If the students are to learn what creation is, they should be out in it.

The pope "entrusts to God's mercy those who died and, in prayer, he shares the pain of their loved ones," the message said.

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The first days of Holy Week are for getting ready, asking questions, considering possibilities.

"In this time of tragedy, this black moment for our country, I appeal to everyone to remain calm but also to show solidarity."

Evil, and what looked like its triumph, was what surrounded Jesus in that first Holy Week.

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Even "at the height of His annihilation, He reveals the true face of God, which is mercy."

"I owe my life to her. Her touch was magical, and I live till today only because of that saintly magic."

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Just as nobody wanted to take responsibility for the fate of Jesus, the same is true today in regard to refugees.

The sight was incredible: Thousands of young people rushing—with polite determination—to get inside the church.

Pope Francis called on bishops to really look at the faithful—not obliquely, but looking them in the eye, so they can see them with the heart.

Linked to extreme El Nino weather conditions, the drought has hit countries such as Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Malawi and Zimbabwe.

St Joseph the loving spouse of Mary and the foster father of Jesus is honored with a Feast Day on March 19th two days after the great feast of the Apostle of Ireland St Patrick It seems not only unfortunate but unfair to have the two great feasts of two great saints so close together Each y

"Because a lot of our people aren't documented, it was the straw that broke the camel's back. They weren't giving people water because they didn't have driver's licenses."

The Holy Fire ceremony has become a point of contention over the past 10 years between the Israeli police and local Christians.