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I Love You Jesus – Carol Monaco at Catholic Stand

Engaging the Church Suffering – Edward J. Barr at Roma Locuta Est

Released and Healed Through Prayer – Deacon Mark Danis at Integrated Catholic Life

Burdens – Rob Greving at Catholic Stand

Piety and Virtue – Randall B. Smith, Ph.D., at The Catholic Thing

Pius V’s Memorable Conversation With a ... Donkey? – Get Fed

The Roman Basilica of Santa Francesca Romana, Santa Maria Nova – Shawn R. Tribe at Liturgical Arts Journal

Peace Rooted in Love – Jane Korvemaker at Missio Dei

Seizing the Day the Christian Way – Daniel Fitzpatrick at Catholic Exchange

Being Close to Jesus Means Being Close to Mary – Scott W. Hahn, Ph.D., at Angelus News

Hymn of the Week: The Strife Is O’er – Anthony M. Esolen, Ph.D., at Word & Song

The Difference between Moral Obligation and Self-Will – John M. Grondelski, Ph.D., at New Oxford Review

Virtue. Valor. Purpose. – Dad29

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Saint Jerome (Circa 343-420) Versus “Faith Alone” – David Armstrong at Biblical Evidence for Catholicism

The Brand New Mystic Update, for All Your Spiritual Needs! - Mystic Update

Saint Pius V, Pope – Catholics for Catholics

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Cardinal Announces Potential 2025 Canonization for Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati – uCatholic

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Live! – EWTN Poland via BIG PULPIT

Pope Francis participates in Mass on the solemnity of Pentecost, May 19, 2024

Pope Francis on Pentecost: The Holy Spirit’s Work in Us Is Powerful

In his homily, Pope Francis explained how the Holy Spirit helps us to overcome sinful passions and then gently plants the seeds of virtue and helps them to grow. The Pope also recommended that people spend time praying in silence in Eucharistic adoration to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit.