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If you’ve ever noticed your priest wearing rose-colored vestments during Lent, you’ve seen Laetare Sunday in action! But what does this special Sunday mean?
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How Can You Participate in the 24 Hours for the Lord?
On Friday, March 28, through Saturday, March 29, parishes worldwide are encouraged to open their doors for 24 hours, offering extended opportunities for confession, preferably in a setting of Eucharistic adoration. Many communities will begin with a Liturgy of the Word on Friday evening, preparing the faithful for reconciliation, and conclude with anticipated Sunday Mass on Saturday afternoon.
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24 Hours for the Lord: Encountering God’s Mercy in the Jubilee of Hope - Diocese of St. Augustine
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March 28-29 in parishes of the Diocese of St. Augustine Pope Francis has chosen a meaningful theme for the 12th edition of 24 Hours for the Lord, held in the context of the Ordinary Jubilee of 2025: â...
As Pope Francis marks the 12th anniversary of his election while recovering in the hospital, his biographer, Austen Ivereigh, reflects on the pontiff’s enduring witness.
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Francis’ Papacy: A Mission, Not a Job - Diocese of St. Augustine
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ROME (OSV News, March 13, 2025) – As Pope Francis marks the 12th anniversary of his election while recovering in the hospital, his biographer, Austen Ivereigh, reflects on the pontiff’s enduring w...22
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