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There are so many ways to leave a legacy and impact the future of the Church. Find out how we can help you leave your legacy: https://lnkd.in/enaNvMmu

As we draw closer to the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, check out this article on Fr. Roger Landry, a priest from my diocese, the Diocese of Fall River, who will be accompanying the Eucharist on one of four processions that will begin in May and end in Indianapolis right before the Congress!

Check out this YouVersion Devotional by one of our missionaries in France! "What does it mean to give cheerfully? What do we have to give (not what should I give, but what do I possess that I can give)? This study will explore giving in different contexts and how the Lord fills us up to be generous." https://lnkd.in/eC3GJ9yU

Preserving the Jewish Past; Shaping the Jewish Future: Michael Mail, founder and CEO of the Foundation for Jewish Heritage, discusses the important preservation and education work that this organization does around the globe. https://lnkd.in/g_pAgndx

A reflection on Memorial Day https://lnkd.in/eeHUzxa3

Today we observe the anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations, which occurred on 13th February 2008. We acknowledge the sorrow and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, whose children were forcibly taken from their families, and recognise the importance of today in the healing journey. Beddown, as a part of inCommunity, stands together for healing and solidarity to promote truth-telling and empowerment for First Nations Peoples. 

Our first-ever Diocesan Eucharistic Congress is almost here! Watch the video below, the first of a series, inviting you to encounter Jesus more deeply in the Eucharist. #EucharisticCongress #FortheLifeoftheWorld

As we gather to honor Memorial Day, we remember not only those who have served and sacrificed for our country but also the ongoing journey toward healing and justice within our communities. 💛This day serves as a poignant reminder of the cost of war and the importance of nurturing a society that reflects the values we stand for—equality, respect, and dignity for all. ⚖️ In remembering the past, we acknowledge the wounds of social injustices that continue to impact many in our society. Today, we recommit to healing these wounds through education, understanding, and empathy. By fostering environments where healing leads to growth, we strengthen our communities and create a foundation for sustainable peace and prosperity. ☮️ 🕊️ Together, we can transform our collective suffering into a source of strength. United in our diversity and driven by our common goals, we support each other to build a future where everyone enjoys a better quality of life. Let us use this day to reflect on our shared values and reinvigorate our efforts to move forward as one. 🌱 🤲 On this Memorial Day, let us pledge to remember, to heal, and to unite. Together, we build the pillars of a resilient community that honors the sacrifices of the past by crafting a just and hopeful future. 🌟

Check out this great new article from the Sooner Catholic on our very own Executive Director, Miguel "Mike" Mireles!

On #MemorialDay, we remember and honor those that served their country, but never came home. Learn more about the origins of Memorial Day here: https://lnkd.in/eVV2B-bC