When we live our faith, it is essential to keep our eyes on the blessings we receive from our relationship with Jesus. These blessings not only enrich our own lives
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The dawn from on high will break upon us. (Luke 1.67-79) FROM THE DIOCESE Bishop’s Christmas and New Year Messages Bishop Brehl’s Christmas message is now available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKCdDEvp8DY.
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The role of the priest in the parish Church is pivotal, especially in the context of evangelization. As shepherds of their communities, priests are called to be the primary heralds
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Father Richard A. Miserendino, the chaplain of Catholic Campus Ministry at the University of Mary Washington, faced a challenge when he realized that students were not visiting him during the
Continue readingJesus the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham. (Matthew 1.1-17) FROM THE DIOCESE Bishop’s Advent 2024 Message Watch the Advent 2024 Message from Bishop Michael Brehl, C.Ss.R.
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Evangelization is the profound mission of spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ, but its essence extends far beyond mere verbal proclamation. At its heart, evangelization is a dynamic expression
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In 2013, Pope Francis gifted the Church with his apostolic exhortation “Evangelii Gaudium” (The Joy of the Gospel), a profound meditation on the fundamental relationship between Christian faith and joy.
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Before anything else – before the sacraments, before church traditions, before religious practices – Scripture stands as the foundation of all evangelization. Just as a seed must be planted before
Continue readingIt is not the will of your Father that one of these little ones should be lost. (Matthew 18.12-14) FROM THE DIOCESE Bishop’s Advent 2024 Message Watch the Advent 2024
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As we build relationships with our neighbours and try to show God’s love with our lives, we sometimes hear about their burdens and challenges, and our hearts naturally move to
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