Reverend Sarah Watts, Reverend Susan Oakes, Reverend Sally Herring and Reverend Jose Fernandez show up for priestly ordination at Advent Cathedral Church in Birmingham, Alabama on December 7, 2021. Video screenshot : Diocese of Alabama [Episcopal News Service] The ordination of a married and openly gay priest in the cathedral …
Read More »The Cathedral of Se, is one of the largest churches in Asia.
The Se Cathedral, or Sé Catedral de Santa Catarina, is one of the largest churches in Asia and a vital church in Goa. Located in Old Goa, it is dedicated to Saint Catherine and is a necessary center of the Latin Rite Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Goa and Daman. Se …
Read More »Archdiocesan Cathedral Choir to Perform 45th Annual Cathedral Christmas Concert
The famous Archdiocesan Cathedral Choir, Youth Choir and Orchestra will perform: The Cathedral’s 45th Annual Christmas Concert, âThe Sounds of Christmasâ on Saturday, December 18, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available online via www.archcathedralchoir.com Highlights of the concert will include the world premiere of “ÎαÏεÏλάγη ÎÏÏήϔ composed by Dawn Helene …
Read More »Ann Elizabeth Pacatte Obituary – The State Journal-Register
Vancil-Murphy Funeral Home Ann Elizabeth Pacatte 1941 – 2021 Springfield, IL â Ann Elizabeth Pacatte, 80, formerly of Waverly, Chicago and Midlothian, died Thursday, December 9, 2021 at her home. She was born in Chicago on November 29, 1941, to Henry and Beatrice (Feller) Comer. She married Marcel Pacatte on …
Read More »Rev. Robert O. Lamitie | News, Sports, Jobs
Reverend Robert O. Lamitie, 90, passed away peacefully in a new life on December 7, 2021 at the Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital in Vero Beach, Florida. Kit, his longtime faithful friend, was by his side. On Monday, December 13 at 3:00 p.m., Reverend John Yonkovig will preside over the …
Read More »Marie M. Broder | Lawyer Annandale
Christian Funeral Mass to celebrate the life of 101-year-old Mary M. Bronder, Annandale, was held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 7, 2021, at St. Francis Xavier Church, Sartell. Mary passed away peacefully at the Annandale Care Center on Thursday, December 2, 2021. The Reverend Ronald Weyrens was the celebrant. …
Read More »Bishop Brennan urges young people to “Do not be afraid to give yourselves to Jesus”
Bishop Robert Brennan delivers the homily during a mass for young people, Saturday, December 4, at Saint Joseph’s Co-Cathedral. The new bishop has incorporated themes from the year of the Church of Saint Joseph, which ends on December 8. (Photos: Bill Miller) PROSPECT HEIGHTS – The message of âfear notâ …
Read More »Suspected Denver Cathedral vandal could be in Portland
Madeline Cramer wanted for October 10 incident through: Tim Steele Posted: Dec 4 2021 / 16:52 PST / Update: Dec 4 2021 / 17:06 PST Madeline Cramer in an undated photo released by Denver Police on December 4, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A woman wanted for causing “significant damage” …
Read More »Clinics for people of color aim to close the stimulation gap
The Vermont Health Equity Initiative will have a clinic on Saturday, December 4 at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Burlington for people of color to receive COVID vaccines, booster shots and children’s vaccines. As COVID cases rise again and the Omicron variant makes a landing in the United …
Read More »Bahrain’s invitation to Pope Francis is an act of checks and balances
The Catholic Church of Bahrain, under the Apostolic Vicariate of North Arabia, is preparing for a major event. The small nation of 1.41 million people wants Pope Francis to visit when he consecrates a cathedral on December 10. The Pope was invited to visit the kingdom by King Hamad bin …
Read More »Free Vacation Events in the Milwaukee Area
In the spirit of Christmas, we can all enjoy a little holiday cheer that doesn’t require admission to attend. Here’s a look at the free vacation events in the Milwaukee area for December: City of Festivals Symphony: Holiday Pajama Jamboree, December 1st. Bring a non-perishable food donation for the Milwaukee …
Read More »Obituary of Anthony Piantoni (1928 – 2021) – Wilmington, DE
Anthony Felix Piantoni, 93, of Wilmington, Delaware, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 22, 2021.Anthony was a native of Delaware, born in Wilmington on June 13, 1928, the son of the late Battista and Maddalena (Marta) Piantoni. He attended Bancroft Middle School, Wilmington High School and Beacom College. Anthony has …
