Posts in the "Call to holiness" category
Baptism is the sacrament by which the Holy Spirit comes to dwell in the hearts of men and women. This seed of holiness is meant to grow, and while we cannot force this growth we can help it along through the pursuit of a genuinely holy spiritual path. These categories contain articles which help guide people in a life of active discipleship, putting into practice the faith they have.
Building a Culture of Vocations is not about recruitment to ordained ministry or religious life but about exploring and responding to the call that God has placed in ones heart. This can only lead to fullness of life.
Along with being named pastor of St. Willibrord’s parish last September, I have also been named co-vocations director [...]
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Pope Benedict has moved two of his predecessors, Pius XII, and John Paul II, closer to Roman Catholic sainthood. (source)
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Bloc MP Francine Lalonde has introduced her third private member’s bill, C-384, to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide. This fall, federal deputies will talk about these medical acts to accept or refuse it. It is important for us to know more about Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide. Human Lifes are in danger.
- Bill C-384 (pdf)
There [...]
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“No one has survived this cancer. This illness will take you,” said Doctor Walter Chang to Audrey Toguchi in 1997 since, scientifically, there was nothing that could be done for her. (…)
Terminal cancer
In 1996, Audrey Toguchi, native of the Island of Oahu in Hawaii, was 69. “I had no idea I had cancer,” she told [...]
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“You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world” (Mt 5: 13, 14)
In keeping with the desires of the episcopate of Africa, the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, officially convoked the Second Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops, which is to take place in the Vatican [...]
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On September 11th and 12th 2009, a Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious (CMSWR) two-day Eucharistic Congress took place from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.
The Eucharistic Congress included talks by Cardinal Justin Rigali, Episcopal Liaison for the CMSWR and Cardinal Seán O’Malley, Chair [...]
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For World Communications Day 2010, Pope Benedict XVI has chosen the theme “The priest and pastoral ministry in a digital world: New media at the service of the Word.”
As the church celebrates the Year for Priests, the pope also wanted to invite the world’s priests to consider ways they could use digital media in their [...]
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Pope Benedict appointed a new apostolic nuncio to France (Paris), Archbishop Luigi Ventura, currently the nuncio to Canada- (since june 22 2001)
(source : Zenit -news in french)
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After Dilbert the most valuable office employee, there is Umbert, the unborn. As his website says, “the world’s most loveable baby hasn’t yet been born”
The Unborn Child Finally Has a Voice of His Own!
Meet Umbert the Unborn, the pre-natal comic strip character that is winning the hearts and minds of people throughout the country. Created [...]
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Pope Benedict XVI’s second volume on the life of Jesus is likely to be completed next spring, a Vatican spokesman said.
The book is expected to cover Christ’s childhood, Passion, death and resurrection. The first volume, “Jesus of Nazareth,” was published in 2007.
Father Federico Lombardi told Catholic News Service Sept. 13 that next spring was a [...]
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