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As we mark again the World Day Against the Death Penalty, we call to mind God’s command: ‘do not repay anyone evil for evil.’ (Romans 12:17)
Amidst a culture that seems focused on death, we remember that no person is beyond God’s love, mercy and redemption, as Archbishop Shelton J Fabre, reminds us. The Church offers this message to all people - without exception. We mourn with victims’ families and also recognize that the death penalty only pulls us away from a culture of life.
Join us in prayer for an end to the use of the death penalty in our country and around the world, and for the conversion of all hearts and minds towards a culture of life.
@CMNEndtheDP @ArchLouKY
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Catholic Twitter working overtime to prove Bishop Boxie’s point that it really isn’t easy to be a Black Catholic in the US Church.
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On this #911Anniversary, I'd like to share a couple more correspondence from my predecessor Fluffy and then US First Cat India Willie Bush from the days following the attacks.
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Asked for message to America for the bicentennial of 1976, Servant of God Dorothy Day wrote a reply that rings true today: "REPENT."
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when u say "Jesus take the wheel" and he removes the front right tire
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Archbishop Henning highlights the vital role of Haitian Catholics in the Archdiocese and urges action to protect Temporary Protected Status for those facing unsafe conditions abroad. He calls on leaders to ensure a secure and lasting path forward for vulnerable immigrants. Read more and learn how to help at bostoncatholic.org/news/june…
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Vegetarian vampires, 1962
By Spanish Surrealist painter
Remedios Varo
#WomensArt
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AS HE DIED TO MAKE MEN HOLY
LET US DIE TO MAKE MEN FREE
Happy Juneteenth!
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I am once again reminding everyone to support real (human) artists, especially sacred artists, whenever you can.
None of us want to live in a world where the people who fill our homes and churches with beauty can’t make a living
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Oliver Traldi@olivertraldiMay 17
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To settle a troublesome discourse, I have provided here the most faithful and poetic possible translation of the beginning of the Odyssey.
We male sex. We
complex. We
fake horse. We
off course. We
sail long. We
hear song. We
pig crew. We
home soon.
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Replying to @SrDorcee
“there is no national interest so pressing that it licenses a Catholic nation to step over the dying Samaritan in the ditch.”
— Cardinal Cupich

































