretary recently condemned the United Kingdom’s charges and arrests against people praying silently outside of abortion clinics. The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) International reported Feb. 28 that former justice secretary Michael Gove told Christopher Hope on Chopper’s Political Podcast, “It is wrong to say that someone cannot … Read moreFormer UK justice secretary condemns silent prayer arrests
Courtesy photo16-year old Cecilia, surrounded by some of her siblings, is in dire need of our prayers as this family of 16 faces a cancer diagnosis. ‘I don’t know how anybody could do it without faith in God,’ Amy said. ‘But… God watched his Son suffer and Mary watched her Son suffer —it’s all faith … Read moreLove and Faith Define a Michigan Family, Not Cancer
Courtney Mares/CNAThe chapel at Gemelli Hosptial in Rome bears the name and contains a relic of another pope who knew these corridors well: St. John Paul II. The Polish pontiff was hospitalized here multiple times, including after an assassination attempt in 1981. The Pope’s condition remains stable, with Vatican sources reporting that his bilateral pneumonia … Read morePope Rests Well, Drinks Coffee and Reads Newspapers As Pneumonia Treatment Progresses
For all his towering theological acumen, Joseph Ratzinger was a very practical man. When asked by a Bavarian journalist in 1991 whether it was the Holy Spirit who chooses the pope, the then-Cardinal Ratzinger gave a down-to-earth answer: If electors heed the Spirit’s voice in such a way during any particular conclave, they will weigh … Read moreGeopolitics and Papal Elections
Sometimes I dream of writing a book explaining Christianity for complete outsiders. I would write it without using any of the traditional jargon that can be a stumbling block to understanding a message that is meant to be for all. It would also help insiders who have been brought up on a jargon that has … Read moreLiturgy, Redemption, and Contemplation
Reading 1 Sirach 17:20-24 To the penitent God provides a way back, he encourages those who are losing hope and has chosen for them the lot of truth. Return to him and give up sin, pray to the LORD and make your offenses few. Turn again to the Most High and away from your sin, … Read moreMonday of the Eighth Week in Ordinary Time
CV NEWS FEED // Following another day in which his clinical condition has stayed stable, Pope Francis “slept well throughout the night” at Gemelli Hospital, the Holy See Press Office reported Monday morning in Rome, according to Vatican News. The Sunday, March 2, evening report from the Vatican said that the pontiff has needed supplemental … Read moreVatican: Pope’s ‘prognosis remains guarded,’ but he slept well again
La Cuaresma es un tiempo sagrado de oración, ayuno y limosna que nos prepara para la Pascua. Es un camino de fe, en el que caminamos con Cristo a través de su Pasión, Muerte y Resurrección. En 2025, vive esta temporada siguiendo las ricas tradiciones de la Iglesia y fortaleciendo tu relación con Dios. El … Read moreCuaresma 2025: Renueva tu Fe con estas poderosas tradiciones Católicas
Day 1 – Novena Prayers For Lent Let us begin, In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Almighty and Everlasting God, You have given the human race Jesus Christ our Savior as a model of humility. He fulfilled Your Will by becoming Man And giving His life on the Cross. Help us … Read moreNovena Prayer For Lent