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St. Philip Neri, the ‘Apostle of Rome,’ is an example of Christian charity and zeal

May 26, 2026 Matthew Santucci 1

Deep in the catacombs, St. Philip Neri had his spiritual epiphany on the eve of Pentecost in 1544. Today, May 26, is his feast day. […]

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EWTN News explains: What are the Good Friday Reproaches?

April 3, 2026 Matthew Santucci 0

The Good Friday Reproaches are a series of antiphons, known also as “Popule Meus” (“My People”), and come from the opening lines of the Latin text of the recitation. […]

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