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A sense of orthodoxy, the sacred, vibrant community life of service attributed to vocation boom in California
As Catholics in the U.S., it’s impossible to ignore the statistics. For decades, participation in the Church has been shrinking. More U.S. Catholics have fallen away: In a 2018 survey from the Center for Applied ...
The Pilgrim Project, founded in 2015 by a group of young professionals from Washington, D.C., was the result of transformational, life-changing experiences on pilgrimage. These friends saw an opportunity to evangelize young adults through pilgrimage. ...
Many of the Eastern-rite Catholic Churches are unfamiliar to most Roman Catholics. The Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church, also known in the United States. as the Byzantine Catholic Church, is another example of this. It is ...
The state of Utah is widely and rightfully associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Nearly everything about the state’s settling by Westerners, its statehood, and much of its history is ...
First held in Poland, the 2019 event will be hosted in the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Nearly 40 years ago a young attorney in Louisiana named Frank Summers and his journalist wife, Genie, experienced a conversion from a purely secular lifestyle, embraced their Catholic roots and began earnestly seeking God’s will ...
Every year, many dioceses in the United States send a select few seminarians to study in Rome at the Pontifical North American College (NAC). Founded in 1859 by Blessed Pius IX, the NAC has formed ...
By virtue of baptism, all Christians are called to evangelize, to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ. Over the last few decades, popes have recognized that the time has come for a New Evangelization, ...
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