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These Easter Gift Ideas Are Authentically Catholic, and Perfect for Your Child

It’s time to start filling those Easter baskets again! Brace yourselves because you’ve likely already seen the onslaught of crazy Easter baskets, oodles of candy, and stuffed lambs and bunnies at your local stores. But don’t give in! While jelly beans and chocolate crosses are delicious here are some basket-fillers that will help you and

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St. Patrick an Example of Unity and Solidarity in This Irish Church

ARMAGH, Northern Ireland– Celebrations in Ireland today for the feast of St Patrick emphasized building unity between Protestants and Catholics and remembering all immigrants, including the Irish in the US. On the eve of St Patrick’s Day, Catholic and Protestant cathedrals were both lit up in green to commemorate the feast day. A vigil walk,

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Done with your shamrock shake? Enjoy these 17 breathtaking quotes from Saint Patrick’s “Confessio”!

Saint Patrick’s Day is about far more than parades, green beer, and [even] shamrock shakes. March 17 is a holy day for the Church as we celebrate the righteous life of Saint Patrick of Ireland (385 – March 17, 461), a key figure in the early Church. Here are seventeen breathtaking quotes translated into English from

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Punch Evil in the FAYCE!! How to Protect Yourself from Evil and Witchcraft

    Broomsticks. “Double Double toil and trouble fire burn and cauldron bubble…” Ugly green faced ladies with pointy hats. This is usually what I think of when I hear about witchcraft. Really though, combating evil, avoiding witchcraft, dodging curses and hexes – its par for the course in a day in the life of

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Someone made a lewd drag depiction of Blessed Virgin Mary, and the bishop responded

The Canary islands ushered in Lent with a display of blasphemy one bishop described as “the saddest day of my stay in Canarias.”   They also did an impression of Jesus…     The display took place during a drag queen celebration marking Carnival, or the celebration of the eve of Lent. A drag depiction

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