Guided by prayer, All Things New, the archdiocese’s strategic pastoral planning initiative, will evaluate the effectiveness of the Church in St. Louis in proclaiming the Gospel. https://t.co/ZtJnW55DKQ
If I am going to share the Gospel with others, one fundamental element must exist: the belief that Jesus matters, writes Father Martin. Evangelization is a key element being evaluated in the All Things New strategic pastoral planning initiative https://t.co/A6j1OnNLKC
One of the main goals at the end of the All Things New strategic planning initiative is that the Church will act as one living organism in proclaiming the Gospel. But the process has to reflect, reinforce and contribute to that goal, writes @abp_rozanski https://t.co/XcU4KEVeiK
All Things New: Strategic pastoral planning effort in @archstl will strengthen our evangelization efforts while examining the structure and other aspects of the local Church https://t.co/76TQZWkdmT
SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital's Shining Star School progream allows kids "to have a sense of normalcy even in a hospital setting when things aren’t ‘normal’ for them," said Amber Moss, whose children participate in the program https://t.co/F2JrmDYuDS
Through the eucharistic celebration, we unite ourselves to Christ and with the heavenly liturgy in anticipation of eternal life in communion with God https://t.co/MDAdymyMd3
Young people — they’re more than OK. Our young generation deserves encouragement and support in their formation, writes editor Teak Phillips https://t.co/Gwq4AMxKOG
To celebrate this feast of St. Faustina, we encourage everyone to pray the Divine Mercy chaplet! Don't know how? We've got you covered: https://t.co/J4yFauxAD6
Jesus brings the love, mercy and restoration of the Father to each of our own “houses of affliction.” Martha, Mary and Lazarus each in their own way reveal to us what this looks like, writes Fr. Chris Martin https://t.co/oQOTjiac7s
Our pro-life work, rooted in prayer, attempts to offer so much community support that abortion isn't even a consideration, writes Archbishop Rozanski https://t.co/4kBm6pmaRl
“As much negativity as we have in this world, if people can bring a positive, bright light to somebody’s life, if I can do that for somebody, then that’s my goal,” said Caleb Camp, who offers a positive message to a younger generation on social media https://t.co/kavGchD1uV
Sunday is the day that we are able to be physically and spiritually nourished by God and is a gathering to enter into communion with God and one another. https://t.co/cwoewhAmQT
Known for simplicity and practical approach to the spiritual life, St. Thérèse of Lisieux understood from an early age the importance of prayer, which was manifested through her “Little Way.” https://t.co/We2MSXuzpG
Strength for life in Christ: Members of secular institutes and associations find fellowship, prayer and a deeper relationship with God. https://t.co/t6ZRFnBkzo
Our discernment doesn’t end, well, it shouldn’t at least. We should always be discerning God’s plan for us, regardless of our stage in life, writes Stephen Kempf https://t.co/tINiJzNhnk
Kennedy Burger, who is the co-chair for Homers for Health at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, is enthusiastic in her praise, saying, “Cardinal Glennon and the people there make the hospital stay so much better.” https://t.co/kKAIEiH8jy
Regardless of where we fall in the legitimate debate about immigration policies, we should remember that the people we're talking about are not anonymous immigrants, but Christ Himself, writes Archbishop Rozanski https://t.co/GyitLbksPf
First-time foster parents credit assistance of Good Shepherd Children and Family Services in helping them sharpen their parenting skills https://t.co/NeXPqH4URU