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Dio Richmond 2 weeks agoGive back this giving season with #iGiveCatholic!
Advanced giving continues and as we celebrate Thanksgiving with our loved ones, let us also look to our diocesan ministries seeking your support through iGiveCatholic.
We are so thankful for the support of our diocesan community.
Visit https://bit.ly/iGC to choose from the many… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoToday we remember the 117 Vietnamese martyrs who gave their lives for Christ between 1820 and 1862.
The Jesuits founded the first permanent Catholic mission in Da Nang, Vietnam, in 1615, where they ministered to Christians who had been driven out of their communities.
The persecution of Vietnamese Catholics continued throughout history,… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoIn celebration of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, Bishop Knestout wrote his latest column about the similarities between Thanksgiving and what Scriptures teaches us about expressing gratitude.
Reflecting on his recent pilgrimage to Rome where he met the Holy Father, he writes about expressing his own gratitude to Pope Leo for the role… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoToday, we honor the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. Let us pray that we can help others encounter Christ, and bring the Gospel to the ends of the earth!
May all the faithful bear witness to Jesus, our eternal king. #FeastDay
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoFor 165 years, St. Patrick in Richmond’s Church Hill has served as a beacon of peace, faith, and community for its parishioners. Nearly 40 years after the parish was dedicated, Frank Parater, now a Servant of God, was baptized at St. Patrick.
The parish celebrated its 165th anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 9, with Mass attended by hundreds of… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoSt. Cecilia “sang to God in her heart” in order to live out her life for Christ.
She introduced her pagan husband to Christianity and led to his conversion. Later, she, along with her husband and brother, were martyred
St. Cecilia, patron saint of musicians, #prayforus that we may also sing our song of faith. #FeastDay
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoParishioners of our diocese joined other nearby dioceses on a pilgrimage honoring St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint.
The pilgrimage sites included the National Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville, New York, and the St. Kateri National Shrine and Historic Site in Fonda, New York, which included the stream where… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoOn the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we’re called to reflect on Mary’s presentation in the temple. It is believed that her parents, Anne and Joachim, offered Mary to God in the temple to carry out Anne’s promise to God.
This feast is believed to date back to the 6th century and became an official feast day in the 16th century. #FeastDay
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoFor Andrew Masi, also known as “The Catholic Photographer,” photographing churches helps deepen his faith and he hopes for others to experience the same through his pictures.
Beginning a little over 10 years ago, Andrew’s goal is to photograph all the cathedrals, basilicas, and shrines in the U.S. and has recently made a visit to our… Read more
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Dio Richmond 3 weeks agoThe exhibit for The Catholic Virginian’s 100th anniversary is now open!
Earlier this week, our team at the Office of Communications put up the exhibit at the Museum of Virginia Catholic History at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond.
The exhibit features the history of our diocesan paper, formerly called The Virginia Knight. All… Read more
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