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Catholics descended upon downtown Denver to attend Day 2 of the Living the Catholic Faith Conference. It was one of three tracks of faith: Spanish, youth and English. Bishop Conley, apostolic administrator for the Archdiocese of Denver, celebrated the bilingual mass. His homily was a reflection on religious freedom in the wake of what he … Continue reading »
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Taylor Swift is hugely popular. From 2006 to 2011, she sold over 20 million albums and 41.8 million singles. She’s actually in the 2012 Guinness Book Of World Records for the Fastest Selling Digital Album by a Female Artist (source: Wikipedia). What’s that got to do with evangelization? If your message doesn’t resonate with people, no one will pay attention. Taylor Swift [...]
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Today we remember Saint Oswald - known for his sanctity and especially his love of the poor. Related articles The sign of Jonah for an evil generation (worryisuseless.wordpress.com) Jonah, the Runaway Prophet (tvaraj2inspirations.wordpress.com) Filed under: Catholicism, Evangelization Tagged: Catholic, Christianity, faith, postaday2012, Protestant, religion, repent
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• Benedict XVI to travel to Milan in June for world meeting of families
• The indispensable role of the family in transmitting the faith
• Revitalizing Catholic tradition in Latin America
• Vatican secret archives on display
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Making final preparations for the world Synod of Bishops on new evangelization, a committee of cardinals and bishops discussed how difficult it is today to transmit the faith to others.
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Lisa will be a guest on In The Heartland with Bishop Richard Pates (Diocese of Des Moines, IA) on Friday, February 24. The show is a local program of KWKY Catholic Radio. Lisa joins Fr. Aquinas Nichols and Rosemary Sloss from the Basilica of St. Joh…
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Is your catechesis evangelistic? What does that even mean? Well, it means a lot of things, but most importantly it means being a person to brings the light, joy, life and love of Jesus to others. The heart of our catechesis to children, youth and adults must be evangelistic or it is not authentically Catholic/Christian. [...]
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A real estate agent once told me, “When you’re selling a house, you lead with your strongest asset. You talk about the best features first.” She told me this during a lecture on evangelization in the RCIA. “So,” she asked, “why do we always wait so late in the game to start talking about the Eucharist? It’s the best [...]
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British bishops plan to use the 2012 London Olympic Games to renew interest in the Catholic faith, with initiatives ranging from fighting human trafficking and homelessness to promoting youth ministry and ecumenical dialogue.
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The Holy Father’s Angelus message centers around today’s passage from the Gospel of Mark in which a man with an unclean spirit is cleansed by Jesus. Benedict XVI made a remarkable comment on the nature of authority. We all have … Continue reading →
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“As we know, in vast areas of the world, faith is in danger of being extinguished like a flame that runs out of fuel. We have before us a profound crisis of faith, a loss of the sense of religious … Continue reading →
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Yesterday in my homily at 6:30 am Mass, I spoke of my experiences being present for papal Masses celebrated by three popes in 1978. The memorial of Sts. Timothy and Titus was being celebrated, and the Gospel for the day … Continue reading →
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My weekly column at Patheos today looks to the saints and apostles for inspiration on glories of friendship… and how friendships can evangelize and build up the church.Here’s a sample:Faith is caught not taught. That pithy adage describes myown …
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• Presentation of Message for World Communications Day
• Silence and Word: Path of Evangelisation
• Other Pontifical Acts
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The Vatican is announcing an evangelization campaign for Europe this Lent. It is called, Metropolis 2012: Paths to Conversion. Church leaders from 12 major European dioceses are hoping to re-evangelize their cities. These dioceses include: Menchelen-Brussels, Barcelona, Budapest, Cologne, Dublin, … Continue reading →
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I’m a Roman Catholic guy. I’m my wife’s husband and my daughter’s dad. I’m one of more than thirty thousand correctional peace officers in one of thirty-three maximum-security prisons on the west coast who pound out a living working nose … Keep reading
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