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Making Time Matter: Living the Liturgical Year
On Sunday, November 26, 2023, we will celebrate the Feast of Christ the King, the last Sunday of our liturgical year. Yet, for many ... continue reading
All Souls Day - Joining Them on the Journey Watch
The custom of remembering the faithful departed goes back to the early days of the church, when their names were posted in the church so ... continue reading
All Saints' Day, Halloween and All Souls' Day: What's the difference? Watch
Everyone knows how to celebrate Halloween -with costumes, candy and horror movies, right? Well, that isn't wrong but it isn't the entire ... continue reading
The Happy Priest on Celebrating All Saints Day Watch
The Saints that we celebrate today are our heroes. They inspire us to live out our lives with heroic virtue.We are all called to be ... continue reading
Since when did Halloween become a Christian holiday?
If there's one holiday Christians might like to skip, Halloween is probably the most common choice. It's dark, macabre, celebrates evil, ... continue reading
Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes at Synod: 'No concrete proposals'
Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, the primatial archbishop of Mexico, shares his perspective on the Synod on Synodality, shedding light on the ... continue reading
Update on the Synod on Synodality
In the final week of the Synod on Synodality in Rome, all attention is focused on the eagerly awaited "Letter to the People of God." This ... continue reading
Read Bishop Joseph Strickland's Pastoral Letter
My Dear Sons and Daughters in Christ,It has been an honor and a joy to share some basic and essential truths of the Catholic faith with you ... continue reading
Synod on Synodality Delegates Embark on Spiritual Journey to Rome's Ancient Catacombs
In a remarkable display of unity and reflection, delegates of the Synod on Synodality embarked on a spiritual pilgrimage to Rome's ... continue reading
Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iniguez - Synod Does Not Have Doctrinal Authority
Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iniguez, the archbishop emeritus of Guadalajara, Mexico, and one of the five signatories of the recent dubia sent to ... continue reading