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Pope to lead final public mass before farewell
Kris Dmytrenko
February 13, 2013
For one last time before retirement, Benedict XVI is ushering the Church into Lent. Today the Holy Father will preside at mass to mark Ash Wednesday, during which he will bless and distribute ashes to the penitent faithful. Unlike past years, the liturgy will not be held at the Basilica of Santa Sabina, southeast of ...
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Snapshots of Pope Benedict’s Papacy
Cheridan Sanders
February 12, 2013
Pope Benedict XVI’s papacy includes many, many special moments. So we’ve decided to share some of our favourite moments in a series of blogs entitled, Snapshots of Pope Benedict. As we approach February 28th- the date of his official resignation- we remember and give thanks for Pope Benedict’s faithful service, leadership and tender humanity. We ...
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Perspectives Daily – Tuesday, Feb. 12
Carlos Ferreira
February 12, 2013
Tonight on Perspectives: The Church prepares for the last days of Pope Benedict’s pontificate and we bring you the reaction from one of the Cardinals at the consistory yesterday. ...
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Timeline of Pope Benedict XVI
Salt + Light Media
February 11, 2013
Pope Benedict XVI, 85, who has been considered a guardian of the faith, upholding the traditional teachings of the church leading the clergy in the defense of the faith, announced Feb 11 he is resigning as Bishops of Rome and Pope effective at the end of the month. Regarded as one of the sharpest theologians ...
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Pope Benedict announces resignation
Salt + Light Media
February 11, 2013
Pope Benedict announced earlier today in Rome that he will resign as Supreme Pontiff and Bishop of Rome on February 28th, 2013. Benedict, the 265th pope in the history of the Church, is the sixth German to serve as Supreme Pontiff and the first German since the 11th century. He became pope in 2005 – ...
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Band fuses electropop with faith
Salt + Light Media
February 9, 2013
Parenting can be challenging to say the least – This week on the SLHOUR we speak with Linda Kracht, who dedicates her life to fortifying families of faith; Sister Marie-Paul Curley gives us the windows to the soul of two movies, Dark Knight Rises and The Odd Life of Timothy Green; and we meet the ...
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The Catholic Church has extraordinary soap
Cheridan Sanders
February 9, 2013
You see, the Catholic Church has extraordinary soap: the gospel, the sacraments, prayer. The gospel read and lived; the sacraments celebrated in the right way; prayer well used, would be a marvellous soap, capable of making us all saints. We are not all saints, because we have not used this soap enough. Let us try ...
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St. Jerome Emiliani: Place your trust in God alone
Deacon Pedro
February 8, 2013
A few weeks ago, during a homily, I suggested that we should take the opportunity of this Year of Faith to do what the Holy Father has proposed: That we learn about our Faith; that we live our Faith and that we share our Faith. Soon after, I thought, ‘why don’t we make this a ...
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Spread the Good News, even at 100 decibels
Alicia Ambrosio
February 8, 2013
Catholic New Service reported yesterday on the opening of the Pontifical Council for Culture’s plenary meeting. Here is that  report. By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY (CNS) — When the head of the Pontifical Council for Culture said he wanted to listen to what today’s young people had to say, he wasn’t afraid ...
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Photo of the day
Cheridan Sanders
February 7, 2013
Christian pilgrims carry palm branches during the traditional Palm Sunday procession in 2012 on the Mount of Olives overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem. Following a directive from the Assembly of Catholic Ordinaries of the Holy Land, within two years all Eastern Catholics and the Latin diocese in the Holy Land will officially adopt the ...