
A Divine Inheritance: In Thanksgiving for the Catholicism of My Grandparents
As we celebrate Thanksgiving this year, let us remember with gratitude the example of faith that has been shown us by those who came before us.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving this year, let us remember with gratitude the example of faith that has been shown us by those who came before us.
Thanksgiving to whom? Thanksgiving for what?
How often do we thank God for our lives, his love and mercy?
It is the Eucharist that allows us to be in communion with the God of love whose identity is relationship.
From France to Hungary, Germany, Italy and several other nations, the feast of the famous 4th-century bishop and miracle-worker has established enduring popular culinary traditions around goose and wine.
‘They told me to have two,’ the battle cry of my childhood, rather sums it all up.
COMMENTARY: Thanking God in response to all he has done should influence us every November as we observe the national celebration of Thanksgiving. These are also thoughts that must characterize the Eucharistic Revival.
COMMENTARY: God is present within every aspect of life, working in our midst. Gratitude flows from our ability to perceive it.
Catholic parish works with local charity to feed dozens of families per week.
More than 130 seminarians, priests and Catholic college students gathered near the starting line at 5:30am.
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