
'Practical Atheism' More Destructive Than Disbelief, Pope Says
At his weekly general audience, the Holy Father proposes three methods of discovering God in today’s disbelieving world.
At his weekly general audience, the Holy Father proposes three methods of discovering God in today’s disbelieving world.
Holy Father: 'In every age, we must be able to detect the presence and blessing of the Lord and the treasures it contains. Do not ever be imprisoned by sadness! We have received the gift of a long life. In our face, there is always the joy of feeling loved by God and never sadness.'
Catholic leaders welcome the British government’s selection of the former oil executive to succeed retiring Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.
In his Nov. 11 Angelus address, the Holy Father reflected on Sunday’s Mass readings featuring two poor widows who provide timeless models of faith and charity.
At his weekly general audience, the Holy Father says human hearts continue to yearn for God’s love.
The bishops encourage Catholics: ‘Whoever receives new life from encountering Jesus cannot but proclaim truth and hope to others.’
The Washington archbishop serves as a general relator to the Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization, which continues through Oct. 28 at the Vatican.
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