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The Soul of the Parish: Being Led by the Holy Spirit Alive in our Midst
In his new pastoral letter, Archbishop Kurtz rejoices in sharing his reflections on the parish discernment process that took place in so many parishes of the Archdiocese over the last year and a half.
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50th Anniversary of Thomas Merton’s Death
Below I share the powerful homily that Fr. Lawrence Morey preached at the Cathedral of the Assumption on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the death of Thomas Merton: Christ healing the paralytic at [...]
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Hispanic ministry to promote family, youth
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer After years of local, regional and national reflection — a process known as Encuentro — Hispanic and Latino Catholics...
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Thomas Merton’s death recalled 50 years later
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Fifty years after his death, Thomas Merton — the influential Trappist monk who lived and wrote from the Abbey...
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Christmas Eve marks 200th anniversary of beloved carol ‘Silent Night’
IMAGE: CNS photo/courtesy www.stillenacht.comBy Richard SzczepanowskiWASHINGTON (CNS) -- Exactly 200 years ago this Christmas Eve -- Dec. 24, 1818 -- in a little church in what is now Austria, the world heard for the first [...]
Ask for grace to dream and to be silent like St. Joseph, pope suggests
IMAGE: CNS photo/Vatican MediaBy Cindy WoodenVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- While St. Joseph was a practical, down-to-earth man, he had enough faith to be open to God speaking through dreams, Pope Francis said at morning Mass. [...]
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