Read More »Madeleine Cathedral celebrates with new Notre-Dame de Guadalupe clothing
Friday November 26, 2021 Intermountain Catholic + Expand The new clothes of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Cathedral of the Madeleine feature the image of Our Lady and the roses. Photo IC / Linda Petersen By Linda Petersen Intermountain Catholic Salt Lake City – The Hispanic community at the …
Read More »Gay Cathedral teacher wins appeal in case against Archdiocese of Indy
A homosexual teacher fired from Cathedral High School will have his day in court – once again. The Indiana Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that a Marion County superior court erred in dismissing Joshua Payne-Elliott’s lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and overturned the decision, returning the case in …
Read More »It happened here: Yakima Valley mourns the death of John F. Kennedy | Pass
The gunshots that rang out in Dealey Plaza in Dallas 58 years ago today have reverberated across the country, including Yakima. Residents of Yakima County, like their counterparts across the country, were shocked by the news that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he was riding in a motorcade …
Read More »These historic European bell towers make us wish we could visit them all
The bell towers evoke an era in history that many travelers don’t even realize they’re nostalgic for, and they’re worth a visit in Europe. The idea of ââringing church bells, intricately designed cathedrals and bustling European cities makes many of us want to travel again. Bell towers have adorned countless …
Read More »Catholic Church in Italy organizes the first national day of prayer for victims of abuse | Catholic National Register
The initiative follows Pope Francis’ 2016 invitation to bishops around the world to establish a day of prayer for people who are victims of sexual abuse. The Catholic Church in Italy held its first national day of prayer for victims and survivors of sexual abuse on Thursday. Archbishop Lorenzo Ghizzoni …
Read More »Irish dioceses will be merged under a single bishop to “rationalize” the Catholic hierarchy
Pope Francis has announced his intention to reorganize the Catholic Dioceses of Clonfert and Galway, Kilmacduagh and Kilfenora into a union under one bishop, in a new start for the Irish Church. he movement seems to aim to rationalize the Irish hierarchy without depriving any city of its cathedral. It …
Read More »Celebrate the Winter Holidays with Classical Music in New Jersey
Here’s a schedule of some of the classic vacation-related music events scheduled across New Jersey through January 1. (Note: Unconventional music events are listed in a separate article.) for calendar useCourtesy of Masterworks Chorale NOVEMBER 28 Chester Baroque Orchestra, Free Christmas concert with works by Corelli, Torelli, Manfredini, Vivaldi and …
Read More »Remembrance Day Events in Greater Victoria
Remembrance Illuminated 2021. Christ Church Cathedral and the Canadian Scottish Regimental Museum celebrate Remembrance Week 2021 with the third annual presentation of Remembrance Illuminated. Souvenir illuminated 2021. Christ Church Cathedral and the Canadian Scottish Regimental Museum celebrate Remembrance Week 2021 with the third annual presentation of Illuminated memory. An eight-minute …
Read More »Amana Church Society receives large grant for restorations and improvements
The historic Amana Church in the village of Amana, built in 1864, will be restored with a grant from the National Fund for Sacred Spaces, announced at the end of October. The Middle Amana Kleineschule will be restored for use as a pantry site for the Amana settlements. (Courtesy Amana …
Read More »The week in Russia: on the offensive
Welcome to the week in Russia. I am Steve Gutterman, editor of the Russia Desk at RFE / RL. Every Friday I dissect the main developments in Russian politics and society over the past week and look at what lies ahead. Subscribe here. The COVID-19 crisis in the country raged …
Read More »Child shot dead on E. Simcoe in stable condition – KLFY
I-49 Connector Open Doors New / 48 minutes ago Video Child shot dead on E. Simcoe in stable condition New / 51 minutes ago Video Cathedral Christmas Market New / 6 hours ago Video An interview with Acadiana New / 7 hours ago Video Wednesday’s forecast … Time / 9 …
Read More »Obituary: Sister Jean Little RSM
