Mary’s Meals: Meet the Man Inspired by Our Lady to Feed Millions of Kids
Corporal Work of Mercy: Feed the Hungry
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Pope Francis: When We Welcome the Stranger, We Welcome Christ
In Oct. 26 audience on Matthew 25:35-36, the Holy Father noted the need for Christians to help migrants, the homeless, the unemployed, trafficking victims and anyone discriminated against because of race or faith.
Vatican Reiterates That Cremation Permissible Under Certain Restrictions, Scattering Ashes Forbidden
Ad Resurgendum Cum Christo (To Rise With Christ), published Oct. 25, states that the Church ‘continues to prefer the practice of burying the bodies of the deceased, because this shows a greater esteem towards the deceased.’ And the ‘ashes of the faithful must be laid to rest in a sacred place,’ such as in a cemetery or church.
Candid 1988 Mother Teresa Interview Reveals Her Thoughts on Reason for Her Success
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Pope Francis’ Lenten Message: Mercy of God Helps Us to Be Merciful
The Holy Father called the faithful to do spiritual and corporal works of mercy this Lent.
Chicago Archdiocese Buries Unidentified Persons Who Are ‘Known to God’
‘Everyone has the right to be mourned and prayed for,’ says priest of Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Chicago, which has donated hundreds of graves to help bury the remains of the deceased — often homeless adults.
Pope Francis Makes Secret Stop at New Homeless Shelter
Located around the corner from the Vatican, the new shelter is called the “Gift of Mercy” house and was inaugurated during a private Oct. 7 ceremony.
Guanellian Graces
St. Louis Guanella Inspires Those Who Continue His Mission to Care for the Disabled and Dying
Pope Francis Says Families Are ‘Heroes’ When Caring for Sick Loved Ones
‘This hidden heroism is done with tenderness and with courage when someone is sick at home,’ he said June 10.
‘Little Boy’: A Parable About Faith
Movie Offers Lessons on the Corporal Works of Mercy and Love
