Sabrina Ferrisi

Dec 25, 2024 | ncregister.com | Sabrina Ferrisi

Carlo Acutis loved Christmas in every way: He loved to celebrate with his family and relatives. He loved the traditional Italian meals and exchange of presents. But his greatest love was the celebration of Christmas Mass. One of the things that most struck Carlo about Christmas was the incredible humility of God, a God who so loved us that he sent his only Son to take on flesh and become a part of us.

Oct 16, 2024 | catholicworldreport.com | Sabrina Ferrisi |Catherine Harmon

Denver, Colo., Jul 31, 2018 / 02:01 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Former Michigan Congressman Bart Stupak has one word to sum up the plight of the pro-life Democrat: “Lonely.”“We’re not trusted in our party. We are not appreciated by Republicans, even though nothing can pass without us,” he told a gathering of pro-life Democrats in Denver.

Oct 16, 2024 | catholicnewsagency.com | Sabrina Ferrisi

New York City, N.Y., Oct 16, 2024 / 14:45 pm New Yorkers on Oct. 15 gathered in droves within the vaulted ceilings of one of New York City’s most famous churches, St. Patrick Cathedral, many from New York City and others driving in from nearby Long Island, New Jersey, and Westchester County before spilling out into the streets for a Eucharistic procession.

Oct 12, 2024 | ncregister.com | Amy Smith |Sabrina Ferrisi

Saint-to-be offers lessons on loving Jesus and caring for family and friends Carlo Acutis, who died at 15 and will soon be canonized, loved Eucharistic adoration and traveling to document Eucharistic miracles.

Oct 12, 2024 | ewtn.co.uk | Amy Smith |Sabrina Ferrisi

Saint-to-be offers lessons on loving Jesus and caring for family and friends, October 12, 2024 – National Catholic RegisterRegister contributor and author Sabrina Ferrisi, a mother of five, was on EWTN’s At Home With Jim and Joy over the summer to discuss the beautiful witness of Blessed Carlo Acutis, including her book about the saint-to-be whose feast day is Oct. 12. “He was a millennial, and so people can relate to him,” Ferrisi explained on the EWTN program. “He lived in our times.