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Mother Angelica explains that while our appearances may change as we get older, we are always the same person.
Originally aired May 26, 1986
Mother Angelica asks, "do you ever thank God for the crosses in your life?"
Originally aired March 13, 1984
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Pope Leo XIV returned to the window of the Apostolic Palace at noon today to lead the Angelus, five days after surgery to remove a nodule from his right lung. Smiling, he greeted the crowd as cheers rang out across St. Peter’s Square. His surgeon has said there are no clinical reasons to prevent his upcoming trip to South America.
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Around 3:30 pm Rome time, Pope Leo left Gemelli Hospital just as he arrived: walking, smiling, and greeting the crowd. He will continue his recovery at the Vatican and is expected to lead the Sunday Angelus overlooking St. Peter’s Square tomorrow.
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Pope Leo XIV is fit for discharge from the hospital.
The Vatican has announced encouraging news regarding the Holy Father’s recovery following lung surgery to remove a pulmonary adenocarcinoma.
In a statement, Dr. Luigi Carbone and Prof. Stefano Margaritora provided the following update on the Pope’s post-operative recovery:
“Based on blood test results, a chest X-ray performed this morning, and an assessment of his clinical status, the Holy Father has been deemed fit for discharge.”
The Vatican has also announced that Sunday’s Angelus will take place from the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican, marking the Pope’s return to the Vatican following his hospitalization at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
Let us continue to pray for Pope Leo XIV, giving thanks for this positive news and asking the Lord to accompany him as he continues his recovery. 🙏
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Fulton Sheen made (and kept!) a promise to spend one holy hour a day before the Blessed Sacrament. Can you imagine how life changing it would be to do the same?
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Jonathan Roumie offers a glimpse into what he experienced while portraying Jesus in The Chosen. As one might expect, he shares that it has left a lasting impact on him and that he is forever changed.
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
Take a quick moment to pray for Pope Leo. 🙏
Join us in asking for St. Peregrine’s intercession for the Holy Father’s healing, strength, and peace, and for all those facing cancer.
O great St. Peregrine, you have been called “The Mighty,” “The Wonder-Worker,” because of the numerous miracles which you have obtained from God for those who have had recourse to you.
For so many years you bore in your own flesh this cancerous disease that destroys the very fiber of our being, and who had recourse to the source of all grace when the power of man could do no more. You were favored with the vision of Jesus coming down from His Cross to heal your affliction.
Ask of God and Our Lady, the cure of the sick whom we entrust to you.
O St Peregrine, pray for our Holy Father, Pope Leo.
Aided in this way by your powerful intercession, we shall sing to God, now and for all eternity, a song of gratitude for His great goodness and mercy. Amen.
Leave an “Amen” in the comments and share this prayer so others can join us!
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EWTN Global Catholic Network retweeted
The Vatican has said that Pope Leo XIV’s recovery after surgery is “proceeding as normal”.
Matteo Bruni, director of the Holy See Press Office, spoke to journalists on Wednesday regarding the pope’s recovery after surgery to remove a lung nodule.
“He is having a normal postoperative course, and his blood values are within the normal range for the type of operation the Pope underwent,” Bruni said to the journalists gathered.
Dr. Luigi Carbone and Prof. Stefano Margaritora provided this morning the following update on the Pope's surgery recovery:
This morning, the Holy Father underwent the scheduled blood tests and chest X-ray following his surgery. The results confirm a regular post-operative recovery, with all values within the expected range for the procedure performed.
The Holy Father also completed respiratory physiotherapy and has begun walking in his room. He has resumed a normal diet, taking both breakfast and lunch.
His recovery continues to progress as expected.
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