We begin our annual pilgrimage of Lent in faith and hope with the penitential rite of the imposition of ashes.
In this month of December, Pope Francis asks us to pray for pilgrims of hope: We pray that this Jubilee Year strengthens our faith, helping us to recognize the Risen Christ in our daily lives, and that it may transform us into pilgrims of Christian hope.
Let us pray that the coming Church Jubilee Year 2025 strengthens us in our faith; helping us to recognize the Risen Christ in the midst of our lives, transforming us into pilgrims of Christian hope.
In the last catechesis we began to reflect on the theological virtues. There are three of them: faith, hope, and charity. Last time, we reflected on faith. Now it is the turn of hope.
In recent weeks we have reflected on the cardinal virtues: prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. They are the four cardinal virtues.
Deacon Pedro shares four insights that he has learned about suffering from experiences in his own life.
From major news events to personal stories, this Open Letter of Hope captures a snapshot in history when the entire world had to learn to be still.
Deacon Pedro concludes his exploration of lessons he has learned during this time of the COVID Spring with a final reflection on hope.
It's not a coincidence that COVID affected our lives during Lent and Easter - when the northern hemisphere experiences spring. What can we learn from this?
10 Catholic youth from around the world share the big things and little things that are igniting hope in their hearts during the coronavirus pandemic.