Make Friends With Friends of God Like St. Patrick
Catholics should not be content to be trapped in our own age, unable to look outside this time and place for good and heroic companions.
Catholics should not be content to be trapped in our own age, unable to look outside this time and place for good and heroic companions.
Furry morale booster roams the halls of a Chicago Catholic high school.
On March 17, 1697, an Weeping Irish Madonna shed tears of blood for three hours.
Patrick and his companions arrived in Ireland with a dual mission: to minister to the small number of Christians there and to convert the Irish.
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Croagh Patrick, also known as ‘The Reek,’ is a place of pilgrimage holding a deep spiritual significance for the Irish people. Traditionally, on one Sunday every summer, pilgrims congregate there for Reek Sunday to climb the mountain. Now, COVID-19 has brought challenges and some new opportunities.
St. Patrick and all the saints of Ireland, pray for us. Sláinte!
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