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Katie Ascough Ireland

Katie Ascough: “Ireland, for the most part, is a very anti-Catholic country”

Katie Ascough has a project in Ireland, "Called to more", which has a very clear mission: to know, love and serve God. Ultimately, her aim is to "remind people that they are called to live for more and to put God first."

Paloma López Campos

25 Feb 2023
Ash Wednesday homily

Pope Francis: "We belong to the Lord, we belong to him".

Pope Francis presided at Holy Mass for Ash Wednesday, thus ushering in Lent, "the favorable time to return to what is essential, to divest ourselves of what weighs us down, to reconcile ourselves with God, to rekindle the fire of the Holy Spirit that dwells hidden among the ashes of our fragile humanity."

Paloma López Campos

22 Feb 2023
Lent

Lent, transfiguration of the heart

"The Church unites herself every year, during the forty days of Great Lent, to the Mystery of Jesus in the desert" (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 540). Ash Wednesday begins this penitential liturgical season which aims to purify the heart for the celebration of Easter.

Paloma López Campos

22 Feb 2023
Lent

Pope Francis: "Lent is a journey of personal transfiguration".

Pope Francis on Friday morning launched his message for Lent 2023. In it, he focused on the passage about the Transfiguration of the Lord, narrated by Matthew, Luke and Mark. "In this event," the Pope said, "we see the response that the Lord gave to his disciples when they manifested incomprehension toward him."

Paloma López Campos

17 Feb 2023
Fraternity forum

Omnes Forum focus: religious leaders encourage mutual understanding

The Madrid headquarters of the University of Navarra hosted the Omnes forum on interreligious dialogue, a path to fraternity. The event was coordinated by the magazine together with the Episcopal Subcommission for Interreligious Relations and Interreligious Dialogue and the CARF Foundation.

Paloma López Campos

17 Feb 2023
Valentine's Day

Saint Valentine is today in... Ireland?

The feast of St. Valentine is celebrated both within the Church (locally) and in popular culture. His legend as an intercessor for favors in love makes him one of the best known saints. Temples in many countries claim to have his relics, however, it is difficult to know for sure. In a church in Dublin they claim to have the blood and some bones of the saint.

Paloma López Campos

14 Feb 2023
Sisters of Life

Sisters of Life"The pregnant woman who does not want to be a mother is already a mother".

"The Sisters of Life are women consecrated to God through the traditional three vows, whose main mission is to help and accompany pregnant women. Their work, which is carried out in the United States and Canada, has helped save hundreds of lives.

Paloma López Campos

11 Feb 2023
Trafficking in persons

Pope Francis: "Human trafficking is growing at an alarming rate".

Pope Francis sent a brief message for the World Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking, whose theme is "Walking for Dignity".

Paloma López Campos

8 Feb 2023
Pope communion

Pope Francis: "Religion is fraternity, it is communion".

After the apostolic trip to Africa, the Pope returned to the Vatican and held the Wednesday general audience in the Paul VI Hall. The audience welcomed the Holy Father with loud applause, which Francis gratefully received.

Paloma López Campos

8 Feb 2023
Antonio-Navarro

Antonio NavarroThe young people have been creators of the II Interreligious Days of Cordoba".

Topics such as love, solidarity, social networks and proselytism are some of the issues that young people of different religious confessions will discuss and dialogue about in the II Interreligious Conference organized by the Diocese of Cordoba, together with other entities.

Paloma López Campos

7 Feb 2023