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In her talk at Catholic Charities of Baltimore’s annual social justice symposium, Sister Norma said she was there, standing before all of them at the Timonium gathering, because she said “yes.” “I went ahead and said yes to God … to change me into helping me discover who I am and who he wanted me to be,” Sister Norma said in her talk, “From Stranger to Neighbor: An Immigration Call to Action.” catholicreview.org/giving-im… #Immigration #LocalNews
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With Pope Leo’s recent diagnosis and extra prayers for the Holy Father added to every parish’s Prayers of the Faithful, conversations on cancer have taken center stage. Adults might be wondering how to share such news with children, whether kids have heard prayers for the pope or a family member is facing a difficult diagnosis. catholicreview.org/how-to-ta… #Commentary #Blog #FaithBlog
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A historic Spanish-mission style home sits on 25th Street in North Arlington not far from Marymount University. In 1907, Frank Lyon had it built as his family home. The lawyer, newspaper publisher and real estate developer had seen the Spanish missions in California and wanted to recreate that stucco style here. It was the first home in the county to have electricity because Lyon figured out how to tap into the electricity powering the trolley line on nearby Old Dominion Drive. Ironically, four decades later, that mission-style home became a literal home for missionaries. catholicreview.org/a-mission… #WorldNews #LocalNews
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#France’s #bishops condemned “unacceptable violence” that “gripped” the country over the Oct. 17-18 weekend, saying the scenes of rioting “plunged the country into shock, fear, and despair, raising numerous questions about the root causes of this crisis,” the bishops wrote in their Oct. 19 statement. catholicreview.org/french-bi… #WorldNews
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Who is helping build a culture of life in the Archdiocese of Baltimore? ⛪ The annual Life Is Beautiful Mass honored longtime pro-life advocate Msgr. James Farmer and Dr. Gianna Emanuela Molla, daughter of St. Gianna Beretta Molla, for their witness to the dignity of every human life. Read more: catholicreview.org/life-is-b… #RespectLife #LocalNews
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Presence has enormous power. Power to make someone feel human. Power to bear witness. Power to bring God’s warm love into a cold courthouse. In the Diocese of #SanDiego, a ministry that accompanies #immigrants in the country without documents to their hearings and check-ins with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, at the downtown federal courthouse marked its first year in August. catholicreview.org/ministry-… #Immigration #WorldNews
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Earlier this month on Oct. 3, Catholics around the world marked the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi. Not long after his death in 1226, his spiritual sons would carry the Gospel far beyond Italy to Africa, Asia and, eventually, to the Americas. And on Oct. 31, the Church will beatify five Franciscan missionaries from Spain who were martyred in 1597 in what is now the state of Georgia. catholicreview.org/georgia-m… #StFrancisOfAssisi #Franciscans #CatholicChurch #FaithInAction #CatholicHistory #MissionarySpirit #GeorgiaMartyrs #Beatification #CatholicCommunity #CatholicNews #Saints
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