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Our Scripture readings prompt us to reflect on how consistent we are as Catholics. Jesus had the chance to define neighbor as one who shares a common religion, ethnicity, language or country of origin, but used much broader terms
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Andrea and Andrew Lang have experienced nine pregnancy losses, including five in the second trimester. Learn how they leaned on their faith and parish community through this, as well as how Church ministry supports parents experiencing loss and infertility:stlouisreview.com/story/work…
Servant of God Michelle Duppong’s parents visited several locations in the Archdiocese of St. Louis to share stories of their daughter. Michelle, who had stage 4 colon cancer and died at 31, is on the path to sainthood.
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Pope Leo XIV, who returned to the Vatican on Oct. 17 after four days in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, reflected on marriage through the lens of the Second Vatican Council’s pastoral constitution "Gaudium et Spes" during his Oct. 21 audience.
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Catholic Charities ministry Saint Louis Counseling is relocating its Fenton office to south St. Louis County, but CPO Christopher Seigel said the mission to provide compassionate, professional mental health services remains the same. stlouisreview.com/story/a-mi…
As Catholics, we are not single-issue voters.
Discernment is needed to answer the challenging questions we face when voting, and a well-formed conscience helps us discern how our vote best protects life and human dignity.
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Pro-life ministry has been reimagined at Incarnate Word Parish to directly support mothers in need. The parish’s new House of Refuge ministry provides one-on-one mentoring to mothers and fathers seeking support during pregnancy and beyond.
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Today we celebrate the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday, the annual day of prayer and giving for the Church's missionary work. Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski asks the Archdiocese of St. Louis to pray for missionaries and the communities they serve. stlouisreview.com/story/serv…
We've likely heard the Gospel passage from the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time many times, but there's a deeper lesson that we can learn from. This week, let us ask ourselves — are we truly capable of constructive conversation and listening?
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As Therese and Kevin Haluskas’ children move into adolescence, the parents see everyday moments — Mass, lectoring, participating in youth group and family prayer time — as ways in which they’re forming their children into disciple-makers.
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Across the Archdiocese of St. Louis, lay Catholics are leading the charge in parishes to foster a culture of vocations to the priesthood and religious life.
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Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer following a 90-minute surgery on Oct. 13, during which surgeons removed the lower lobe of the pope’s right lung. The Holy See Press Office said in a statement that the surgery was successful.
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After Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery to remove a lung nodule on Oct. 13, the Vatican announced that the pope has lung adenocarcinoma, a type of lung cancer. stlouisreview.com/story/pope…
Last week, priests from around the Archdiocese of St. Louis gathered for prayer, study, Mass, and fraternity at the Priests' Convocation. Convocation, which takes place every four years, was held at the Lake of the Ozarks from Oct. 5-9 this year.
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Learn how a partnership between Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital and the U.S. Air Force is helping military medical personnel gain pediatric trauma readiness.
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One of the best responses to the challenges of our time is to immerse ourselves more deeply in the prayer that Jesus gave us, says Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski. So, how can we do this?
Read the archbishop's column from the Catholic St. Louis Magazine: stlouisreview.com/story/resp…
Living an ordinary life in ordinary circumstances gives us the full spectrum of the gift of life that God has given us. But how do we shield ourselves from living an ordinary life that robs us of the formation we need to live fully?
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The hospitality Father Chris Martin experienced during his most recent trip to Ireland made him realize something: we could all stand to be a little more Irish. Read his column: stlouisreview.com/story/a-li…
The Care Service at Sts. Joachim and Ann helped Sherry Rowland move into a condo after months of living out of her car. She's one of thousands of people in the Archdiocese of St. Louis helped by agencies that receive grants from the Annual Catholic Appeal. stlouisreview.com/story/a-pl…
Christians “cannot accept the oppression of the weak and the poor, nor the unjust structures that perpetuate conditions of dependence and injustice,” Pope Leo XIV said at his weekly general audience.
Read the pope's message: stlouisreview.com/story/pope…
