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Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul: Called to Be Christians of Conscience ...
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Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul: Called to Be Christians of Conscience ...

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The Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul is June 29. Here are five prayers to these two apostles. Sts. Peter and Paul, pray for us! 1. O holy Apostles, Peter and Paul, intercede for us. Protect, O Lord, your people who trust in the patronage of your Apostles, Peter and Paul, and by their constant protection […] The post Five prayers for the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul appeared first on Catholic Digest.See the Story
Manila Cathedral Mounts Exhibit in Honor of Pope Leo XIV
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Manila Cathedral Mounts Exhibit in Honor of Pope Leo XIV

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In celebration of Pope’s Day 2025, the Manila Cathedral will host a special exhibit featuring Cardinal Jose Advincula’s memoirs from the conclave that elected Pope Leo XIV. This year’s observance is especially significant as it marks the first Pope’s Day under the leadership of Pope Leo XIV, who was elected to the papacy in May. […] The post Manila Cathedral mounts exhibit in honor of Pope Leo XIV appeared first on Interaksyon.See the Story
Why Does the Church Celebrate the Birthday of St. John the Baptist?
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Why Does the Church Celebrate the Birthday of St. John the Baptist?

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Statue of St. John the Baptist with golden cross, Charles Bridge, Prague, Czech Republic. / Credit: Oldrich Barak/Shutterstock Rome Newsroom, Jun 24, 2025 / 11:13 am (CNA). St. John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ, is one of only three people in history — after Jesus and Mary — whose birthday is celebrated in the Church’s liturgy.In fact, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist on June 24 is a solemnity, meaning it is the highest form of Cath…See the Story

St. Elizabeth of Portugal

Saint Elizabeth of Portugal, born in 1271, was a woman of profound faith, compassion, and dedication to peace. Born into the royal family of Aragon, she was named after her great-aunt, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. At a young age, Elizabeth was married to King Denis of Portugal, with whom she had two children. Despite the challenges and conflicts within her marriage, Elizabeth remained committed to her faith and her duties as queen. Throughout her…Portugal · PortugalSee the Story

Are We As Passionate About Christ’s Freedom As We Are America’s?

Read Are We As Passionate About Christ’s Freedom As We Are America’s? by Amber Ginter and more articles, devotionals and current events stories on AmericaUnited States · United StatesSee the Story

True Freedom: The Power to Choose the Good

As Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, we celebrate our independence with fireworks, flags, and gratitude for freedom. Our young, though rich, heritage causes a patriotic zeal that is the envy of many around the world.  But beneath the barbecues and patriotic hymns, the question lingers: What is freedom? And more importantly, what ought it […]United States · United StatesRead Article

If Christianity Recedes, What of Human Dignity?

“No power on this earth can destroy the thirst for human dignity.” – Nelson Mandela Since the inception of Western civilization, the concept of human dignity has been that value most cherished by those who live under its domain. And it is fitting that we recognize Christianity, especially Catholicism, to be responsible for this occurrence. As critical theorist Jürgen Habermas so eloquently put it: Egalitarian universalism, from which sprang the…Nelson Mandela · United StatesRead Article

It’s All About Forgiveness

Forgiveness is not just a part of the Christian life—it is at the very heart of it. From the moment sin entered the world through Adam and Eve, humanity has needed healing, reconciliation, and restoration. Baptism cleanses us from original sin, but we continue to wrestle with concupiscence—the ongoing inclination toward sin. This interior battle […]United States · United StatesRead Article

Saints Peter and Paul: Two pillars of the Church, one mission – Exaudi

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Every June 29, the Church joyfully celebrates the solemnity of the holy apostles Peter and Paul, fundamental pillars of the Christian faith and privileged witnesses of Christ's lovePius XIISee the Story

Speaking Directly to the Hearts of Women for 30 Years: Why John Paul II’s Message Still Matters Today

Thirty years ago, amid a society fiercely debating the role and dignity of women, a pope did something deeply personal and profoundly unexpected: he wrote a letter. Not a policy statement. Not a theological treatise.A letter.And it was addressed to you. In 1995, on the eve of the United Nations’ Fourth World Conference on Women, Pope St. John Paul II offered a tender, clear-sighted reflection titled Letter to Women. In a time marked by ideologic…Pope Francis · KrakówSee the Story

St. William of Vercelli (Abbot)

Saint William of Vercelli, born in Italy around 1085, led a life of profound devotion to God and service to others. Despite being born into nobility, William felt called to a life of asceticism and prayer from a young age. At the age of fourteen, he made a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, […]Italy · ItalyRead Article

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