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FaithScripture Reflections
Where does authority come from?
Kevin Clarke
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Charles Lwanga and companions, by Kevin Clarke
Arts & CultureFilm
Review: In ‘Padre Pio’, Shia LaBeouf may be a saint—but he’s no hero
John Anderson
Abel Ferrara’s Padre Pio is not the hero of his movie.
a nun's body is laid out in her habit atop a red covered platform, in the aisle of a chapel, you can see a few of the pews beside it
FaithNews
Nun’s incorruptible remains highlight rich heritage of Black Catholics in U.S., say experts
Gina Christian - OSV NewsMegan Marley - OSV News
The body of Benedictine Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster of the Most Holy Rosary was found to be incorruptible. She founded an interracial, contemplative Benedictine community that bridged racial divides in the Church.
pope francis greets priests in italy from China in the vatican square
FaithSpeeches
Pope Francis: Lessons from the first priest of Korea’s lay-led, persecuted church
Pope Francis
St. Andrew Kim Tae-gon faced persecution as the first Korean priest. Yet he continued to spread the Gospel and evangelize the people of his nation.
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FaithSpeeches
Pope Francis: St. Francis Xavier is an example to young people who feel restless
Pope Francis
In his weekly general audience, Pope Francis uses St. Francis Xavier as an example of missionary zeal who spread the Gospel to people who had never heard it before.
a stained glass image of st peter canisius with a red halo and writing in a book
FaithFaith in Focus
German Jesuit Peter Canisius is known as a saint of the Counter-Reformation. But he was much more than that.
Brennan Dour, SJ - The Jesuit Post
St. Peter Canisius deserves remembrance as more than a mere embodiment of 16th-century Counter-Reformation thought.
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