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Matt and Libby Britton, parishioners of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church in Fredericksburg, traveled more than 500 miles to Canada with their eight children and son-in-law to receive graces, bring prayers and evangelize.
Racist behavior is intrinsically evil and must be denounced always. While most people agree with this statement, it begs a serious and challenging question: what are we willing to do?
Saying there is an "urgent need" to address "the sin of racism" in the country and find solutions to it, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has established a new Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism and named one of the country's African-American Catholic bishops to chair it.
How can we be Christ to our neighbors? How can we live a life in our community that proclaims the Gospel by genuinely loving the people God puts right in front of us: the man struggling with a language barrier at the bank, the pregnant teenager who needs a home, the black baby orphaned by a mother in jail for life, the lady in your parish who feels exiled because she is the child of immigrants and the women around her are affirming rhetoric that denies her dignity?
Father Eric J. Albertson, a diocesan priest currently serving as a colonel in the Army for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, was assigned recently to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla.
A unique event took place in late June at St. Charles Borromeo, one of this city’s five touristic monumental churches. A painting of “The Return of the Holy Family” by Antwerp’s greatest son, artist Peter Paul Rubens, came back to the Chapel of St. Joseph near the chancel after a 240-year absence.
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