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It seems that yet again this message has to be shared!
The Catholic Church is not a political party, no matter how much some try to use our faith for their own political agenda, it shall be in vain.
Only truth in Christ shall prevail always.
God sees all.
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All blessings come to us
through our Lord.
He will teach us,
for in beholding his life
we find that he is
the best example.
-St Teresa of Avila
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In 1963, as a young priest, Cardinal Simoni was arrested, tortured, and sentenced to death by the Communist authorities for offering Mass for the soul of John F. Kennedy.
His sentence was later converted to life imprisonment of hard labor. Communist authorities offered to free him if he renounced his faith. He didn’t and after 28 years of penal labour, he was eventually freed.
Pope Francis heard his testimony during his trip to Albania in September 2014, visibly moved to tears by the words of this priest, whom he always called a “living martyr”. In 2016, Pope Francis named him a Cardinal, thanking him for this testimony "that does good for the Church." He chose the motto: “My Immaculate Heart will Triumph.” – at Ibadan, Nigeria
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National coffee day! What’s in your coffee? #coffee
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Remember,
you are precious to Jesus,
He loves you.
Be not afraid.
-Mother Teresa
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I have said this to you,
that in me you may have peace.
In the world you have tribulation;
but be of good cheer,
I have overcome the world.
-Jesus, Jn 16:33
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It is not in our power
not to feel or
to forget an offense;
but the heart that offers
itself to the Holy Spirit
turns injury into compassion
and purifies the memory
in transforming the hurt
into intercession.
-CCC 2843
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The light shines
in the darkness,
and the darkness
has not overcome it.
-John 1:5
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Saint Monica reminds us
that earnest prayers from
the heart for those whom
we love transforms lives.
Whether we see the fruit
this side of heaven or not,
keep praying, dear friends.
God is listening
and He cares.
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Hey @ThomasGauvain2 you know what’s a revealing stat about the 2010 MVP race between Votto and Pujols? The managers of other teams told us who they feared and respected the most: 38 intentional walks for Pujols and just 8 for Votto. My gosh Pujols was superior defensively and let the NL with 42 homers and 118 RBIs. And opposing managers took the bat out of his hands 38 times. Votto one of my favorites ever. I probably would have voted for him back then but I didn’t have ann MVP vote that year. I had an and Cy Young vote in 2010. I may have viewed the MVP race differently if I had access to the information then as I do now.
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For whoever wishes
to save his life will lose it,
but whoever loses his life
for my sake
will find it.
-Jesus, Mt 16:25
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
On Wednesday, July 29th, 2026, I was honored to accompany the Holy Father in the “Canticle of Peace” event at the Pontifical Gardens in Castel Gandolfo.
This spiritual and cultural event was organized by the Laudato Si Center for Higher Education and the Andrea Bocelli Foundation. Pope Leo XIV led us in prayer, with the magnificent participation of the Andrea Bocelli Foundation’s Children’s Choir and Mr. Bocelli himself.
Afterward, I visited the Borgo Laudato Si, a project close to the heart of the Holy Father that seeks to inspire a renewed culture of care for our common home rooted in our Faith.
The Diocese of Orange and I have shared this commitment to be good stewards of God’s Creation, in accordance with our Faith. In our way, the Diocese of Orange is putting into practice this commitment at the Ferrucci Avocado Ranch near Vista, California.
Pope Leo XIV was gracious to extend to all of you his Apostolic Blessing and greetings.
The Most Rev. Kevin W. Vann, D.D., J.C.D., D.Min.
Bishop of Orange
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In our grief,
loss,
disappointments,
betrayals,
sin,
heartbreak,
fear,
insecurity,
brokenness,
joy,
triumphs,
miracles,
peace,
restoration,
reconciliation,
forgiveness,
healing,
and love,
Jesus is there.
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Do not let hope die!
We are not the sum of
our weaknesses and failures;
we are the sum of
the Father's love for us
and our real capacity
to become the image
of his Son.
-St. John Paul II
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Can any of you by worrying
add a single hour
to your span of life?
Do not be afraid, little flock,
for it is your Father’s
good pleasure
to give you the kingdom.
-Jesus, Lk 12:25,32
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Servant of God Sister Clare Crockett filmed joking around during Pope Benedict XVI's visit to New York in 2008
Sister Clare was an Irish actress who grew up in Derry during the Troubles
She was tragically killed in an earthquake in 2016