Sister Jean Petit RSM PORTLAND – Sister Jean Little RSM, (formerly Sister Mary Edwin), passed away peacefully at Sedgewood Commons on October 29, 2021. Born in Portland on December 13, 1938, Sister Jean was the daughter of Harold Edwin and Mary Catherine Mannette Petit. She attended St. Patrick’s Elementary School …
Read More »New York’s ‘Vax-O-Ween’ events promote vaccination over Halloween weekend – NBC New York
New York City is running a series of Halloween events aimed at getting more New Yorkers vaccinated. Seventeen mobile vaccination units were set up in the five districts throughout the bank holiday weekend. âVax-O-Weenâ events also take place at popular trick-or-treat venues, including pumpkin plots. The type of vaccine offered …
Read More »The witness of the mafia martyrs | Raymond J. de Souza
The archdiocese of Catania, the second largest city in Sicily, banned for three years godparents at baptism and godfathers at confirmation. Other Sicilian dioceses are planning similar steps. “In the land of the godfather comes a ban on them” was the appropriate title in The New York Times. The archdiocese …
Read More »God Squad Kicks Off Season 12 Faith and Politics Conversation
The divine squad in the village square will be back on Friday October 29 at noon via Zoom for season 12 of civil conversations and respectful disagreements exploring hot topics around faith and politics “for people of faith, or no faith at all. (because talking about politics wasn’t difficult enough). …
Read More »Sir David Amess’ funeral to take place at Westminster Cathedral next month
T The funeral of assassinated Tory MP Sir David Amess will take place at Westminster Cathedral next month, MPs have been confirmed Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, will preside over the service at 10:30 am on Tuesday, November 23. Details were confirmed to MPs, …
Read More »Charleston Church Adapts Annual Dinner For COVID Times
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – On Sunday, St. George’s Orthodox Cathedral offered the community its annual Middle Eastern cuisine. Behind their food hides a special story. In years past, the typical Greek dinner was served seated and in person at St. George Orthodox, but the pandemic has created the necessary changes. …
Read More »German Youth Orchestra in Gozo for the commemoration of Pope Saint John Paul II
On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the inauguration of the national monument dedicated to Pope Saint John Paul II on October 16, 2006, the JP2 Foundation invited the youth orchestra Eurode Jugendorchestra Herzogenrath from Germany to perform in Gozo. This is the third time that the JP2 Foundation …
Read More »RELIGION NOTES October 23-31 – Climate Change: “Why We Need to Care and What We Can Say,” in First-Plymouth, October 28; Donations needed for the collection of “A Warmer Day” coats and disaster assistance clean-up buckets at the First Presbyterian; Gifts of Love Needed at Citylight Church October 23 | Faith and values
Kick off Gifts of Love and fundraising at Citylight Church – 11 a.m.-2 p.m. 23 October. Drop off gifts of gifts to give to those in need during Christmas, 2820 O St. More information and Wish List Gifts of Love: cityimpact.org/cadeaux-d’amour. Bereavement support group at Saint-Marc Church – 1 p.m. …
Read More »Week 10 Scores: High School Football Scores – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
Week 10 scores: Oak Forest Academy 0, Cathedral 0, kick off at 7 p.m. Madison Parish 0, Friday 0, kick off at 7 p.m. Beekman Charter 0, Delta Charter 0, kick off at 7 p.m. Wilkinson County 0, Franklin County 0, kick off at 7 p.m. Delhi High 0, Island …
Read More »Free Presbyterian Church Leader Says Denomination ‘Sorrows’ Over ‘Ecumenical’ Joint Church Service in Armagh for NI Centenary
The denomination, founded by Reverend Ian Paisley, is one of NI’s smaller churches, but has had a significant influence on business, especially through its overlapping membership in the DUP. Now the current moderator, Rev. John Armstrong, has made a detailed commentary on the service that will take place tomorrow. The …
Read More »Treasure hunt | News, Sports, Jobs
Photo of Jim Muchlinski Tom Nomeland’s metal detector locates objects buried 30 cm or less below the ground. The efficiency of object extraction is important to get the most samples in a limited time. It is often possible to determine the type of object detected based on the sound emitted …
