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“They Know Not What They Do!”
By Christopher Castagnoli
Jesus’ plea to His Heavenly Father from the cross at Calvary for forgiveness for His enemies can inspire forgiveness in us. Let it also increase your desire to learn more about our wonderful faith! This page is also available as a Podcast at https://ourcatholicprayerspodcast.com/they-know-not-what-they-do
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Once More O'Lord I ask your forgiveness
By Ralph Hathaway
Have Marcy on me O' Lord
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The Spiritual Blessings of the Triduum
By Susan Lochner Ciancio
Reflections on the Triduum
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April 2026 Feast Days and Holy Reminders
By The Catholic Philadelphian
April 2026 will bring about the Easter season and new life for the church through the Paschal Mystery
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April Fool's Day / It Started with the Catholic Church
By Dr. Helen Hoffner
April Fool's Day ! It started when Pope Gregory XIII changed the calendar.
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Experience the Holy Land in Washington, D.C. This Easter Triduum
By Catholic Go
Those who live near Washington, D.C. have a unique opportunity to be transported right to the sacred sites of the Holy Land during these holy days of the Easter Triduum.
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The Human Condition & The Week that Changed the World
By Prof. Anthony Maranise, Obl.S.B.
In this article, professor of spiritual theology, Anthony Maranise, OblSB, explores parallels between the human condition, it’s varying emotions, and the emotio-spiritual impacts of Holy Week, offered as a thoughtful theological meditation.
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Palm Sunday - 2026; a day of Reckoning!
By Ralph Hathaway
Palm Sunday
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Friday of Sorrows: Walking with Mary Through Suffering and the Rosary.
By The Rosary Rule of Life
Enter into the Friday of Sorrows with Our Lady of Sorrows. Discover how the Rosary transforms suffering into offering and helps you begin again with Mary.
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Opposite Extremes: Reflections on the Readings for Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
On Palm Sunday we get two opposite presentations, one of Glory followed by one of seeming disaster. However, the disaster is not to last. Next week we will see the true meaning of the Passion of Jesus as He is raised from the dead as promised.
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Doear fear get in your way?
By Janet Cassidy
Pray for God's annunciation and visitation to us!
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Fifth Sunday of Lent - Delivered!
By Richard Maffeo
If He had not delivered us - where would we be today?
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15 ways to celebrate an Irish Catholic holy week
By The Catholic Nurse
15 ways to experience a traditional Irish Catholic holy week as practiced in County Kerry or Killarney.
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How to Enter Holy Week More Deeply: Walking with Mary and the Rosary
By The Rosary Rule of Life
Enter Holy Week more deeply with Mary and the Rosary. Discover a simple Catholic guide with Scripture, reflection, and prayer to walk with Christ.
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Saint Patrick, Both, And
By Timothy McHugh
Saint Patrick’s Day is one of the most widely known saint’s feast days along with Saint Valentine. There are many different aspects to Saint Patrick’s Day. There is the remembrance of his holy, pious, and courageous service to God and the Church. For this we are called to emulate him and ask for his intercession. Then, there is the broad Irish heritage celebration resonating around the world fo
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Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart
By Stephen Clark
Our Father had another unexpected surprise arranged for us the other side of the Island..
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Follow Christ, the Light
By J. L. Smyth
These 40 days of Lent are an opportunity to grow closer to Christ and to become more like Him through prayers, alms, and sacrifice. It is through clinging to Him in obedience that we grow in virtues.
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