Results from Tag: 'cardinal sarah'
Cardinal Sarah Calls Catholic Priests to Spiritual Renewal in New Book
Cardinal Sarah said that in his new book he wanted to express his affection and encouragement both to priests who are struggling and those who feel strong in their vocation.
Surgeon Who Operated on Cardinal Sarah: ‘I Could Feel His Holiness’
Veneziano described Cardinal Sarah as “a true supporter of the original Christian principles, a very cultured and profound person who is willing to serve the Church for the rest of his life.”
Visitation at Vatican’s Liturgy Office Before Cardinal Sarah’s Successor Announced
Since Cardinal Sarah’s resignation was accepted in February, the question has been who might be chosen to replace the Guinean cardinal at the head of the liturgy congregation.
Vatican Permits Priests to Say Up to Four Masses on Christmas Day
Restrictions in place in some parts of the world, aimed at controlling the spread of the coronavirus, limit the number of people present at liturgies and some parishes have been offering extra Masses on Sundays and during the week to allow more people to attend.
Cardinal Sarah: West Must Wake Up to Threat of Islamism After Terror Attack on French Church
An attacker armed with a knife killed three people at a church in Nice and wounded others, the mayor of the French city said Thursday.
Pope Francis Adds Three Titles to Catholic Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, also known as the Litany of Loreto, has been an approved prayer for the intercession of Mary by the Church since the late 16th century, with its usage recorded even prior.
Cardinal Sarah Remains Head of Vatican Liturgy Department After 75th Birthday
Cardinal Sarah celebrated his 75th birthday on June 15.
Vatican, Church Leaders Quiet on Coronavirus ‘World Government’ Letter
In addition to the cardinals, eight other bishops are also reportedly signatories to the letter, including the bishop of a U.S. diocese: Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas.
Truth From Out of Africa
Instead of losing ourselves in the things of this world, we need to lose ourselves in Christ so that we might find ourselves in him.
