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Claretian Missionaries—USA-Canada Province

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Once a year, the entire Claretian family across the world comes together with one shared purpose: to bring hope to life through concrete action.

Claretian Mission Day is an international celebration that unites parishes, ministries, and friends of the Claretian Missionaries to contribute to a global effort of solidarity. Celebrated every year on the second Sunday of...


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Many immigrants in the United States have been separated from their families and placed in detention centers, often without the ability to communicate freely with their loved ones. In response, the Catholic Church, alongside nonprofit organizations and other faith communities, has been working shoulder to shoulder to bring faith, hope, and the sacraments to those who...


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resurrection

[noun]

To be restored to life. For Christians, death is not the end, but a transformation toward eternal life. Jesus conquered death with his resurrection. His resurrection brings the promise of new beginnings and calls us to live this promise in our everyday lives.

The resurrection of Je...


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courage
courage

[noun]

Courage is not the absence of fear, but taking action in spite of it. Living courageously is a decision and a reflection of our faith. God calls us to live courageously and face life with the strength and courage He has given us.

Fear can be a powerful catalyst for courage. We all exper...


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cross
cross

[noun]

A figure formed by two bars crossing each other. In faith, a cross is a physical symbol of Jesus’s sacrifice. When Catholics make the sign of the cross, we do it to remember the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus—and the triumph of God’s endless love and mercy.

Jesus experienced ...


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