Week
One: Our Church and
our world Catholic theology often addresses the relation between
the Church and the world. In his letters, St. Paul calls that relationship
the struggle between the spirit and the flesh.
Week
Five Jesus’
victory is seen on the cross The
events of our Lord’s original Lent are not lost in history.
Even though the details are not spelled out in the Gospel, we know
the content.
Cuaresma
2008 Conferencia
de Obispos ofrece recursos multimedia para Cuaresma accesibles en
la red La
Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos (USCCB)
está ofreciendo una variedad de recursos multimedia para ayudar
a los católicos a reflexionar durante el tiempo de Cuaresma
2008 que comienza el Miércoles de Ceniza, 6 de febrero.
The
Catholic
Standard & Times Issue of March 6, 2008
In
this issue:
SECTIONS
Editorial:
Values of ‘greatest generation’ live on It was supposed to be just another bombing run over
Germany in World War II.
Homily National
Migration Week Mass: Praying to God with one voice Homily
of
Cardinal Justin Rigali
National Migration Week Mass
Cathedral Basilica
of Saints Peter and Paul
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Sports Boys’ basketball:
North Catholic takes League championship
Anyone out there who thought, before the season began, that North
Catholic was going to win the Catholic League boys’ basketball
championship, raise your hand. Profile:
First confession:
‘It was amazing’
“I practiced so hard that I might even be saying it in my
sleep.”
A
Church enlivened,
a people at home
Strolling
the streets of Darby with two children in tow one summer evening
six years ago, Linus and Joy Ugorji, natives of Nigeria, came
across Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Darby. Mission
and ministry of the Pope:
The Call of Peter This
Lent, to help Catholics spiritually prepare for Pope Benedict’s
April 15-20 pastoral visit to the United States, the Catholic
Standard newspaper of the Archdiocese of Washington has originated
“From Peter to Benedict: The Keys to the Kingdom,”
an eight-part series of columns on the papacy, which the CS&T
has committed to publishing in entirety. Our
Lady Help of Christians students’ model city is a winner
Welcome to Port Tranquility, population 91,000. It takes its name
from the Sea of Tranquility where Neil Armstrong stepped onto
the moon.
Our
four-part series on political responsibilityPart
IV
Clergy’s
role in ‘Faithful Citizenship’
The
U.S. Bishops’ document, “Forming Consciences for Faithful
Citizenship,” is primarily directed to the laity, but it
does have implications for the clergy.