Read More »The synodal journey begins with the inaugural mass at the Se Cathedral
Oct 18, 2021 | 6:53 AM HIST The synodal journey begins with the inaugural mass at the Se Cathedral Team Herald PANJIM: To celebrate the start of the synodal journey, the inaugural mass was held on Sunday at Se Cathedral in Old Goa. Mass was celebrated by the Archbishop of …
Read More »Obituary of François-Joseph (1942 – 2021) – Cairo, MO
Franz Joseph October 3, 1942 – October 13, 2021 Cairo, Missouri – Francis Ervin Joseph, Cairo, MO passed away suddenly at his farm home on Wednesday October 13, 2021. He was born October 3, 1942 to the late Ervin and Theresia (née Helldoerfer) Joseph, Lebanon, IL. He married the love …
Read More »LA Church’s Jubilee Year A Chance to Face the Sins of California Mission History
What was not said was as important as what was. In his Homily for September 8 To kick off a jubilee year marking the 250th anniversary of the San Gabriel mission, Archbishop of Los Angeles José Gomez spoke of his effort to imagine the choices facing JunÃpero Serra and the …
Read More »Bishop Solis at the Red Mass: Our country needs models to give good and good examples
Friday, October 15, 2021 Intermountain Catholic + Expand Bishop Oscar A. Solis delivers the homily during the Red Mass on October 8 at the Madeleine Cathedral. concelebrated Fr. Martin Diaz, rector of the cathedral, and Fr. Langes Silva, judicial vicar. Deacon Drew Petersen attended. By Marie Mischel Intermountain Catholic SALT …
Read More »Archbishop of Canterbury faces disciplinary action over sexual abuse scandal, lawyers say
The Archbishop of Canterbury should face disciplinary action for his role in a sexual abuse scandal, lawyers have said. Justin Welby failed to alert police when a priest was accused of sexually assaulting a worshiper – despite knowing he was a convicted pedophile. Canon John Roberts was then jailed for …
Read More »DOWNING STREET ANNOUNCES APPROVAL BY THE QUEEN OF NEW BISHOP OF PORTSMOUTH – Island Echo
Downing Street has announced that the new Bishop of Portsmouth will be the Right Reverend Jonathan Frost, who is currently the Dean of York. The announcement from 10 Downing Street this morning (Friday) confirmed that Her Majesty The Queen had approved the appointment of Bishop Jonathan as tenth Bishop of …
Read More »Plenary task: “Reveal the face of Christ”
Archbishop Peter Comensoli in today’s Mass for Australia’s Fifth Plenary Council said the Council’s task is to reveal the face of Christ – a face that blends cultures, languages, ethnicities and stories. The Archbishop of Melbourne celebrated mass on the last full day of the Council’s first general assembly, which …
Read More »S. Africa celebrates Archbishop Tutu on his 90th birthday
CAPE TOWN, Oct. 7 (Reuters) – Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize winner and veteran of South Africa’s fight against the white minority regime, turned 90 on Thursday, celebrating his birthday with a discreet religious service at Saint George’s Cathedral in Cape Town. Tutu, who has struggled with ill health …
Read More »Euro Truck Simulator 2 heads to Russia, new images show the country’s main attractions
Euro Truck Simulator 2 is heading to Russia, we know that since developer SCS Software confirmed the upcoming DLC ââat the start of this year. However, this is the first time we’ve seen footage from the Heart of Russia DLC, which will likely release at some point this year. To …
Read More »Blanche Emelda Wenner O’Reilly | Obituary
Family and friends are informed of the death of Blanche Emelda Wenner O’Reilly, daughter of the late Joseph Wenner and Virginia McClean, on September 19, 2021. She was predeceased by her husband, Alaric G. “Kelly” O’Reilly Sr.; brothers, Cyril and Cecil Wenner; sisters, Judith, Evis and Lyra Wenner, Ruth Wenner …
Read More »Two complicated projects to implement – Times News Online
Posted on 05 October 2021 at 13:33 Approvals from the Bethlehem Historic Conservation Commission pushed forward two complicated projects during the commission’s in-person meeting, but obscured the September 20 meeting. Architect Michael Metzger represented the ambitious project at 30-32 E. Third St. Previous phases of the rehabilitation of the Goodman …
Read More »Churches, Archbishop and Community Come Together to Rebuild Historic North Church of St. Louis
ST. LOUIS – A century-old church in the north of the city of Saint-Louis is waiting to be reused. Behind the boarded up windows are shattered stained glass windows and an empty pulpit inside the Cathedral Church of the New Jerusalem of God in Christ. The building at 2047 East …
