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Global group of priests to share reflections on synodality with pope
Hundreds of parish priests from around the world will spend three days praying and talking about experiences of synodality and discernment in parishes and dioceses before having a two-hour dialogue with Pope Francis May 2.
Vatican warns of potential religious freedom violation in court case
The Vatican Secretariat of State sent a formal statement to the French Embassy to the Holy See reaffirming that Pope Francis had sent a top Vatican official to investigate a French religious congregation and warning that interference by a French civil court in an internal church matter could be a “serious violation” of religious freedom.
Something new
Our crocuses bloomed really early this year. In February, if you can believe it. Well, Feb. 29, so in most years it would have been March.
Students in Lake Forest focus on science of solar eclipse
Staff at the School of St. Mary in Lake Forest turned the experience of viewing the solar eclipse into an opportunity to learn more about science.
Migrant families expected to move into former school in May
The first of about 300 migrants are expected to move into the former St. Bartholomew school building in early May, according to Eric Wollan, chief capital assets officer of the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Archdiocese hosts gathering about different forms of prayer
Catholics from across the archdiocese gathered at St. Raymond de Penafort Parish April 13 to learn about different methods of prayer.
Nurses dedicated to improving the health, wellness of priests
For advanced practice nurses Mary Kay Gawne and Cathlin Poronsky, a typical day can include everything from health presentations at meetings to unexpected trips to the emergency room. Gawne and Poronsky work out of the Vicar for Priests office, and are tasked with supporting the health of active and retired priests in the archdiocese.
The unlikely story of a sculptor and Father Tolton
The thrill couldn’t get any better, or so Forrest Tucker thought. As a longtime welder for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a talented sculptor, Tucker was honored to be asked in 2019 to create a lasting tribute to the four race car drivers who have won the Indianapolis 500 four times.
Grants from Lilly Endowment to help spiritually renew parishes
Three organizations in the Archdiocese of Chicago have received grants from the Lilly Endowment’s Thriving Congregations Initiative to support projects aimed at helping parishes engage in ongoing spiritual renewal.
Seek contact with nature to change polluting lifestyles, pope says
Humanity must have more direct contact with nature to counter the modern lifestyles that are destroying the planet, Pope Francis said.
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