
Pope Francis: The Differences of Others Are an Occasion to Love Better
‘Like the blind man, do we know how to see the good and to be grateful for the gifts we receive?’ the Holy Father asked the faithful.
‘Like the blind man, do we know how to see the good and to be grateful for the gifts we receive?’ the Holy Father asked the faithful.
Refugees, finding warm welcome, reflect on Christian charity upon the first anniversary of war.
BOOK PICK: Part biography and part devotional offers insights into holy living from a relatable saint-in-the-making.
User’s Guide to Sunday, Sept. 25
Pay attention to a particular cause or act of charity that can aid your virtue this season and always.
“The ministry of consolation is a task for every baptized person, mindful of the words of Jesus: ‘I was sick and you visited me.’”
One parish found the secret to getting more people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ was to come together to help a homeless family in need.
He explained that to give one’s life in service involves ‘sowing seeds of love.’ He also said that the cross is the symbol par excellence of Christians.
Friends and colleagues of the founder of L’Arche, who died Tuesday in Paris at the age of 90, tell the Register about his profound impact on them and on the world.
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