Read More »Page from the tourist guide of Saint-Augustin banned in 1848
The Forbidden Books Week last week got me thinking about books that might fall into this category written about St. Augustine. Forbidden Book Week turns 39 and is sponsored by the American Library Association to celebrate and promote the freedom to read. In 1848, Rufus K. Sewall published âSketches of …
Read More »Obituary of Joan Neuser (1923 – 2021) – Toledo, OH
Joan O’Dwyer Neuser Joan O’Dwyer Neuser passed peacefully to the fullness of life on September 22, 2021. Born on February 18, 1923, Joan was welcomed into the family of Catherine and Leo O’Dwyer. She and her twin sister, Patricia, and their older sister, Margaret Mary, grew up in the shadow …
Read More »Fire breaks out in Greek Orthodox Church in Sydney, Australia
Sydney Orthodox Cathedral suffered damage in a fire. Credit: Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation of Our Lady / Facebook A fire broke out in the historic Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Theotokos, a Greek Orthodox church in Sydney, Australia, on the evening of Thursday, September 30. The fire …
Read More »Obituary of Georgette Fowler (1933 – 2021) – Charlotte, North Carolina
Georgette Le Grand Fowler July 21, 1933 – September 26, 2021 Charlotte, North Carolina – Mrs. Georgette Fowler, 88, passed away peacefully on September 26, 2021. She was born on July 21, 1933 in Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada, daughter of the late Harold and Marie Ann LeGrand, sister of the late …
Read More »The cathedral parish and the sub-parishes will form the parish committee of the PMPC
In preparation for the next Pan-Malian Pastoral Convention (PMPC) in 2026, the parish priest of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (SHCP), Father Paul Lo invited the pastoral advisers of the SHCP and the sub-parishes of the Church of Mary Immaculate (CMI), St Paul. Dontozidon, Queen of Peace Kobusak and …
Read More »PHOTOS: New Bishop ordained and installed in the Diocese of Covington
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington celebrated the ordination and installation of Bishop John C. Iffert as the eleventh bishop of the Diocese of Covington. The ceremony took place Thursday at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Mary of the Assumption. The event is visible on the cathedral site website and …
Read More »Painter Kerry James Marshall, to replace Confederate windows at Wa – BOTWC
The windows will now be replaced with an honorable representation of American history. Washington National Cathedral has just appointed a new artist to replace the old Confederate windows, NBC Connecticut reports. Contemporary artist Kerry James Marshall, known for depicting black life, designed new stained glass windows for the National Cathedral. …
Read More »Bishop Thomas Donellan, founding pastor of the Catholic community of Saint-François-Xavier, dies at 91
Monsignor Thomas Donellan Jr. visits a parishioner from the Catholic Community of Saint-François-Xavier. (Courtesy of the Catholic Community of Saint-François-Xavier) Monsignor Thomas J. Donellan Jr., founding pastor of the Catholic community of St. Francis Xavier in Hunt Valley and a respected leader in pastoral planning in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, …
Read More »Former Bishop of Cleveland Anthony Pilla’s funeral is scheduled for Tuesday
The Cleveland native led the area’s Roman Catholic Diocese for 25 years, becoming a beloved figure in the community. CLEVELAND – Clevelanders will have one last chance on Tuesday to say goodbye to Bishop Anthony Pilla, one of the most prominent and beloved Roman Catholic figures in the history of …
Read More »Archon Isidoros Garifalakis appointed Archon Regional Commander for Pacific Northwest – Archon News Article
With the blessing of His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America, and in consultation with His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos of San Francisco, Dr. Anthony J. Limberakis, National Commander of the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle, appointed Archon Isidoros Garifalakis Regional Commander for the Order in the Pacific Northwest. His Eminence …
Read More »John McCormack obituary (1935 – 2021) – Manchester, NH
