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Divine Mercy: Hope of a Broken World

Feb. 10-11, 2012

LeHigh Acres, Florida

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Feb. 18-21, 2012

Celebration, Florida

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'Pain of the Soul' Pain and suffering are universal experiences, says His Excellency the Most Rev. Zygmunt Zimowski, top Vatican prelate on healthcare issues. Archbishop Zimowski says the answer to dealing productively with these experiences can be found in God.
Even She Had Fears Needless to say, up till then, "secretary" wasn't on her resume.
The Answer Is: Lourdes The Marian apparition 153 years ago reminds us to keep our eyes "constantly" on Our Lady.
Her Pain is Our Gain There's no easy way to say it: In St. Faustina's battle against staggering odds, we can find the inspiration to persist in our own struggles.
It Set the Tone of His Papacy Mercy would be the logical next step for this Pope, given the intimate and intense role that God's mercy played in his personal life.
The Top 10 Titles of Mary It's fascinating that one person can have so many titles, but how else could we grasp the aspects of Our Lady merely by her given name?
Shrine Celebration Offers An Rx for Modern Ills Here it is: a "how-to" in dealing with today's challenges, offered by the experts.
Touching All the Bases It's much more than a simple change in uniforms for a star who shocked the world of baseball.
Planting the Seed Knights of Columbus Day: Humble beginnings 'can grow larger than you can imagine'
A Picture from a Game, or Metaphor in a Photo Frame Determination has legs. Persistence wears sneakers. Effort's arms pump like pistons in a T-shirt called LOVE.
The Undamaged Chasuble This involves G.I.s and Filipinos and the amazing work of God. What does an Episcopalian pastor have to say about God's profound goodness? A whole lot.
Odds & Ends What about all the vignettes that inevitably arise during Divine Mercy Sunday Weekend? Here are some observations from our writer in the field.
No Boilerplate with This Man Father Dan, who will deliver the homily on Divine Mercy Sunday, preaches in exclamation points and talks in pauses.
Odds and Ends A day of final vows leaves behind it a large wake of tidbits that give the day its color. Here are a few from my notebook.
Meet the 'Hermit' of Eden Hill He speaks with the soft, rounded drawl of a Richmond, Va., native, as if an artisan filed the edges off his words and smoothed them into curves.
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Pain and suffering are universal experiences, says His Excellency the Most Rev. Zygmunt Zimowski, top Vatican prelate on healthcare issues. Archbishop Zimowski says the answer to dealing productively with these experiences can be found in God.

Even She Had Fears

Needless to say, up till then, "secretary" wasn't on her resume.

The Answer Is: Lourdes

The Marian apparition 153 years ago reminds us to keep our eyes "constantly" on Our Lady.

Her Pain is Our Gain

There's no easy way to say it: In St. Faustina's battle against staggering odds, we can find the inspiration to persist in our own struggles.

It Set the Tone of His Papacy

Mercy would be the logical next step for this Pope, given the intimate and intense role that God's mercy played in his personal life.

The Top 10 Titles of Mary

It's fascinating that one person can have so many titles, but how else could we grasp the aspects of Our Lady merely by her given name?

Shrine Celebration Offers An Rx for Modern Ills

Here it is: a "how-to" in dealing with today's challenges, offered by the experts.

Touching All the Bases

It's much more than a simple change in uniforms for a star who shocked the world of baseball.

Planting the Seed

Knights of Columbus Day: Humble beginnings 'can grow larger than you can imagine'

A Picture from a Game, or Metaphor in a Photo Frame

Determination has legs. Persistence wears sneakers. Effort's arms pump like pistons in a T-shirt called LOVE.

The Undamaged Chasuble

This involves G.I.s and Filipinos and the amazing work of God. What does an Episcopalian pastor have to say about God's profound goodness? A whole lot.