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As we continue to celebrate the Jubilee Year of Hope, let us take time to pray for our priests during their Jubilee in Rome this week.
Lord Jesus Christ, Eternal High Priest, we thank You for the gift of the priesthood. In this Jubilee Year, bless all our priests who daily lay down their lives in service to your people. Renew in them the joy… Read more
As we continue to celebrate the Jubilee Year of Hope, let us take time to pray for those bishops who are attending their Jubilee in Rome this week.
Good and Gracious God, may the faith in Jesus Christ that you have given your bishops of the Roman Catholic Church reawaken in them the blessed hope for the coming of your Kingdom. Amen.
Today, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist. Luke’s Gospel describes the birth of Elizabeth’s and Zechariah’s son, followed by the baby’s circumcision and naming ceremony on the eighth day. In the presence of relatives and friends, Elizabeth breaks the tradition of naming the child for his father or another… Read more
As the Jubilee of Seminarians begins in Rome, please remember to pray for our Seminarians as they discern God’s call in their lives.
Today, on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, we celebrate the astonishing truth of God’s intimacy with his sons and daughters, as he becomes our food in the most Holy Eucharist.
In the first reading from Genesis, we hear how the priest Melchizedek brings forth bread and wine, blesses Abram, and then offers praise and… Read more
A son of a princely family, Aloysius Gonzaga grew up in royal courts and army camps, and his father wanted Aloysius to be a military hero. God, however, had other plans for this boy, who, when he was only seven-years-old, experienced a profound spiritual awakening. He entered into a life of prayer and fasting, and, when he was 11, he… Read more
“A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows.” – Saint Francis of Assisi
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Liberation Day. We rejoice in this day of celebration of Freedom, Justice, and Equality for all.
Please note that the Chancery Office is closed today. Regular business hours will resume tomorrow.
Catholic Social Teaching supports justice to be served for those who are harmed by a crime; it also supports restorative justice practices, which focus on healing and repairing relationships.
Restorative Justice seeks to heal the root of the offender’s wounds, and to help the victim, their family, and the broader community come together to heal… Read more
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