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“This is what Heaven is like”: Family Recalls Experience of the National Eucharistic Congress

"Being a Eucharistic people doesn't end at the end of Mass or at the door of the adoration chapel."
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“Your neighbor isn’t just the person sitting next to you”: Lumberton Community Fosters Refugee Family

"As a Catholic school, it's important for us to live what we preach."
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Meet the Priest: Fr. John Paul Madanu

"That's what my call is. Sometimes you are tired, sometimes you are exhausted, but what is more important is being available to the people."
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From dictatorship to desert: Sr. Cecchini on the life of a missionary

"How do we live as a human community in God's eyes? And how does that reflect God's love for us as we share it with one another?"
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A look back at years of serving the Navajo people: “I found a new life out here”

From a young age, Br. Paul O’Brien knew that he desired two things: first, to join the Franciscans; and second, to serve Indigenous people.
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Priest Profile: Fr. Augustine Laiju Kandanattuthara Mathew

Many missionary priests have courageously and generously answered the call to travel so far from their homes and families in order to serve the people of our diocese.
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Fr. Dale Jamison, OFM, Reflects on 50 Years of Priestly Service

"You're just not in the trenches where you go to work - you live in the trenches. There's a difference.”
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Sacred Water: Farming Community Holds Annual Blessing of Waterway

"When you bless a water system like that, you're asking God to provide His gifts."
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Holbrook Community Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Catholic Parish

In 1913 a church was built and dedicated it to Our Lady of Guadalupe, and in 1923 the church officially became a parish.
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Celebrating 100 Years of Catholic Education and Pueblo Culture at St. Anthony School in Zuni

"The school has, and the mission has, a deep-seated effect on people."
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For “Las Posadas”, Communities Commemorate Mary and Joseph’s Search for an Inn

“In the churches in the small towns, it's a big deal. The whole town celebrates and participates.”
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For Quemado Parishioners, New Marian Grotto Is a Very Personal Project

The depiction of grief and sacrifice in Michelangelo's "Pieta" is timeless and universal.
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