St. Thérèse repeated this phrase whenever she was lonely
Philip Kosloski – published on 09/27/22 St. Thérèse would often reflect on the phrase “The world is thy ship, not thy home” to help her cope with the loneliness of life. St….
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Jesus is the best, most faithful friend a person can have, pope says
VATICAN CITY | Jesus never abandons, coerces or blackmails anyone when they stray, rather, he patiently waits and is “our greatest and most faithful friend,” Pope Francis said. “He remains at…
Prayer to Our Lady, Star of the Sea, for hurricane and typhoon victims
Kathleen N. Hattrup – published on 09/27/22 Console those who have lost loved ones and restore material goods to those who have lost property. An ancient title for our Blessed Mother is…
Pope’s call: A Church kneeling before Eucharist and bending over wounds of the suffering
Kathleen N. Hattrup – published on 09/26/22 ” … Let us return to Jesus, let us return to the Eucharist.” Pope Francis closed Italy’s national Eucharistic Congress on Sunday with a car…
Living the Truth in Love – Thankful for our priests, who unite us in the Eucharist
byMost Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito, Bishop of Palm Beach Sunday, Sept. 25, is significant as it marks Priesthood Sunday, a day initiated by Serra International to reflect upon and affirm the…
What was Padre Pio’s baptismal name?
Philip Kosloski – published on 09/23/22 St. Pio was named after his brother, who died shortly after birth. Padre Pio was not born Padre Pio, as Padre (“Father”) is a reference to…