Bishop John B. McCormack, DD, Bishop Emeritus of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester, was called to his rest and to the glory of the resurrection promised by the Lord at the Mount Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center on September 21, 2021, the Feast of Saint Matthew and also the …
Read More »The History of Music at Norwich Cathedral by Tom Roast
Who was Norwich’s best all-around musician and how does it relate to Christmas? Which cathedral clergyman has been accused of being a dandy? Who threatened to storm the cathedral on pancake day? Who wanted to demolish the cathedral and use the stone to strengthen the walls of Yarmouth harbor? When …
Read More »Hawaii Mass Sent To Return War Hero Priest’s Remains To Kansas
HONOLULU (CNS) – Hawaii offered aloha to Father Emil J. Kapaun, US Army chaplain during the Korean War and candidate for holiness on September 23. Bishop of Honolulu Larry Silva celebrated an evening mass in the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in honor of the priest who died …
Read More »Flashes seek to stop skidding against rival cathedral – The Vicksburg Post
Summer officially turned into fall this week, and for the St. Aloysius football team the goals they had in August are starting to change as well. Despite constant efforts, a 0-5 start tempered dreams of a championship season. Even the playoffs are becoming an increasingly distant possibility. Halfway through the …
Read More »Rosary Convention to Begin with 4.7 Mile Walk in Baltimore
The theme of the Rosary Congress 2021 is âIn the arms of Saint Josephâ. (Courtesy of the Rosary Congress) When Saint Joseph and the Blessed Virgin Mary traveled from Nazareth to Bethlehem to register for the census, they traveled on foot or on donkeys a 120 km journey in about …
Read More »Kerry James Marshall to design windows for the National Cathedral
WASHINGTON – Four years after removing the stained glass windows honoring two Confederate generals, officials at the Washington National Cathedral said on Wednesday they had chosen a renowned black artist, Kerry James Marshall, to design their replacements. The artist first visited the cathedral on Wednesday after being tasked with treating …
Read More »Exeter Cathedral Service for John Coleridge Patteson
On Saturday September 18, a special service was held in Exeter Cathedral to mark the 150th anniversary of the death of the local vicar and bishop of the Solomon Islands, John Coleridge Patteson. As part of this service, students and their teacher from King’s School attended. Patteson himself attended King’s …
Read More »Episcopal bishop recalls charity work and church life of actor Michael K. Williams – Episcopal News Service
Bishop Nathan Baxter and Michael K. Williams at the 2015 UBE Annual Meeting and Meeting of the Union of Black Episcopalians in Baltimore, Maryland. Photo: Jay Williams II / Lynn A. Collins Photography [Episcopal News Service] When actor Michael K. Williams’ the funeral took place on September 14, it was …
Read More »Election Day in Halifax Brings Delays, Long Lines and Votes Long After 8:30 PM | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia
IIt has been 36 days since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called an early election, which proved successful as he retained power late Monday night. With nearly a million mail-in ballots that won’t be counted until Tuesday, it is not yet clear whether Trudeau established a minority or majority government. Elections …
Read More »Iligan begins the rites of the feast of San Miguel with a limited crowd
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews / September 20) – Like last year, this city launched its feast of Saint Michael the Archangel on Monday with far fewer people present, far from the pre-pandemic era when the cathedral could not accommodate the one huge crowd. The Bishop of Iligan José Rapadas III presides …
Read More »Proclamation of Archimandrite Damaskin as Bishop of Mohacs
September 20, 2021 – 9:22 His Holiness Porfirije, Serbian Patriarch officiated the solemn rite of the proclamation of the High Venerable Archimandrite Damaskin (Grabez) for the Bishop of Mohacs, Vicar of the Bishop of Backa in the former Cathedral Church of St. Archangel Michael in Belgrade on September 18, 2021 …
Read More »Holy January’s blood liquefies for the second time in 2021
The blood of Saint January, patron of the Italian city of Naples, liquefied on Sunday. Sep 19, 2021 Screenshot from Chiesa di Napoli’s YouTube channel. NAPLES, ITALY: The blood of Saint January, patron of the Italian city of Naples, liquefied on Sunday. The miraculous event took place in the city’s …
