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Meet One Of Our Newest Female Saints: St. Marie Leonie Paradis
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly St. Marie Leonie Paradis is one of fourteen saints that Pope Francis canonized on October 20, 2024. What do you need to know about this holy woman of God? 5 Things To Know About St. Marie Leonie Paradis 1.) St. Marie Leonie was just fourteen years old when she […]
How To Support Your Priest
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly How you support your priest depends on how well you know your priest. There are, of course, things priests universally or generally appreciate—like prayers or a mug that says “Don’t make me put you in one of my homilies”—but as lay people, we have a responsibility to genuinely care […]
How Does A Priest Determine Penance?
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Father George answers the question one viewer asked, “How a priest determines penance?” in this episode of Ask A Priest Live. Have ever wondered why you received a certain penance? Father provides insight into the formation of priests on giving penance. Father George discusses why priests give penances in […]
Disagree With Your Priest? Here’s How To Respond
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly One of the best and most challenging aspects of the Church is that it is composed entirely of humans, who are flawed and fallible, with their own perspectives, experiences, strengths, and weaknesses. As a result, disagreements between individuals can arise, and this can be particularly challenging when those disagreements […]
Loneliness and Christmas with Fr. Rob
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly In this episode of the Catholic Link podcast, Fr. Rob and Fr. George Elliot discuss how the Christmas season can be a lonely time for a lot of people. Firstly, priests may experience a particular loneliness when they celebrate multiple liturgies in a short time, and suddenly, after Christmas, […]
When you choose anything, you reject everything else.
Facebook Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Print Friendly Every act of will is an act of self-limitation. To desire action is to desire limitation. In that sense every act is an act of self-sacrifice. When you choose anything, you reject everything else. That objection, which men of this school used to make to the act of marriage, […]










