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Most graduating high school seniors don’t expect to be back at their alma mater anytime soon. That was not the case for ...
05/11/2024

Most graduating high school seniors don’t expect to be back at their alma mater anytime soon. That was not the case for Michaele “Mickey” Townsend, a 2018 graduate of DePaul Cristo Rey High School (DPCR) in Cincinnati, who returned to her alma mater to serve as the new Campus Minister.
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In a visually saturated world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and become desnsitized to beauty. Visio Divina, Latin for "...
04/11/2024

In a visually saturated world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and become desnsitized to beauty. Visio Divina, Latin for "divine seeing," encourges us to slow down and engage in visual contemplation, using art as a profound tool for connecting with the Divine. Read about The Visitaion Panel, a Eurocentric tempera painting on wood, from the Middle Rhine polytych Altarpiece (1405-1414) by and unknown artist.
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Every life is a gift, a reflection of God's love, and deserves to be cherished and nurtured. This belief reminds us that...
02/11/2024

Every life is a gift, a reflection of God's love, and deserves to be cherished and nurtured. This belief reminds us that every child is worthy and blessed regardless of his or her circumstances. Mary Virginia Merrick embodied this truth in the Christ Child Society she founded. Despite her own physical challenges, she dedicated herself to serving children in need, ensuring that each was treated with the dignity and love they deserve.
Read about Merrick and the Christ Child Society in The Catholic Telegraph!
thecatholictelegraph.com/life-is-a-gift

Set in the heart of Saint Ursula Academy's campus, the beautiful, peaceful chapel is a favorite place for the entire sch...
01/11/2024

Set in the heart of Saint Ursula Academy's campus, the beautiful, peaceful chapel is a favorite place for the entire school community. Two classes gather at a time for services led by students. Masses and communion services are required, but other activities, like praying the rosary and Adoration, are optional.
Read more about SUA's Campus Ministry in The Catholic Telegraph!
thecatholictelegraph.com/nurturing-a-sisterhood-of-faith

Sarah Niekamp, a member of the St. Henry Family of Parishes, answered calling to become a Society of Our Lady of the Mos...
31/10/2024

Sarah Niekamp, a member of the St. Henry Family of Parishes, answered calling to become a Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) missionary. "I had this idead that I wanted more. [I had] a desire to build my relationship with God," says Sarah.
Read about Sarah and her journey to join SOLT.
thecatholictelegraph.com/a-missionary-presence

Three students from Holy Angels Parish in Sidney, who attend St. Franciscan University in Stubenville, embarked on a lif...
30/10/2024

Three students from Holy Angels Parish in Sidney, who attend St. Franciscan University in Stubenville, embarked on a life-changing mission trip to Deva, Romania. For Carianne Rindler, Agnes Schmiesing and Max Schmiesing, the experience was a profound journey of faith, love and service and a chance to connect deeply with others and with God.

Read about the Mission Trip to Romania. thecatholictelegraph.com/on-mission-in-romania

Father Ruffino Ezama, MCCJ, has a way of turning every stranger into a friend. It's a gift that has made him a beloved ...
29/10/2024

Father Ruffino Ezama, MCCJ, has a way of turning every stranger into a friend. It's a gift that has made him a beloved figure among the clergy and staff of the Comboni Missionaries in Anderson Township- and far beyond.

Born and raised in Arua, Uganda, Father Ruffino's early life was marked by both inspiration and tragedy. He first met the Comboni Missionaries in his home parish, baptized by Father Jack Rafael Dellagiacoma and confirmed by Msgr. Angelo Tarantino, the first bishop of Aura, and says he was deeply influenced by their examples. The Missionaries were models of charity, helping transform the West Nile region, and young Ruffino loved to serve at Mass.

Read more about Father Ruffino's story! thecatholictelegraph.com/a-heart-for-every-stranger

The Catholic Telegraph Editor, Jessica Rinaudo, traveled to the National Eucharistic Congress this past July. Read as sh...
28/10/2024

The Catholic Telegraph Editor, Jessica Rinaudo, traveled to the National Eucharistic Congress this past July. Read as she reflects on what Danielle Brown, a lawyer who also works with the U.S. bishops to address the Church's role in the context of race as it relates to the Great Commission, speech challenging the room when it comes to their ministries.
Read the article, thecatholictelegraph.com/how-would-we-handle-it

As so often happens, God had other intentions for Brother James Bok, OFM. The Franciscan friar returned stateside from J...
21/10/2024

As so often happens, God had other intentions for Brother James Bok, OFM. The Franciscan friar returned stateside from Jamaica on September 11, 2024, 16 years to the day after his arrival in Jamaica as a missionary in the Diocese of Montego Bay. He joyfully called Jamaica home since 2008, embracing the people and their culture with respect and affection. Read more about Brother James story.
thecatholictelegraph.com/lifes-unexpected-turn

"The question, in my mind, is not whether we teach our faith, but how do we do so in a way that connects and resonates w...
19/10/2024

"The question, in my mind, is not whether we teach our faith, but how do we do so in a way that connects and resonates with our students, setting them up for a lifetime of prayer and engagement," writes Michael Shaffer, the first-year principal at Archbishop Moeller High School, in October's The Final Word. Shaffer taught and was an administrator at Moeller for the past 21 years.

