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Epiphany

This Sunday we will celebrate Epiphany, one of the Great Feasts of our liturgical year, which signifies the end of the blessed Christmas season. Epiphany commemorates Christ’s baptism—the revelation of God the Son as a human being in Jesus Christ. The Lord’s physical manifestation, known as his “shining forth”, to the Gentiles is one of…

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Pope Leo commented on the recent capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

During Sunday prayers, Pope Leo commented on the recent capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces, emphasizing that Venezuela should remain an independent and sovereign country. The Pope’s remarks come amid rising tensions in Latin America following the U.S. military operation in Venezuela, which has sparked global debate over foreign intervention and national…

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Epiphany Traditions

Epiphany Traditions Epiphany is a Feast Day within the Church’s liturgical celebration of Christmas. In the current Western tradition, we associate it with the “Visit of the Magi,” or visitors from the East recounted in Matthew’s Gospel. (Mt 2:1-12). Epiphany is traditionally celebrated the 12th day after Christmas, (Twelfth Night), January 6th. In the Catholic…

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To Love is to Give – January

1. The best way to please God is to submit yourself to His Holy Will. (III, 116) 2. Don’t worry about yourself nor of what will happen to you; submit yourself to God’s will without reservation and you will merit His blessing. (I, 26) 3. Your interior state, the inner resistance which you experience, not…