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These Catholic Prayer Beads Are Older Than the Rosary, New Jersey’s Church of St. Dominic Before and After, and More Great Links!

By |September 24th, 2023|

Originally published at National Catholic Register

What are “Paternoster” Beads? These Prayer Beads are Older than the Rosary! – Get Fed™ Blog

Before and After: Church of Saint Dominic in Trenton, New Jersey – Shawn R. Tribe at Liturgical Arts Journal

What is a Little Oratory, and Why have One? – Theresa Civantos

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Envy, Justice, Generosity and the Workers in the Vineyard

By |September 24th, 2023|

Originally published at National Catholic Register

SCRIPTURES & ART: A look at the readings for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, through the eyes of 18th-century painter Christian Dietrich

Reduced to its essence, today’s parable is a lesson in humility. Everything we have is God’s gift, and God is generous beyond compare. We are

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Becoming the Face of Jesus: How Jonathan Roumie Prepared for His Role in “The Chosen”

By |September 24th, 2023|

Originally published at Churchpop

How well do we know the face of Jesus?

In a classic episode of “The Catholic Talk Show,” Ryan Scheel, Ryan DellaCrosse, Father Rich Pagano, and special guest actor Jonathan Roumie dive deep into Christ’s appearance throughout history, from early Christian art to Hollywood depictions.

Their key takeaway?

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U.S. Priest Brings More Than 1,000 Prayer Intentions to Ulma Family Beatification

By |September 24th, 2023|

Originally published at National Catholic Register

The priest found himself with 1,137 intentions to pray, sent in by Catholics from around the world.

Before leaving on a pilgrimage to Poland earlier this month, Father Michael Niemczak wanted to solicit prayer intentions to bring with him. The U.S. priest with Polish roots was heading overseas

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Praying Like a Monk: The Liturgy of the Hours as a Family

By |September 24th, 2023|

Originally published at National Catholic Register

This liturgical form of prayer draws us closer to God throughout the day, uniting us with clergy, religious and laity around the world in the praise of God.

Recently, our family had the opportunity to spend a day with our dear friend who is a monk and other

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