Through Snow and Sacred Darkness: The Xavier Society for the Blind at 125
On a Gaudete Sunday blizzard at St. Patrick’s, a blind priest and the Xavier Society reveal a clearer kind of sight: faith guided by touch, sound and grace.
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Pope Francis Encourages Blind Young People to Be Pilgrims of Hope
In his talk, the Pontiff recalled that a pilgrim is more than a traveler, because he has a particular goal: a holy place. He also referenced holy examples like Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati and St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus.
First-Ever Blind Catholic Priest in Kenya is Ordained
In an interview with Kenya Television Network News, Father Mithamo King’ori traced his priestly vocation to the grace of God and expressed his gratitude to Archbishop Muheria for giving him the hope he needed to remain focused on his dream vocation.
‘Through the Cross to Heaven’: The Life of Blessed Elżbieta Róża Czacka
At Mother Elżbieta’s funeral in 1961, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński called her “a person who constantly stood before the face of her Good Lord.”
The Blessing of a Lifetime: Five-Year-Old Girl Going Blind Meets Pope Francis
The little girl’s ‘visual bucket list’ included catching butterflies, flying kites, and meeting the Holy Father, whom she calls ‘the big buy in the white hat.’
