Called to make Christ visible in our family, community and the world. To lead all people to experience the Light of Christ.
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Mass Series
The Mass: An Introduction is a four part series presented by the Archdiocese of Mobile in association with 4PM Media. The series features Archbishop Rodi with Fr. Victor Ingalls, Dr. Norman McCrummen, and Dr. Allison Meyer. The series asks four questions:
1) Why worship on Sundays?
2) Why a meal?
3) Why do we worship the way we do?
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The mass Part 1
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The Mass Part 2
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The Mass Part 3
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The Mass Part 4
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C 4 Ignite your faith
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Catholic News Service
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Rome Reports
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Welcome to our Spiritual Growth section. We hope that the resources offered on this page will allow you to grow in your life of prayer. Here you can find links to the reading of the day, lives of the saints, daily reflections, catholic answers and much more....
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Is 30:19-21, 23-26Responsorial Psalm Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6Gospel Mt 9:35–10:1, 5a, 6-8
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Twilight Retreat: “Holiday Spiritual Fruits” Nov. 13
Deacon Richard Murphy will present, “Holiday Spiritual Fruits: Gratitude and Peace” on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center (12 miles west of Owensboro on Hwy. 56). Just in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas, join Deacon Richard in some reflections on growing in the wonderful fruits of gratitude and peace. They make just the right gifts to give and receive in the holiday season. The event time is 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. The fee is $20 (includes dinner) if paid in advance. The fee is $25 at the door. To preregister, call 270-229-0206, email retreatcenter@maplemount.org or sign up online: ursulinesmsj.org/registration-form-for-sponsored-programs. These Twilight retreats take place on the second Wednesday of each month. Mark your calendar for Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. when Father Brian Johnson will present “Awaiting and Welcoming Peace with Thomas Merton: Advent Contemplation in a Seed, a Poem and an Essay.”
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News from the Vatican
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Just as children run to their mother's arms in times of trouble, Catholics -- including popes and bishops -- know they can and should turn to Mary, said Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Washington.
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Ignoring the reality lived by men and women today has caused a resurgence of old ideologies, such as populism, that inevitably do more harm than good, Pope Francis said.
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Four years after publishing his provocative encyclical 'Laudato Si', Pope Francis has criticized its implementation, saying in two separate messages published this week that the global resolutions...
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The Vatican unveiled the Nativity scene and lit the Christmas tree with energy-saving lights in St. Peter's Square during a late afternoon ceremony Dec. 5.
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Each day, a bishop should know Jesus is asking him the same question he asked St. Peter -- "Do you love me?" -- and giving him the same charge, "Feed my sheep," said Archbishop...
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