Read More »Iconic New Orleans Restaurant Distributes Meals to Lafourche Parish Residents
BATON ROUGE, La (BRPROUD) – A restaurant in New Orleans has prepared and distributed meals to residents of the parish of Lafourche. The Galatoire Foundation prepared and distributed 1,000 of its own meals to residents, first responders and linemen in the parish of Lafourche on Saturday, according to an official …
Read More »Wichita, Kansas Diocese to welcome Father Kapaun’s remains
WICHITA, Kan. (CNS) – The flag-covered coffin was empty during a memorial mass in Wichita for Father Emil J. Kapaun on July 29, 1953. The coffin for Father Kapaun’s funeral mass on September 29 will not be vacant. He’s going home. The commemorative mass in 1953 in the Cathedral of …
Read More »Annual St. George’s Dinner returns as a drive-only event
It has been three years since Wichita got to sample the cabbage rolls, kibba and baklawa served at the St. George Lebanese dinner and food sale, a popular annual tradition in Wichita that began 100 years ago. and which draws large crowds every October. . Church leaders, fresh out of …
Read More »Death notice of Efegania Cusulos (1924 – 2021) – Millbrae, CA
Efegania Nan Cusulos Efegania ‘Nan’ was born on September 12, 1924 in Sioux City, Iowa and died on September 12, 2021. She was the sixth of seven daughters from a loyal Orthodox family. The sisters have remained close all their lives. Nan married Gus Cusulos in 1946 and moved her …
Read More »7 Russian fortresses that have not survived to this day
Google Maps would qualify these places as “permanently closed”. Sadly, many fortifications in Russia, even the most powerful, have not survived to this day. But they can still be seen in old prints, paintings and even photographs. 1. Kitai-gorod The Kitai-gorod, 1887 Public domain The Kremlin was not the only …
Read More »Compulsory vaccine pass for tourist visits to certain Italian cathedrals – Catholic Telegraph
by Courtney Mares Rome, Italy, Aug 20, 2021 / 10:34 Proof of coronavirus vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test is now required for tourists wishing to visit the Duomo in Florence, St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice and many of Italy’s most famous Catholic cathedrals. Italy earlier this month implemented a …
Read More »Patriarch of Constantinople visits Ukraine for independence
KYIV, Ukraine – The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople has arrived in Ukraine to attend the festivities marking the 30th anniversary of his declaration of independence. On Saturday, Patriarch Batholome I and the head of the new Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Epiphanes I, together led a liturgy in St. Michael’s Cathedral …
Read More »Bishop Seitz will ordain 17 men to the permanent diaconate
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Bishop Mark Seitz and the office of the Permanent Deacon of the Diocese of El Paso on Friday announced the ordination of 17 men to the program. The ordination will take place at 6:30 p.m. at St. Mark’s Catholic Church. located at 11700 Pebble Hills …
Read More »Obituary of Angel Sotelo (1964 – 2021) – Chowchilla, CA
Reverend Angel Louis Sotelo August 29, 1964 – August 1, 2021 Chowchilla, California – Reverend Angel Louis Sotelo, pastor of St. Columba Church, Chowchilla, Calif., Passed away on August 1, 2021. He was 56 years old. Father Sotelo was born in Chicago, Illinois on August 29, 1964. He grew up …
Read More »Catholic and Aglipayan churches issue statement on mutual recognition of baptism – Manila Bulletin
The Philippine Catholic Church and the Iglesia Filipina Independiente are committed to continuing the process of healing the fractured relationship between the two churches. Bishop Romulo Valles, President of the CBCP (CBCP NEWS / MANILA BULLETIN) In a joint statement released on Tuesday, August 3, the churches pledged to continue …
Read More »List of Pop-up Clinics for Coronavirus Vaccines – Metro Health July 17-24 in City of San Antonio
July 16, 2021 SAN ANTONIO – To ensure that anyone who wishes to receive a COVID-19 vaccine has access to a vaccine, Metro Health is notifying residents of weekly pop-up immunization clinics. Below is a list of the locations of the upcoming pop-up clinics for the week of July 17-24. …
Read More »Former Anglican priest says God helped him find his way to the Catholic priesthood
