
Jennifer Ficcaglia
Managing Editor at Catholic Courier
Managing Editor for the Catholic Courier and El Mensajero Católico newspapers in Rochester, N.Y. Wife and mom of two boys.
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1 week ago |
catholiccourier.com | Jennifer Ficcaglia |Jim Mosley
Reading of June 28, 2025: Genesis 18:1-15Children’s story: God promises a son for Abraham and SarahTrivia QuestionBible Accent: Showing hospitality was a sacred dutySpotlight on the Saints: St. Clelia BarbieriPuzzle: True or falseOne day, Abraham was sitting in the entrance of his tent at the Terebinth of Mamre as the day was growing hot.
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3 weeks ago |
catholiccourier.com | Jennifer Ficcaglia |Jim Mosley
Reading of June 8, 2025: Acts 2:1-11Children’s story: The apostles receive the Spirit and baptize thousandsEssay QuestionBible Accent: At one time, everyone on Earth spoke the same languageSpotlight on the Saints: St. Thomas MorePuzzle: True or falseWhen Jesus returned to his Father in heaven, he told the apostles that they would soon receive the Holy Spirit. The apostles returned to Jerusalem to wait for the Holy Spirit to come. One day, the apostles were all in one place together.
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1 month ago |
catholiccourier.com | Jennifer Burke |Jennifer Ficcaglia
Proposed legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide in New York is “morally, fundamentally flawed,” according to Dr. Thomas Carroll, board member and immediate past president of the Finger Lakes Guild of the Catholic Medical Association. “There’s no such thing as a safeguard that would make this OK. Ultimately, it’s just not a moral law,” said Carroll, a doctor of general medicine and palliative care.
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1 month ago |
catholiccourier.com | Jennifer Ficcaglia |Jim Mosley
Reading of May 27, 2025: Acts 16:22-34Children’s story: Paul and Silas baptize a jailer and his family in PhilippiTrivia QuestionBible Accent: Another apostle was put in prisonSpotlight on the Saints: St. ColumbaPuzzle: Draw a line between the quotation and the person who said itPaul and Silas traveled from city to city telling people about God and Jesus. One day, they traveled to the Roman colony of Philippi in Macedonia, in what is now the north of Greece.
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1 month ago |
catholiccourier.com | Jennifer Burke |Jennifer Ficcaglia
Like many local Catholics, Lisa Lickona and Matthew Kuhner were stunned when they learned an American, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, had been elected to the papacy. However, Lickona and Kuhner — both professors at St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry — said they believe the Chicago native brings unique gifts and strengths to the role and are excited to see his papacy unfold. “I just think he checks all the boxes in a way, and we didn’t even know what the boxes were.
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