Sharing the Good News
If you were in a public square surrounded by many individuals, imagine being asked this question by a friend of Jesus: “Right now, would you walk to the focal point of…
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Archdiocese Holds Rosary Service for Easter Bombing Victims
DETROIT — Mourning with Catholics worldwide the horrendous bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that killed nearly 300 people and wounded more than 400 more, the Archdiocese of Detroit…
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A Love Like This
On Wednesday, July 31, 1957, meteorological records indicate that Detroit’s weather was hot and sunny. With temperatures reaching 86 degrees and winds blowing out of the north at 7 miles…
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Flourishing Like the Palm Tree
The palm-tree is called in Hebrew tarmr, and in Greek phoenix. It is a dioecious tree, and belongs to the natural order Palmaceae. The plants of this interesting family are characterized…
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Retired Pope Benedict XVI Publishes Reflection
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Retired Pope Benedict XVI, acknowledging his role in helping the Catholic Church come to terms with the clerical sexual abuse crisis beginning in the 1980s, wrote…
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What Governs our Lives
I don’t know about you, but I sure hear a lot of people complaining about their jobs these days. Climbing the corporate ladder is taking its toll, especially when the climb…
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Venerating a Special Heart
DETROIT — The line stretched around both sides of the church, out the doors and through the narthex of St. John Vianney Parish in Shelby Township as scores of faithful…
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