ST. PAUL, Minn. (CNS) – For Father Stephen Hilgendorf, it was a long journey from his role as a priest in the Anglican tradition. This included a desire to be in full fellowship with the Catholic Church that was so strong that he was ready to give up the ministry …
Read More »The story of Jose Toribio Losoya is an important piece for the Hispanic community around Alamo
In Part 1 of KSAT’s new Tejano Moments series, we focus on an Alamo Tejano hero by the name of Jose Toribio Losoya. Born here in the heart of San Antonio in 1808, Losoya was destined to fight for a free Texas. He was actually born in the Alamo de …
Read More »Senior Greek Orthodox American leader to meet with Catholic and Latter-day Saint leaders in Utah
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America will be in Salt Lake City this week for the first such visit by the denomination’s chief US prelate in nearly two decades. (Julius Motal | The Associated Press) Archbishop Elpidophoros stands before his throne on the altar of the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity …
Read More »Worshipers meet county’s latest indoor service mask requirements – CBS Los Angeles
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – Some places of worship, like the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, again require parishioners to wear face coverings in accordance with LA County’s latest mask term. The warrant requires all county residents to wear masks indoors, regardless of their immunization status, and Sunday …
Read More »Dr Laurel M. Quinn | Obituary
Dr. Laurel M. Quinn, 44 years old from Winona, passed away on Wednesday July 14, 2021 at Winona Health. Laurel Marie was born on October 10, 1976 in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, to James and Judith (Buehler) Vos. She graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School and received her undergraduate and …
Read More »DRC: Funeral program for Cardinal Monsengwo Pasinya.
The mortal remains of Cardinal Monsengwo will arrive in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kinshasa, on Saturday July 17, 2021. Interment is scheduled for Wednesday July 21, 2021. Africa Service in English from Vatican News. Those in charge of the diocesan Curia of the Archdiocese of Kinshasa …
Read More »Sask. Catholic bishops move forward alone with fundraising campaign for residential school survivors
DISCLAIMER: This story contains distressing details The bishops of Saskatchewan release more details of a fundraising campaign for residential school survivors, but none of their colleagues across Canada appear to be joining them. A website is now accepting donations for the campaign. In a statement, the bishops of Saskatchewan say …
Read More »New online exhibit takes viewers on a 3D tour of the Christian monuments of Nagorno-Karabakh – The Calvert Journal
Environmentalists grew increasingly concerned in the aftermath of the war after the Azerbaijani government began controversial renovations to Gazanchetsots Cathedral in Shushi. Azerbaijanis also began to promote the theory that Armenian churches were in fact Caucasian Albanian monuments appropriated by Armenians in the 19th century: an idea that has been …
Read More »Bishop of Negros is recovering from Covid
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Bishop of San Carlos Gerardo Alminaza has resumed his ministry for the Roman Catholic Church after recovering from Covid-19. âTwenty-one days after testing positive for Covid-19, I am now negative,â said Alminaza, who presided over a mass at the San Carlos Borromeo Cathedral parish in …
Read More »Utah’s second oldest church, like those who worship there, remains a shining light of progressive Protestants in LDS Zion
By the mid-19th century, with the Mormon theocracy led by pioneer prophet Brigham Young, the plans of a few Episcopalians to carve out their own religious niche in the Utah Territory seemed daring. But, in July 1867, two decades after Young led Mormon pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley, newly …
Read More »Three new pilgrimage routes connect ancient sites and churches in Devon
THREE pilgrimage routes connecting ancient spiritual sites and churches in Devon have been launched as part of a new rural project. The 39 mile Archangel Way, from St Michael’s, Brentor, perched on its tor, traverses the remote landscape of North Dartmoor to end at St Michael’s, Chagford. The less demanding …
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