Walking in Faith: Eight Children Receive First Communion in Northern Gaza
In the midst of war and suffering, the Catholic faithful of Holy Family parish continue to walk in the light of faith.
In the midst of war and suffering, the Catholic faithful of Holy Family parish continue to walk in the light of faith.
SACRAMENTAL LIVING: EUCHARIST
Archbishop Eamon Martin, the Primate of All Ireland, accused the Irish government earlier this month of communicating in a “grossly disrespectful” way that baptisms, First Communions, and confirmations should be delayed due to COVID-19.
Holy writings shed blessed light on the Eucharist and the Holy Sacrifice.
“By preparing children for First Communion we introduce them into the principal mystery of Christian life.” —Pope St. John Paul II
Antoinetta Meo (1930-1937) very much wanted to receive her first Communion and so began her correspondence with Caro Bambino Gesú (Dear Baby Jesus).
Bishop Steven Lopes said the 10-year old diocese has made Confirmation and First Communion at the same celebration for youth the norm going forward.
The change recognizes the reality that many Catholic youth are abandoning their faith by middle school.
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