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#CatholicTwitter #CatholicX #Catholic #MissionSunday Dear brothers and Sister in Christ, as we celebrate World Mission Sunday, we are reminded of our shared calling to be missionaries of hope i.e men and women who, like Christ, bring good news to others through lives filled with

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#CatholicX #CatholicChurch #Catholics #CatholicTwitter My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Both of today's readings invite us to look beyond appearances to go beneath the surface of things and to discover the deeper spiritual reality that God reveals to us. In the first

*Marian Trivia Day 5* At the cross Jesus said "woman behold your son and son behold your mother? Identify those two personalities @kofitagbor @mac_clusky @FrPeterAkomanyi

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94% of Catholics in Nigeria attend weekly Mass. But they face violence and danger each day for living the Faith. That’s why the Catholic World Mission of Supporters is stepping up to build a parish center in the Capitol Region. Join us in protecting our brothers and sisters in

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#CatholicTwitter #Catholic #CatholicChurch #CatholicX Today we celebrate the feast of the Guardian Angels. In the Scriptures, angels appear in many roles, but one of their most striking roles is that of messenger. God often chooses to communicate with his people through angels.

Friends, as we joyfully celebrate the Feast Day of our beloved patron, St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus, I kindly ask for your prayers for my parishioners. For St. Thérèse, holiness was never about great or dramatic deeds, but about the simplicity of love. She reminds us: “Our

#CatholicTwitter #CatholicShowsYourDevotion #Nigeria #CatholicX #ParisFashionWeek 🌸 Happy New Month, dear friends! As we begin October, the Month of the Holy Rosary, may the Blessed Virgin Mary intercede for us and obtain new blessings and multiplied graces for our divine and

#CatholicTwitter #CatholicChurch #Catholic #CatholicX In today's first reading, the people who had returned from exile in Babylon said to themselves, "The time has not yet come to rebuild the Temple of the Lord" (Haggai 1:2). But through the prophet Haggai, the Lord declared

#CatholicChurch #catholicnews #CatholicX #CatholicTwitter In today's first reading, we listen to the prayer of Ezra, the priest. He prays on behalf of the people of Israel, acknowledging their sin and rebellion before God. Their unfaithfulness had led them into slavery under

#CatholicX #CatholicTwitter #CatholicChurch #Catholic In today's gospel, Jesus begins with the striking image: "No one lights a lamp to cover it with a bowl or to put it under a bed." In his time, a lamp was a small clay vessel, filled with oil and burning with a wick. It was

#CatholicX Today's Gospel brings us into the house of a Pharisee named Simon, where Jesus is invited for a meal. In that culture, basic gestures of hospitality were expected: water to wash the feet after the dusty journey, a kiss of peace in welcome, and oil to refresh the

#CatholicTwitter #CatholicX #CatholicChurch #catholicnews In today's first reading, St. Paul declares,"When I was a child, I spoke like a child, thought like a child, reasoned like a child; when I became a man, I put aside childish things" (1 Cor 13:11). In the gospel, Jesus

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#Catholics #CatholicX #CatholicTwitter #CatholicChurch In today's first reading, Saint Paul exhorts the people of Colossae to "clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a

#CatholicChurch #CatholicTwitter #CatholicX Restore Dignity at St. Xavier's School in India ⁦@FlanaganOnFaith⁩

#CatholicTwitter #CatholicX #Catholics #Catholic #Mary On this Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Church offers us a Gospel account of the birth of Jesus (cf. Matthew 1:1-16, 18-23). We celebrate Mary's birth because of the unique role she was chosen to