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In series of messages, Pope stays focused on grandparents, elderly

Pope Francis has written and spoken extensively on the elderly during his papacy...
Bereavement challenges for older adults

Seniors who suffer the loss of a loved one, particularly a spouse or a caretaker, may face a host of challenges accompanying the loss.
Walking with the elderly through their unique experience of grief

In my family, our oldest loved one is my aunt, 85 years old, going on 60. It seems she doesn’t age, but time has not been kind to her in terms of grief.
Seniors have much to offer next generations, if only they will share, young will listen

Grandparents and the elderly benefit from experience that ...
Father Gallagher’s 50 years of varied priestly adventures

When Father Richard Gallagher retired from active ministry ...
Msgr. Brady known for building parish around Eucharist

Celebrating a half-century of priesthood, Msgr. James J. Brady ...
Father Manning strives to ‘do everything for Jesus Christ’

More than 25 years ago, Father Michael Manning was given a front seat for ...
Believing in God’s plan is at the heart of Father Venza’s 50 years of priesthood

True happiness is found when one ...
Father O’Connor’s 50-year journey of ‘holy moments’ continues in retirement

While celebrating the 50th anniversary of his priestly ordination, Father Michael J. O’Connor...
Retirement marks the ‘fulfillment of a mission’ for Father Papalia

When Father Pasquale A. Papalia departed as pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Whiting, ...
‘In Their Old Age, They Still Bear Fruit’

A homily given by Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., for World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, July 23 and 24
Pope: Holy Spirit pushes people to repent, change, love

The Holy Spirit shows everyone where to begin, what paths to take and ...
Love, learn from Mary this May

Love for Mary, the Blessed Mother of the Lord Jesus Christ, is as natural to the Catholic as love for one's own mother.
Blessed Mother represents a beacon of hope for Christians throughout history

Turning to a pillar of strength when facing challenges and crises has been humanity’s tendency throughout history. Christians recognize the need to draw upon the wisdom and help of our Creator when facing insurmountable tasks, persecution, plague and disaster.
The Virgin Mary is never alone

I once heard a story that has stayed with me for many years.
We Asked – You Answered
Mary’s titles are as countless as the stars

As the month of May unfolds, the centuries-old custom of ...
May Crowning: A Tradition and a Treasure

As the joy of the Easter Season and the beginning of spring usher in a time of renewal
Defending Ukrainian culture: Displaced people learn to make Easter eggs

In a bright and sunny shelter for people displaced by the war
God's mercy brings joy, comfort to those in need, Pope says

The mercy shown by God to his children can transform hearts and makes Christians ...
Bishop on Annunciation: Mary gives lessons on faith, life as destination

Today, the Catholic Church throughout the world interrupts the continuing sobriety
Do good unto others, ditch digital addictions for Lent, Pope says

Christians must persevere in generously doing good in the world, bolstered by prayer and by fighting evil ...
As pandemic's limits ease, palms burn in preparation for Ash Wednesday

Among the world's supply shortage, add to it the palm frond.
Guidelines for making the most of Lenten season

During the days and weeks of penance that lie ahead – from Ash Wednesday, March 2, 2022 until Holy Thursday, April 14, 2022
Opportunities for prayer and action as we begin a new year

The month of January is a busy time both liturgically and pastorally as it presents unique opportunities for prayer within the Catholic Church and the Diocese of Trenton...

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