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By Philip Kosloski – A brief guide to a very influential religious order with many popular saints. At the beginning of the 13th century, St.
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By Leon Bent – Dominic, founder of the great order of preaching friars which bears his name, was born in the year 1170, at Calaruega,
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Dr Abhishek Prasad PhD. – Australia’s recent move to ban children under 16 from using social media has reignited a global discussion about how to
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – Few subjects create as much confusion about the Catholic Church as priestly celibacy. Many people assume that the Catholic Church universally
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chhotebhai – Can catechism lead to atheism? Not surprisingly, it can. I am sharing below the testimony of a Sunday School teacher of 20 year’s
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By Lavoisier Fernandes – Father Joseph Thermadom CSC, is India’s first deaf Catholic priest, the third in Asia, and only the 26th in the world.
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The Letter on Perfect Obedience (26 March 1553), Its Troubled Origins, and Its Uncomfortable Relevance Today By Fr. Sebastian James, SJ – As we celebrate the feast
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# chhotebhai – About 10 bishops and 50 theologians from across the country gathered at the Pastoral Centre, Agra on 25th/ 26th July for the
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In his weekly Angelus address, Pope Leo tells the crowds of pilgrims gathered in St Peter’s Square that “the presence of Jesus changes everything”.
Following the recitation of the Angelus, Pope Leo XIV expresses his concern over the ongoing violence in Sudan, Ukraine, and Russia. He calls for the conversion “of those who sow violence” and an end to “an ever-growing number of civilian casualities.”
Progress had reportedly been made on border issues and the return of prisoners during the latest negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome.
At this Augustinian shrine, which he visited two days after his election to the papacy, Pope Leo will preside over Mass on September 7, on the eve of the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. A painting depicting him praying before the image of the Virgin will also be unveiled.