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Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen was known for his generosity and care for the poor throughout his life. Starting off as a lawyer, he became disenchanted and joined the Capuchins where he was known for his prayer and preaching. While traveling, he was attacked and killed.
This is the word we ask Jesus to speak over our lives, to rescue us from our unbelief.
When bad things happen to us we often wonder why God didn’t protect us. Where is God when we are feeling abandoned?
Slayer of dragons, rescuer of a king’s daughter, and other legends seem to cling to Saint George. What we do know for sure is that he was willing to shed his blood for the faith. Even though the details may be sparse, the fact of his courage and holiness is enough.
Once Jesus had healed the disciples of their unbelief and hardness of heart, he entrusted to them the responsibility of proclaiming the gospel to the whole world.
St. Bonaventure said that creation was God’s first book, leading us back to God if we “read” it properly. Jesus said “consider the lilies”—not look at them or smell them, but reflect on them. What do they show you about God?
Father Pat McCloskey, OFM, answers questions about marriage, the rosary, and whether it’s a sin to get a tattoo.
Saint Adalbert of Prague received his name from his mentor, Saint Adalbert of Magdeburg. Ordained a bishop early in life, Adalbert of Prague became a faithful defender and preacher of the faith. In return for his faithfulness Saint Adalbert received criticism, exile, and martyrdom.
Friday of Easter Week
April 22, 2022
Daily Reading from the USCCB: John 21:1-14
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Let us try to imagine the scene of the disciples who are walking with Jesus at their side for about seven miles
