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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks ago“Lord God, Almighty Father,
creator of mankind and author of peace,
as we are ever mindful of the cost paid for the liberty we possess,
we ask you to bless the members of our armed forces.Give them courage, hope and strength.
May they ever experience your firm support, gentle love and compassionate healing.Be their power and protector,… Read more
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoWrapping up Vocations Week, this final video asks: will you say yes?
Whether a priest, religious, deacon, or lay person, every “yes” builds God’s kingdom.
Pray, reflect and respond.
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoSometimes, the greatest call comes when you least expect it.
The weight of the call is real, but the joy of serving God’s people is even greater.
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoBishop Luis and director of vocations Fr. Michael Schuetz visited the Basilica of St. Mary’s in Wilmington during National Vocations Awareness Week.
Celebrating Mass with pastor Fr. Jairo Maldonado and parochial vicar Fr. Cong Le, Bishop Luis encouraged the students to consider saying, “Here I am, Lord” and asked parents and grandparents in… Read more
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoBishop Luis and director of vocations Fr. Michael Schuetz visited the Basilica of St. Mary’s in Wilmington during National Vocations Awareness Week.
Celebrating Mass with pastor Fr. Jairo Maldonado and parochial vicar Fr. Cong Le, Bishop Luis encouraged the students to consider saying, “Here I am, Lord” and asked parents and grandparents in… Read more
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoThis past Wednesday the Diocese of Raleigh gathered at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Newton Grove for the annual Mass remembering our deceased priests and bishops.
Surrounded by wind, sunlight, falling leaves, and the resting places of those who served our Church, Bishop Luis led us in prayer and reminded us that eternal life is our destination.
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Công Giáo Thông Tin posted an update in the group
Dio Raleigh 5 weeks agoThis past Wednesday the Diocese of Raleigh gathered at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Newton Grove for the annual Mass remembering our deceased priests and bishops.
Surrounded by wind, sunlight, falling leaves, and the resting places of those who served our Church, Bishop Luis led us in prayer and reminded us that eternal life is our destination.
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Dio Raleigh 5 weeks ago“To be a sister is the most wonderful thing.”
As we move deeper into Vocations Week, Sister Angie shares some of her story.
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Dio Raleigh 6 weeks agoVocations are born from an invitation, a word of encouragement, a seed planted in faith.
Continuing with Day 4 of Vocations Awareness Week, Fr. Scott and his mother share a powerful witness to the journey of priesthood… one that is deeply human, deeply faithful, and always rooted in God’s call.
Who in your life needs that simple invitation?
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Dio Raleigh 6 weeks agoOn Day 4 of Vocations Awareness Week, we explore what it means to live your vocation now in your family.
Parents, especially mothers, often worry about their children’s happiness when considering a call to the priesthood.
But as Fr. Bill John Acosta-Escobar shares, the key is not to pressure – but to be open and trusting in God’s plan.
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