Religion Notes: April 5, 2018 - masslive.com.
They may not know of the dignity of life, or recognize its value. This is the mission of the Pro-Life movement: to spread the culture of life wherever we are, and vanquish the fear caused by the culture of death. We must not be silenced by fear. Instead, must move forward with the courage that God gives us, and the knowledge that we speak the.
The office offers individuals in our Diocese the chance to take part in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., a Pro-Life Mass with the Bishop, a Pro-Life essay contest for junior high school and high school students at all our Diocesan schools, and an annual Pro-Life Boot Camp. It also awards an individual with the honor of being named.
For this year’s Pro-Life Essay Contest, students in the diocesan Catholic schools were asked to write on the theme: “Every Life Cherished, Chosen, Sent.” The first-place essayist in the high school category was Giovanna Lemos, an 11th-grade student at St. John Paul II High School and a member of St. Francis Xavier Parish, both in Hyannis.
Moms who stay 'home WINNERS of the Diocesan Pro-Life Apostolate's'essay contest who traveled to Washington, DC, for the Jan. 23 March for Life were (top) grades 10-12 first place winner Beth Roma.
PRO-LIFE ESSAY AND ART CONTEST The Pro-Life of Pioneer Valley contest for grades 4-12 with three categories; grade school, junior high and high school. Each group will have first, second and third prize winners. This year’s topic is “Your Pro-Life Hero.” For more information call 413-627-3003 or applications are on prolifepioneervalley.
Contest for Grades 6-8. Our good news does not stop there, for, Veronica Medeiros won second place in the Diocesan Pro Life Essay Contest. Both of these exceptional students will be honored at the Pro Life Mass on Monday, March 25 th. Bishop du Cunha will present each with their award. Congratulations Brendan and Veronica.
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For much of his priesthood, Bishop Gainer served in parish, campus ministry, marriage and family, and tribunal positions. As Secretary of Catholic Life and Evangelization for the Diocese of Allentown he supervised 14 diocesan offices and the promotion of the works of spiritual renewal and evangelization. He was consecrated and installed as.
By TARA CONNOLLY Staff writer Describe why you entered into discernment for the priesthood or when you heard the call from God. I am 46 years old and of Dominican origin. I was born in St. Francisco of Macoris, a province in the north of the Dominican Republic. I immigrated to the United States in 2007 seeking to achieve some goals and dreams.
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Catholics in their 20s, 30s, and 40s around Long Island will have a new chance to pray and have fun together as the diocesan young Cardinal opposes 'brutality' of assisted suicide Criticizing a proposed Massachusetts ballot initiative to allow terminally ill patients to take a lethal dose of prescription drugs, Cardinal Sean O’Malley.
Catholic Scholarships. The Catholic faith is the oldest and most established branch of Christianity. The church has vested interest in helping its members find money for college by providing both local scholarships and national awards. The Catholic Church offers scholarships by school, parish, or entire dioceses to make sure they are reaching out to as many members as possible who plan to.
