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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoPope Leo said, “if we recognize our limit, if we let ourselves be touched by the pain of Christ, then we can finally be born again… faith does not spare us from the possibility of sin… it always offers us a way out of it: that of mercy.” Vatican News
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoREMINDER – SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR SEMINARIANS THIS WEEKEND!
The annual special collection to support the education of Seminarians for the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston will be held at all parishes and missions the weekend of August 16 and 17.
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoOur seminarians are back and ready to start the 2025-2026 school year.
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoSeveral of our Catholic schools are already back to school. Bless our students and staff in this 2025-2026 school year – the Jubilee Year of Hope and our 175th Anniversary as a diocese!
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoWe prayerfully join the Diocese of Pittsburgh and their bishop, Bishop Mark Eckman, in mind, heart, and prayer for the consolation of those affected by the deadly explosions at the Clairton Coke Works.
As Bishop Eckman said yesterday, “at times like this, our faith calls us to stand together in compassion, in prayer, and in care for one another.”
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Pastoral Statement from Bishop Mark Eckman RE: Clairton Coke Works Explosions
It is with a heavy heart that I join our neighbors in mourning after the tragic explosions earlier today at the Clairton Coke Works. My deepest prayers are with the person who has died, with those who are injured, and … Continue reading
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoShe Listened to God Not Her Anxious Mind
Saint Jane Frances de Chantal is celebrated by the Church on her Memorial on August 12.
St. Jane Frances de Chantal was born in 1572 into a well to do French family. Her mother died when she was a toddler, so she was raised by her father, M. Benigne Fremoit – President of the Senate of Dijon. Jane was… Read more -
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoFaith and Fortitude – Saint Susanna died a martyr in the third century, after refusing to marry the son of a pagan emperor.
What can we learn from her? Her love of Christ is an example of how we should live our life. She chose a life of serving others in His name, and teaching them the simple truth about God – His love, mercy, and compassion.… Read more -
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoFrom Riches to Robes – Saint Clare of Assisi seemed to have it all, two loving parents, her family’s wealth gave her many luxuries and privileges, and she was described as refined and gorgeous. However, she was not happy. Her heart ached over the fact that there were so many poor in her town and surrounding communities. As a teenager, in 1211,… Read more
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoThe memorial for St. Philomena is today, August. 11.
Saint. John Vianney, whom we just honored on August 4th, had a dear devotion to St. Philomena, his “dear little saint”. He attributed many miracles to her intercession. He even had a chapel in his parish in Ars, France, dedicated to St. Philomena and encouraged his parishioners to pray with… Read more -
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Dio Wheeling-Charleston 2 months agoDid you check out the first two pages of your FaithInWV e-bulletin highlighting saints to help us grow in faith this week?
Spend Time with The Saints
You have your own cheering section you know right? Among them are the saints. Our Catholic faith unites us with a communion of saints whom we can look to imitate and call upon in prayer to… Read more - Load More