"On Sunday, October 20, the Church will celebrate World Mission Day, a day annually dedicated to supporting the proclama...
18/10/2024

"On Sunday, October 20, the Church will celebrate World Mission Day, a day annually dedicated to supporting the proclamation of the Gospel in places where people have not yet received it or received it only recently. Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has chosen as the theme for World Mission Day 2024, "Go and invite everyone to the banquet" (cf. Mt. 22:9)," wrote Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr.
Read Archbishop Schnurr's letter on 2024 World Mission Day in The Catholic Telegraph.
thecatholictelegraph.com/go-invite-everyone-to-the-banquet

Did you know: The ancient belief that every soul has been appointed an angel to guard it predates the Church and is refl...
12/10/2024

Did you know: The ancient belief that every soul has been appointed an angel to guard it predates the Church and is reflected in the Gospel of Matthew and other New Testament scriptures. The Benedictines fostered devotion to the angels beginning in the 12th century, but the Feast of the Guardian Angels (October 2) was first celebrated by the Franciscans in 1500. Pope V made it a universal feast in 1615.

Did you also know, that the seminary in Mt. Washington is older than its parish? in 1890 St. Gregory Seminary established in Mt. Washington for high school and college men, opening in 1891. In 1892, Guardian Angels Parish organized at the seminary with 45 families, and a small brick church with a prominent bell tower was constructed on the same road. Only three years later in 1895, Guardian Angels school opened in a one-room building.

In recent years, especially as the number of Muslims has increased in the U.S., there have been more discussions about t...
11/10/2024

In recent years, especially as the number of Muslims has increased in the U.S., there have been more discussions about the differences between Islam and Christianity, including their sacred writings. Both the Bible and Quran are foundational documents that each religion's members believe to be divinely inspired. Read Question of Faith: Comparing the Bible and Quran.
thecatholictelegraph.com/comparing-the-bible-and-quran

In a visually saturated wold, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and become desensitized to beauty. Visio Divina, Latin for "...
10/10/2024

In a visually saturated wold, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and become desensitized to beauty. Visio Divina, Latin for "divine seeing," encourages us to slow down and engage in visual contemplation, using art as a profound tool for connecting with the Divine. In this article The Catholic Telegraph graphic designer, Emma Cassani, discusses Visio Divina and Van Gogh!
thecatholictelegraph.com/caring-for-creation

“Many themes emerge throughout the month of October in the life of the Church. It is Respect Life Month, so we pause to ...
09/10/2024

“Many themes emerge throughout the month of October in the life of the Church. It is Respect Life Month, so we pause to pray more intentionally in thanksgiving to God for the great gift of life and that this gift may always be safeguarded and respected from the first moment of conception until natural death. We also celebrate World Mission Day on the third Sunday of October. This is an opportunity to learn about the continued work of missionaries to spread the Gospel to every corner of the world. Finally, the Church devotes this month to Mary under the title of “Our Lady of the Rosary.” This feast day memorializes the prayers of Christians throughout Europe as they sought Mary’s intercession to protect them from invading forces in the late 16th century. At first, these might seem like disparate themes; however, reflection on the life and example of the Blessed Mother can reveal their underlying unity.", writes Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr in his September Seek the Lord in The Catholic Telegraph.
Read the full article thecatholictelegraph.com/seek-the-lord-for-october-2024

Read Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr’s September Seek the Lord column in The Catholic Telegraph.
09/10/2024

Read Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr’s September Seek the Lord column in The Catholic Telegraph.

Cincinnati Reds' pitcher, Brent Suter, drew great fanfare when he returned to his hometown after playing for the Milwauk...
05/10/2024

Cincinnati Reds' pitcher, Brent Suter, drew great fanfare when he returned to his hometown after playing for the Milwaukee Brewers and Colorado Rockies. Currently in his ninth year with Major League Baseball, the Moeller High School and Harvard University grad finds real joy in playing ball with a "great group of people." And while baseball clearly plays a primary role in Suter's life, his faith takes center stage both on and off the field.
thecatholictelegraph.com/brent-suter-earth-mvp

Read Colin Rahill, the new Director of Digital Engagement for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, 's article on prayerful jou...
04/10/2024

Read Colin Rahill, the new Director of Digital Engagement for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, 's article on prayerful journaling. thecatholictelegraph.com/the-virtue-of-prayerful-journaling

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As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo!

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo!

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo!

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo!

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo! thecatholictelegraph.com/the-ordination-of-priests-mass

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo! thecatholictelegraph.com/the-ordination-of-priests-mass

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo! thecatholictelegraph.com/the-ordination-of-priests-mass

As the Archdiocese of Cincinnati prepares for seven men to be ordained into the priesthood, follow The Catholic Telegraph as we share and explain the important rites and rituals from the Ordination of Priests Mass. Illustrations by Emma Cassani Read the full article written by editor Jessica Rinaudo! thecatholictelegraph.com/the-ordination-of-priests-mass

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Many churches, in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, open their doors for people to pray before the tabernacle, where consecrated Hosts are reserved. When you're planning your travel time, why not consider a day trip that includes a stop for Adoration? Today we are featuring The National Shrine of St. Anthony of Padua in Cincinnati. A side chapel is open daily for prayer before a freestanding, glass-sided tabernacle from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Many churches, in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, open their doors for people to pray before the tabernacle, where consecrated Hosts are reserved. When you're planning your travel time, why not consider a day trip that includes a stop for Adoration? Today we are featuring The Blessed Sacrament Chapel at Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter in Chains in Cincinnati. Adoration at the side altar is available during all hours the cathedral is open; Adoration with Exposition is held Fridays from noon to 5 p.m. with the special intention of vocations to the priesthood.

Many churches, in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, open their doors for people to pray before the tabernacle, where consecrated Hosts are reserved. When you're planning your travel time, why not consider a day trip that includes a stop for Adoration? Today we are featuring the Adoration Chapel at Maria Stein Shrine of Holy Relics. Adoration with exposition is available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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