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Postulator for the cause of Fatima children reflects on 104th anniversary

May 13, 2021 Jim Graves 4

Sister Angela de Fatima Coelho, postulator for the cause of canonization of Fatima children Jacinta and Francisco Marto, was interviewed by Teresa Tomeo on Facebook Live on May 13, the Feast Day of Our Lady […]

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3-day Saint Joseph Summit virtual conference to focus on St. Joseph as spiritual father

May 4, 2021 Jim Graves 1

Spirit Filled Hearts Ministry, a Catholic apostolate engaged in evangelism and the promotion of spirituality headquartered in the Diocese of Orange, California, will present a 72-hour Saint Joseph Summit (www.saintjosephsummit.com) virtual conference September 30-October 3, […]

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2021 Napa Institute Summer Conference to focus on renewal and healing in the Church and culture

April 19, 2021 Jim Graves 3

The Napa Institute will present its 11th annual summer conference July 21-25, 2021 at The Meritage Resort in Napa, California.  The conference will feature a wide variety of prominent Catholic speakers including Archbishop of Miami […]

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Card. Pell, Bp. Strickland to headline 2nd annual Catholic Family Conference

April 16, 2021 Jim Graves 3

The 2nd annual Catholic Family Conference, presented by the Regina Caeli and Carmel Communications, will be held Saturday, May 1, 2021 at the Westin Irvine Convention Center in Irving, Texas. There are options to attend […]

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How a successful district attorney became a priest and promoter of Marian devotion

April 9, 2021 Jim Graves 2

Fr. Quan Tran is a parochial vicar at St. Bonaventure Parish in Huntington Beach, California, in the Diocese of Orange. He was born in Vietnam, but fled the country at age six with his family […]

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Book emphasizes reality of spiritual warfare, need for vigilance and forgiveness

March 12, 2021 Jim Graves 26

Kathleen Beckman is an evangelist, speaker, and author living in the Diocese of Orange, California. She has played an active role in promoting Catholic spirituality for nearly 30 years. Among her apostolates are Magnificat, a […]

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2021 OSV Challenge will help build up Catholic innovators and non-profits

March 1, 2021 Jim Graves 1

The OSV Institute for Catholic Innovation is accepting application submissions for the 2021 OSV Challenge, an entrepreneurial competition designed to “incubate unique project ideas in any stage from Catholics whose faith has motivated them to […]

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Abp. Naumann: Pres. Biden “should stop defining himself as a devout Catholic”

February 13, 2021 Jim Graves 297

Joseph F. Naumann, 71, has served as Archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas since 2005. He was born in St. Louis, was ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of St. Louis in 1975 and an auxiliary […]

Features

Marian Sisters move to new Santa Rosa convent

February 5, 2021 Jim Graves 2

Catholicism first came to northern coastal California, in what today makes up the Diocese of Santa Rosa, both from missionary priests and the Ursuline Sisters of Ohio, who came to establish an all-girls school in […]

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2021 Walk for Life West Coast goes forward despite other walk cancellations

January 20, 2021 Jim Graves 4

While many major pro-life marches across the country typically held in January are being cancelled, the Walk for Life West Coast in San Francisco, according to organizer Eva Muntean, appears to be going ahead.  The […]

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