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Posts tagged with "Lent"

Pope encourages Catholics to contemplate 'seven sorrows' of Mary Pope Francis

Pope encourages Catholics to contemplate 'seven sorrows' of Mary

Friday, April 3, 20200236 On the Friday before Holy Week, Pope Francis asked people to keep a long tradition of Catholic piety by focusing on "the suffering and sorrows of Our Lady."
Father Bayer: Fasting in the Rule of St. Benedict during Lent Columnists

Father Bayer: Fasting in the Rule of St. Benedict during Lent

Saturday, March 21, 202001463 We’re a few weeks into Lent, and since we’ve had some time now to try our Lenten disciplines of praying, fasting and almsgiving, let’s take a moment to reevaluate them in light of some ancient wisdom. Here are three tips about fasting from the Rule of St. Benedict.
Reconciling oneself to God leads to healing, pope says in Lenten message Pope Francis

Reconciling oneself to God leads to healing, pope says in Lenten message

Monday, February 24, 20200161 Lent is a time for deeper dialogue with God through prayer, for renewed gratitude for God's mercy and for increased compassion for people whose lives are under attack, Pope Francis said.
Pope Francis: Imitate God by being merciful to others Pope Francis

Pope Francis: Imitate God by being merciful to others

Monday, March 18, 20190205 The season of Lent is a time for Christians to reflect on and practice the mercy of God toward others and not waste away sitting in judgment of others, Pope Francis said.
Father Dankasa: How prayer nourishes our spiritual lives Columnists

Father Dankasa: How prayer nourishes our spiritual lives

Thursday, March 14, 20190629 When I was serving as parochial vicar at St. Joseph parish in Richardson, I observed something about the trees in the courtyard that amazed me. If you’re familiar with the layout at St. Joseph, you know that between the church and the rectory is a courtyard. From my room I could look through the window and enjoy the beauty of the...
Father Rangel: Forgiving others is the greatest Lenten practice Columnists

Father Rangel: Forgiving others is the greatest Lenten practice

Wednesday, March 13, 20190439 One of the actions that most reminds us of the great dignity we have after being created in the image and likeness of God is forgiveness.
Benedictine abbot leads pope, curial officials in Lenten retreat Pope Francis

Benedictine abbot leads pope, curial officials in Lenten retreat

Sunday, March 10, 20190325 When Pope Francis asked 50-year-old Benedictine Abbot Bernardo Gianni to lead his Lenten retreat, the abbot said he told the pope he felt "very inadequate."
Lent is a time for a little less hypocrisy, pope says Pope Francis

Lent is a time for a little less hypocrisy, pope says

Friday, March 8, 20190144 Lent is a time to ask for God's grace to chip away at hypocrisy, which is seen in the natural human attempt to appear "worthier than we are," Pope Francis said.
Father Whitfield: The habits of Lent and seeing Christ Columnists

Father Whitfield: The habits of Lent and seeing Christ

Sunday, March 3, 20190510 “What is most contrary to salvation is not sin but habit.” These are the words of Charles Péguy, instigator, poet, soldier, Catholic. And they’re words which, for me, come to mind as we begin our Lent again.
Father Bayer: It’s never too late for Lent Columnists

Father Bayer: It’s never too late for Lent

Saturday, March 31, 20180223 Lent is almost over, and many of us are already evaluating our Lenten resolutions. How did you do? Did you keep your resolutions? Let me suggest a few things to keep in mind as we reflect on our resolutions.
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