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‘Put Us to Work’: How 6 Young Men With Down Syndrome Served Pope Leo XIV in Paris (opens the original)
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As hundreds of thousands of voices fell silent across Place de la Concorde in Paris on Sept. 26 for the start of Mass with Pope Leo XIV, 22-year-old Maxime took his place near the altar, completely in his element. To anyone watching, he was simply a confident altar server handling his duties, but to those who know him best, he is the self-proclaimed “altar boy manager,” a title he takes to heart. Maxime was one of six young men with Down syndrome who served alongside Pope Leo during his apostoli
Pope Leo’s Blessing of Little Marie-Garance Becomes a ‘Yes to Life’ Icon in France (opens the original)
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‘Once you say yes to God, everything happens naturally. He never abandons us.’ In what has become one of the most viral and tender moments of Pope Leo XIV’s trip to France, the world is now learning about the little girl who was blessed by the Holy Father on his way to celebrate Mass at Place de la Concorde in Paris. Marie-Garance Noël wears Marian blue in the photo with Pope Leo, who is looking down on her with loving eyes. The young girl was adopted by a French Catholic family, known for their
Padre Pio: 13 facts about St. Pio of Pietrelcina to know and share (opens the original)
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Padre Pio is known for his deep wisdom, his stigmata, miraculous reports of his bilocation, being physically attacked by the devil, and mastering the spiritual life. One of the most popular Catholic saints of the 20th century, St. Pio of Pietrelcina, commonly known as Padre Pio, was a Capuchin Franciscan friar, priest, and mystic. His tomb can be found in the Sanctuary of St. Mary Our Lady of Grace in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. Padre Pio is known for his deep wisdom about prayer and peace, his
From Proselytism to Politics: Bishop Barron Addresses Hot-Button Issues on EWTN (opens the original)
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The Word on Fire founder clarifies the call to evangelize, defends his nonpartisan advisory role on religious liberty, and warns of resurgent communism. In a wide-ranging interview with host Raymond Arroyo on EWTN’s The World Over, Bishop Robert Barron of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, pushed back against the idea that the Catholic Church’s commitment to interreligious dialogue replaces its primary mission to preach the Gospel. Addressing a new Vatican document commemorating the 60t
Postpartum depression: New e-book offers hope and healing for Catholic mothers (opens the original)
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In response to growing national attention surrounding maternal mental health, Catholic psychologist and popular EWTN Radio host Gregory Popcak has released a free e-book designed to offer clinical guidance and spiritual support to women suffering from postpartum depression (PPD). Popcak told the National Catholic Register, the sister partner of EWTN News, why he felt compelled to add a Catholic voice to this headline-making conversation. “I created it because Catholics aren’t immune from either
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