Weekly, The Catholic Messenger offers news from the Diocese of Davenport, Iowa, as well as state, national and international news about the Catholic Church.
PAR-TEA TIME! The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Joseph Parish in North English hosts a Salad Luncheon and Tea annually around Mother’s Days, inviting local women of all faiths to participate. This year’s event drew in about 80 people.
Prayers for all of the residents of The Davenport apartment house, which partially collapsed today. We pray that the search and rescue effort will result in good news for family members anxiously waiting to know the whereabouts of their missing loved ones.
As people around the world pray for #PopeFrancis as he recovers in hospital from a respiratory infection, we invite our followers to send the Pope their messages of well-wishes and prayers in a retweet with comment.
SAU Francis at 10 speaker Phyllis Zagano: “Women are interested in being taken seriously and women are interested in being ministered to by other women.” #Francis
Cardinal Joseph Tobin, CSsR, chats with Bishop Thomas Zinkula at St. Ambrose University during the SAU Francis at 10 conference #Francis10@davenportdioc davenportdiocese @stambrose
January is Poverty Awareness Month.
Take 3 minutes today to watch this video & learn more about the complexity of poverty in the USA. You can then visit https://t.co/HG6Zkg69XN to find ways in which you can fight the cycle of poverty in your community.
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If dancing is like praying twice, as Alicia Vieyra says, then the Assumption Dance Group she leads stormed heaven with prayers while honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe Dec. 11-12 at St. Anthony Parish in Davenport. https://t.co/s1jovVC0nX @CM_Association#rewindforadvent
Ep 40: Family shares tips for Advent and Christmas | Catholic Messenger Conversations Podcast
Trevor and Jescie Pullinger build on traditions with their six young children.
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