
Ukrainian Rhapsody — Almsgiving in the Time of Lent
Now more than ever it seems right to respond to the war in Ukraine with prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
Now more than ever it seems right to respond to the war in Ukraine with prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
These are his holy works, and we are blessed to participate as much as we are able.
Pope Francis discussed almsgiving and closeness to humanity in a March 26 meeting with members of the religious institute Daughters of Our Lady of the Garden.
Pay attention to a particular cause or act of charity that can aid your virtue this season and always.
COMMENTARY: Conversion means resisting the temptation to ‘sing more loudly’ when confronted head-on with the troubling reality of evil in the world.
ROUNDTABLE: A campus minister, a Latino catechist and a South Dakota parish priest talk about Lent in their communities.
“The poor remain entrusted to us and it is this responsibility upon which we shall be judged at the end of time” —Compendium of Social Doctrine (183)
If you’re wealthy and you are not sacrificially generous, you will go to hell.
Dear Blessed Mother and St. Joseph, pray for us to grow in holiness this Advent.
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Catholic care for those in need is not philanthropy. It is our obligation.
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