A Good Friday prayer for our suffering world
By prayerfully meditating before a crucifix, one can see and begin to understand, the ultimate result of sin.
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Easter Lent Magliano Perspectives
Easter Editorials Editorials 2014 Lent
The fruits of a catastrophe
Guest editorial by Margaret Blackie In the gospel of John, Jesus says: Unless a grain of wheat falls to the
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Easter Features History Lent Simmermacher
Who was Pontius Pilate?
His name is in the Creed and we encounter him every Holy Week. But who was Pontius Pilate? GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER looks
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Easter Lent Other Writers Perspectives
A Holy Thursday walk in Jesus’ footsteps
Holy Week in Jerusalem can be very hectic, but one can find fruitful time of reflection. Fr PADDY NOONAN OFM
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Easter Lent Raymond Perrier
Work Signs of Wonder this Holy Week
There was a time in history when the Catholic Church was genius at using symbols to communicate.Now it seems that
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Easter Editorials Editorials 2014 Lent
Calvary was not the end
One Friday afternoon during the Jewish feast of Passover almost 2000 years ago, there died a leader of a messianic
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What happened to Lazarus after his resurrection?
The reading from John’s gospel on fifth Sunday in Lent tells the story of the resurrection of Lazarus by Jesus.
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Lent
Who was Ezekiel?
Very little is known about the prophet Ezekiel’s personal life. We know that he was a priest among the thousands
Lent
Genesis to Calvary – Old Testament readings in Lent
The Liturgy from the Old Testament readings throughout Lent follow a chronological but brief look at the history of
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