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For most people, church is supposed to feel like a safe place, but with recent immigration enforcement activities, the Diocese of Nashville said many are concerned about possibly being detained.
From near-divorce to renewed vows, Natalie and Gio Morales rebuilt their marriage through faith. Now they use that same honesty and hope to lead the Church’s next generation.
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YourErie on MSNErie community shows support for new pope at special massCatholics around the world have a new face of leadership as Pope Leo XIV takes the reins from the late Pope Francis. Monday night, Erie’s Catholic community came together for a special mass
Pope Leo XIV marked his first full day as leader of the 1.4-billion-member Roman Catholic Church by celebrating Mass in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel on Friday with cardinals. Mass got underway as ...
Pew’s report specifically tracked and categorized the answers of Catholics who attend Mass at least weekly and those who don’t. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that participation in Mass “is a testimony of belonging and of being ...
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40/29 News on MSN'Crying with happiness': First Sunday Mass in Fayetteville with new PopeThe St. Joseph Catholic Church in Fayetteville holds first Sunday Mass after new Pope is selected The St. Joseph Catholic Church held its first Sunday Mass this morning since Pope Leo XIV was elected on Thursday. “I feel like I've known him all my life," St. Joseph member Connie Blunk said. “I was crying with happiness, with all the happiness.”
The vestibule was filled with little white dresses, veils and suits before the First Communion Mass on May 3 at St. Michael Catholic Church. About 20 children and their families participated in the Mass,