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Sep 29 Fall Clothing Sale at St. Martin's
Fall Clothing Sale
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Sep 29 Acts: the Spread of the Kingdom
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Posted On: September 13, 2016
Mother Teresa is now a Saint. Proclaimed to that title September 4, by Pope Francis, a day before the 19th anniversary of her death September 5 1997.
St. Peter’s square was packed, as usual, for the ceremony and while most of the coverage was positive there remain a few dissenters that the move was too soon after her death. The same thing was said of St. John Paul II who was canonized April 27, 2015 just nine years after his April 2 2005 death. St. John XXIII was Canonized at the same time as...
Posted On: September 20, 2016
Our week in Lodz prepared us well for our arrival in Krakow. What a city! So rich in history, full of faith, and the home to the great saints of mercy; Saint Faustina, Saint JPII and St. Maximillian Kolbe to name a few. It is against this rich backdrop that we entered into the theme of our WYD celebration: Blessed Are the Merciful”. Each morning was the same....we made our way to the “Mercy Center” where we would join 20,000 other English speaking pilgrims for morning prayer, guest speakers,...
Posted On: September 22, 2016
Tara writes to ask how best to respond to people who say that Christ’s presence in the Eucharist isn’t real, it’s just symbolic.
Thanks for the question Tara!
I think there are at least two complementary ways of approaching this. The first is the most common. Catholics who want to defend the claim that Christ is REALLY present in the Eucharist turn to Scripture. There we can find extremely realistic language. At the institution of the Eucharist Jesus says “This is my body,” not “This...
