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In a surprising turn of events within the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has recently ordered the removal of Bishop Joseph Strickland from the diocese of Tyler, Texas. This decision has brought to the forefront the ongoin ...
Category: Religious Items
In a document released in late June 2023, the Vatican revealed the results of a two-year analysis of the Catholic church and the issues it needs to address. Rather than hand down concrete decisions, the outcome of the co ...
Category: Religion
Pope Francis has been outspoken about the climate crisis for the decade he has been head of the Catholic Church. He mentions it often in his addresses, and it was the focus of one of the encyclical letters he sent in the ...
People of different faiths have various rituals for practicing what they believe. For those who worship in the Catholic tradition, confession is an important sacrament that facilitates reconciliation with God. While it i ...
Category: Religion Religious Items
Shrove Tuesday occurs every year the day before the season of Lent begins. It can mean different things to different faith communities. For some believers, it is a solemn event that involves confession and being shriven ...
Category: Holidays and Observances Religion Christianity
Every year, liturgical congregations observe Lent. This season begins with Ash Wednesday and lasts 40 days, ending on Easter Sunday. Overall, it is generally understood as a time of repentance and reflection and often in ...
Category: Holidays and Observances Religion
Catholics are an interesting group to watch during election season as they are a very diverse group with very liberal and very conservative members. What are Catholics thinking heading into the election?
Category: Politics
As more people move away from religion, you might think that the Catholic Church sees the least number of converts each year due to its oftentimes backwards beliefs, corrupt leadership and strict rules. However, though i ...
Category: Religion Christianity
Lent comes with a lot of rules, especially if you’re a devout Catholic. One such rule is that you may not eat meat on Fridays. However, you can replace the meat in your diet with fish, but why is that? The rules may se ...
Category: Holidays and Observances Religion
For many people, the final days of lent are excruciating. Regardless of how devout of a follower you are, abstaining, fasting and doing for 40 days and in the name of Jesus Christ can be downright tiring. As the end of L ...
Category: Holidays and Observances Jesus Christ