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Saint Teresa of Calcutta

Saint Teresa of Calcutta

Saint Teresa of Calcutta was born in Albania, but is known for her work in India. A member of the Sisters of Loreto, she felt a call to live among the poor. While working with the poorest of the poor in India, she founded the Missionaries of Charity who continue her work.

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Painting of Saint Rose of Viterbo

Saint Rose of Viterbo

Saint Rose of Viterbo achieved sainthood in only 18 years of life. She had shown a great desire for prayer early in life, and joined the Secular Franciscans at the age of 10.

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People with eyes closed in church

Sunday Soundbite for September 4, 2022

Jesus cautions his audience about the cost of discipleship. Jesus will embrace his cross completely, giving his all. We his followers must do the same. Jesus urges us to give our all, carrying our own cross and following after him.

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Are You a Digital Disciple?

Virtual spaces aren’t always great environments for people of faith, as negativity, consumerism, and bullying cast a dark shadow there. If we choose to we can still spread the gospel and the light of Christ.

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Saint Gregory the Great

Saint Gregory the Great

Saint Gregory the Great became pope at the age of 50. In his new role, he had much to do both within and outside the Church. Known for his reform of the liturgy, he is credited as the author of the Gregorian chant used for centuries in the Latin church.

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Sharing the Word for September 3, 2022

When Jesus’ disciples seem to be disregarding the requirements of Sabbath observance by picking and eating grain from the fields the Pharisees protest. Jesus says what his followers are doing is acceptable because he approves of it and he–the Son of man–is Lord of the Sabbath.

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Blessed John Francis Burté and Companions

Blessed John Francis Burté and Companions

Victims of the French Revolution, Blessed John Francis Burté and Companions witnessed to their faith by refusing to take a civil oath which amounted to a denial of their faith. On a single day in Paris, 185 priests and religious were martyred.

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