Cardinal Wuerl: We live in a culture in which there are two very distinct worldviews that diverge on fundamental points.
Donald W. Wuerl
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Cardinal Wuerl Homily at Red Mass
Sometime ago as I stood at the back of a parish church following Mass greeting members of the parish a family approached and its youngest member a boy of about 5 asked me ldquo Why do you call us brothers and sisters You rsquo re not my brother rdquo I said to him ldquo There is a sense in
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A Pastoral Invitation
When I first read the substantive interview with Pope Francis in America, I was drawn by the pope’s openness, engaging style and repeated call to “go out” and meet people where they are. What is needed, he says, is nearness and proximity to those who are wounded.This certainly is a
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Francis in ‘America’: A pastoral message the church needs today
From Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl: the pastoral message the world needs today
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The Noble Enterprise: Bishops and theologians in the service of the new evangelization.
Bishops and theologians in the service of the new evangelization.
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A New Relationship: Bishops, theologians and the new evangelization
Bishops, theologians and the new evangelization
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Pass It On: Renewing one’s own faith is the first step to evangelizing others.
Renewing one’s own faith is the first step to evangelizing others.
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How to Save Catholic Schools: Facing a crisis with confidence
Facing a crisis with confidence
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Seminary Visitation
The Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People endorsed by the bishops at the meeting of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in Dallas on June 13-15 includes a pledge of “complete cooperation with the Apostolic Visitation of our diocesan/eparchial seminaries and relig