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  • 1 day ago | vaticannews.va | Kielce Gussie

    By Kielce Gussie The news of Pope Francis’ death led to an overwhelming response of condolence messages and personal stories from people, organizations, and communities around the world. The Secretary General of Caritas Internationalis Alistair Dutton also joined these other voices in expressing his personal memories of encounters with the late Pope.

  • 3 days ago | vaticannews.va | Kielce Gussie

    By Kielce Gussie Rifts between the different Christian Churches date back centuries. But rather than give in to unhealthy precedent, Pope Francis used his time in the papacy to build upon the ecumenical foundation of his predecessors to bridge the gap.

  • 5 days ago | vaticannews.va | Kielce Gussie

    By Kielce Gussie Each year on Easter, St. Peter’s Square is transformed into a small piece of the Netherlands as flowers from all parts of the country color the steps of the smallest nation in the world. An almost 4-decade tradition It all started in 1985 with the beatification of a Dutch priest, Titus Brandsma. At that celebration, Dutch florists decorated the Square in honor of their countrymen. The following year, 1986, they were invited to decorate the Square for Easter.

  • 1 week ago | vaticannews.va | Kielce Gussie

    By Kielce Gussie Violence continues to escalate in the Democratic Republic of Congo and, in particular, the eastern region has reached levels unseen in 3 decades. Millions of children are at risk as the conflict has led to one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Every 30 minutes… Since January, more than 1 million people – about 400,000 children – have been displaced due to the violence in the Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu regions.

  • 1 week ago | bccatholic.ca | Kielce Gussie

    The story of the young man from Milan, who died at the age of 15 and is now buried in his sweatshirt and sneakers in Assisi, spread quickly throughout the world. From his everyday look to his website dedicated to Eucharistic miracles, people seemed to be able to find something they could relate to.

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KielceGussie
KielceGussie @kielce_gussie
21 Jan 22

Perdonare è sicuramente una cosa molto difficile. Ma il perdono aiuta te, l'autore del reato e la comunità a trovare la pace. Il perdono richiede grazia. #positionpapers

Sister Andrew Marie
Sister Andrew Marie @SrAndrewFSP

“Forgiveness does not mean excusing.” – C.S. Lewis

KielceGussie
KielceGussie @kielce_gussie
18 Jan 22

Il lavoro di un genitore è molto importante perché dai genitori, i figli imparano le basi della vita: come essere un membro contribuente della società, come prendersi cura degli altri e come vivere l'amore di Dio. Ecco perché la casa è considerata la prima scuola. #positionpapers

Bishop Fulton Sheen
Bishop Fulton Sheen @Bishop_Sheen

When a child is given to his parents, a crown is made for that child in Heaven, and woe to the parents who raise a child without consciousness of that eternal crown!

KielceGussie
KielceGussie @kielce_gussie
14 Jan 22

Il bello della scienza è che possiamo imparare così tanto su noi stessi e sull'universo che ci circonda. Ma si complimenta molto con la fede. Vanno di pari passo: la scienza può spiegare alcune cose fisiche, ma la fede riprende dove la scienza non può arrivare. #positionpapers

NASA
NASA @NASA

"One thing is certain: we can expect the unexpected." After launching into orbit last month, our #IXPE observatory is taking its first look at the polarized X-rays of our universe—starting with the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A: https://t.co/eXOiHlsKoC https://t.co/rfm5IhyXtq