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Immigration reform through a Gospel lens
Each year, Minnesota’s bishops designate a Sunday in January, typically the feast of the Epiphany, as Immigration Sunday. This year’s observance on Jan. 5 affords an opportunity to learn more about what the Church teaches on immigration and the challenges that today’s newcomers face as they seek to start a new life for themselves and their families.
Today’s mission fields are around the world and next door
Recently, I had the pleasure of meeting one of our newest priests to arrive in the archdiocese, Father Joseph Kureh.
Confessors called to help Catholics recognize God’s love
The sacrament of penance, or reconciliation, helps Catholics recognize “the truth about themselves: that they are beloved children of the Father, who is rich in mercy,” said Cardinal Manuel Monteiro de Castro.
CRS Rice Bowl helping women in Dominican Republic
One way that you can make a difference in the lives of our poorest brothers and sisters throughout the world is to become involved with CRS Rice Bowl.
‘O Antiphons’ during Advent’s last days invoke Messiah’s titles
The O Antiphons, also known as the Greater Antiphons, are a set of seven separate antiphons, each beginning with an “O,” and followed by a title or special attribute of the Christ-child whose birth will be commemorated on Christmas.
Why goodness depends on God
One of the commonest observations made by opponents of religion is that we don’t need God in order to have a coherent and integral morality.
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