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Fr. Junípero Serra, born in Spain in 1713, was a Franciscan priest who heard the call to become a missionary. After arriving in 1749, he served the

At our recent Evangelization Committee meeting, someone asked, “Why was Christian Services renamed to Evangelical Charity?” The

Can we discern any significance from our new pope’s choice of name? There has been much speculation, but he himself said that he felt we were in an

We know that Pope Leo looks at his many years in Peru with a very loving heart. In some of his first words as our newly elected Pope, he recalled his

Even though many of us are in awe of our new pope (especially because he is from the U.S.), it is heartwarming to see the “human” side of him,

Pope Leo XIV …Some Interesting Facts Upon reading several articles about the Augustinian Order, several root principals stand

Lord, we lift up every father and father figure, asking that You continue to guide them in their journey. Grant them the wisdom to lead with

How exciting for us to have a new pope—and one who was raised in America: Pope Leo. He has many years to leave a remarkable legacy. Let us pause

Bishop Sheen was a scholar, educator, author, orator, and evangelist. Pope Pius XI named him Monsignor at the age of 39. Between 1930 and 1950, he

Bishop Fulton Sheen was born in 1895 and baptized as Peter John Sheen. He soon became known as Fulton, which was his mother’s maiden name.