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From the Champs-Élysées to Place de la Concorde, Pope Leo XIV gathered the faithful to celebrate Mass in a rare display of unity. - Catholic Digest (opens the original)
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(translated from the original text in French) The large, joyful, and peaceful crowd present on the Champs-Élysées will likely stand as one of the most memorable images of Leo XIV’s visit to France, which will also take him to Lourdes and Metz. The faithful came from many different backgrounds: regular churchgoers and non-practicing Catholics, people from the political right and left, people of every ethnicity, some drawn by curiosity and others by affection for a pope they already knew. It was a
In a Land That Is Thirsting - Catholic Digest (opens the original)
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(translated from the original text in French) The lingering summer underscores it almost as a parable: France is thirsty. And the Pope, intrigued, has come to take a closer look. In recent months, Leo XIV has confided to visitors that if he is coming to France, it is because something is happening there on the unseen, spiritual level. Another example of that “God of surprises” so dear to his predecessor Francis, a God who never appears where we expect Him. From a purely human perspective, the st
Don't wait, celebrate! - Catholic Digest (opens the original)
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Time really does fly. We were looking forward to a significant anniversary — our 50th — in just a little more than a year. Like most couples, we’d always celebrated our anniversary — sometimes routinely, other times with more pizzazz. Fifty years, we agreed, deserved something special. So we decided to mark the occasion with 50 celebrations scattered over the 12 months prior to the big day. That’s a lot of celebrating. We wondered if we could come up with, or even afford, 50 celebrations in a si
When panic attacks - Catholic Digest (opens the original)
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I overheard a conversation as a kid about a friend of the family who’d given up driving for fear of bridges. Even as a passenger this otherwise normal, sane, professional woman would crawl onto the floor of the car and hide her eyes until she was safely across. I remember also hearing many years later about a burly, construction-worker type who’d gone to a lab with his fiancée for the required prenuptual blood work when, panic-stricken at the thought of the needle, he curled himself into the fet
Praying Our Kids Through College - Catholic Digest (opens the original)
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“Just face it; you’re going to be a blubbering wreck.” It was a summer-long mantra chanted by friends, day after day after day. And it stood to reason, really. We were headed to drop off our eldest child, Allie, at college for the first time. Even the words “drop off” seemed odd. This was no play date. No school function. This particular drop-off would create a nine-hour chasm between us. Was it a chasm that could be bridged with phone calls, Facebook, Twitter, and texting? Our car was packed, f
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