The #MostHolyTrinity teaches us that a person can never be without the other. We are not islands, we are in the world to live in God’s image: open, in need of others and in need of helping others.
We are sure that with the weapons of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, and with the gift of grace, the hearts of people and the fortunes of the entire world can be changed. #HolyRosary#Peace
Hi! I'm attending NALM Annual Conference 2022 - Moving Forward in the Spirit: Becoming a Synodal Church. Let's start connecting with each other now. https://t.co/FaEJuSxFIK #NALM2022
“We can no longer deny or ignore the extremely dangerous predicament of our human family. We are in a new nuclear arms race far more dangerous than the first,” said Archbishop Wester Jan. 11. https://t.co/34P186oE5x
The Magi defy Herod. They teach us that we need a courageous faith that is not afraid to challenge the sinister logic of power, and become seeds of justice and fraternity in societies where many Herods, even today, continue to slaughter the poor and innocent. #Epiphany
The Magi return “by another way” (Mt 2:12). They challenge us to take new paths. This is the creativity of the Holy Spirit who always does new things. #Epiphany
Please join us in wishing this powerful woman Nichelle Nichols a very Happy Birthday! Leave your salutations in the thread, and don't forget to SHARE your favorite Nichelle moment in Trek or in life! 🖖 ❤ 🎂
#roddenberry#HappyBirthdayNichelle@NichelleIsUhura
Because of baptism all of you, as God’s family, must celebrate your Mass in the world —St Oscar Romero, Holy Family 1979. Read/listen https://t.co/AzKynhuz5r #Baptism#GodsFamily#Mass#StOscarRomero
O Wisdom of our God Most High, guiding creation with power and love: come to teach us the path of knowledge!
From today until December 23, the Church sings the "O Antiphons" in anticipation of the Lord's coming among us. Learn more: https://t.co/Gf84oLJYLa
It does Mary no honor to rip her out of her conflictual, dangerous, historical circumstances and to transmute her into an icon of peaceful, middle class life robed in royal blue.
-Elizabeth Johnson (“Mary of Nazareth,” America magazine, June 17, 2000)