Slovak Bishops to Ask for Forgiveness On Day of Repentance
Some observers warn of rising polarization, a lack of social cohesion, and declining trust in institutions in Slovakia.
Some observers warn of rising polarization, a lack of social cohesion, and declining trust in institutions in Slovakia.
These voices truly touched by tragedy show what the heart is capable of with the grace of God.
More than 100,000 people took part in the memorial service for Charlie Kirk this last week, even as Charlie’s wife Erika publicly forgave her husband’s killer. This week on Register Radio, we talk to Archbishop Joseph Naumann on the power of forgiveness. And then, Pope Leo XIV gave his first lengthy interview since his election as Pope. We are joined by Register Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl with analysis.
Allen’s proclamation is motivating more souls to do the same.
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Forgiveness of enemies is not achievable by human strength alone. It requires grace.
Why isn’t forgiveness taught like math or grammar? It’s time every Catholic school made it a core subject.
Referencing the significance of the Aug. 15 feast of the Assumption of Mary, Father Murphy said he felt the intercession of a World War I Irish army chaplain.
When I struggled to forgive, God whispered one word into my heart. It was the name of a friend who had lived out radical mercy.
While it is ‘hard to ask for forgiveness,’ it is what love demands.
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