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Wrestling With Abuse: The Faith Journey Of African Americans
by Henry Karlson | Patheos.com
The relationship and experience of African American Christians with Christianity is complex, and when examined closely, often includes several great paradoxes and challenges which make it that much more difficult to navigate and understand.
7 Catholic Ways to Love Jesus More This Valentine’s Day
By Jacqueline Burkepile | ChurchPop
Regardless of your Valentine’s Day plans, there’s one thing we can all do every day: love Jesus more!
How will you celebrate Valentine’s Day?
People all over the world celebrate Valentine’s Day with loved ones. Some celebrate with friends, others with spouses or significant others.
Living in the Light of Christ’s Promise – The Tablet
by Father Alonzo Cox | The Tablet
As a teenager growing up, I developed the practice of going to daily Mass during the summer. It was an opportunity for me to continue to grow and mature in my faith. It allowed me to begin developing a regiment of prayer and ultimately spending time before the Lord. One summer, I was fortunate enough to have a summer job in Manhattan, where many of the parishes in the area had multiple daily Masses.
Around the corner from where I was working for the summer was the Capuchin parish of St. John the Baptist.
Black History Month Started in the Archdiocese with a Mass at St. Joseph and St. Boniface Church
By Fernanda Pierorazio/The Good Newsroom
On February 2, the Black Catholic community of the Archdiocese of New York celebrated Black History Month at St. Joseph and St. Boniface Church in Spring Valley with the first Mass of Black History Month, which also honored National Day of Prayer for the African American and African Family.