Michael R. Heinlein
Contributor at OSV News
Editor at simplycatholic.com
GDPH. Catholic, husband & father. Pauline Cooperator. Editor https://t.co/I1w6y09Gtd. @OSV/@OSVNews contributor. Biographer of Cardinal Francis E. George, O.M.I.
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1 week ago |
catholicreview.org | Michael R. Heinlein
As any parent will understand, praying well at Mass with three children is not easy — or sometimes, even possible. There’s always a question about some ritual or phrase in a reading or a sippy cup dropped on the pew in front of you or just basic struggles of concentration. Oh, the distractions!While praying as I’d like is far from reality most days, I’ve put my hope in the understanding that I’m planting seeds in the lives of my children that will continue to grow throughout a lifetime.
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1 month ago |
todayscatholic.org | Michael R. Heinlein
Remembrance is a central part of our Catholic faith. For the nine years I attended Catholic grade school, Friday afternoons of Lent were spent in church. The entire school community gathered to pray the Stations of the Cross, led by the pastor. Stations always ended for us with exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction. Through the years, I’ve often thought about how we concluded the stations with Eucharistic worship, and it’s been on my mind a bit this Lent.
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1 month ago |
thericatholic.com | Michael R. Heinlein
GUEST EDITORIAL Posted Thursday, March 20, 2025 6:00 am Remembrance is a central part of our Catholic faith. For the nine years I attended Catholic grade school, Friday afternoons of Lent were spent in church.
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1 month ago |
nwcatholic.org | Michael R. Heinlein
St. Joseph is one of the church’s most popular saints. No other figure in history has more places named after him in the world. His significance in the church is understood by his veneration throughout the centuries and his designation as its universal patron in 1870. The church even gives St. Joseph two feast days: The solemnity of St. Joseph is celebrated on March 19 and is often observed with many local customs and traditions.
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1 month ago |
news.diocesetucson.org | Michael R. Heinlein
(OSV News) -- St. Joseph is one of the church's most popular saints. No other figure in history has more places named after him in the world. His significance in the church is understood by his veneration throughout the centuries and his designation as its universal patron in 1870. The church even gives St. Joseph two feast days: The solemnity of St. Joseph is celebrated on March 19 and is often observed with many local customs and traditions.
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Continuing the novena of remembrance in honor of Cardinal George. Today is the fourth day.
