FINE’NA NA TINAITAI 1 Sm 26, 2. 7-9. 12-13. 22-23 Un tinaitai ginin i fine’na na Lepblun Samuel Humånåo si Saul påpa’ para i disiettun Ziph yan tres mit ni manma’atyik na lalåhin Israhet, para u ma’ispiha si David gi disiettun Ziph. Intonsis humånåo si David yan si Abishai ya mahåtmin puengi
Mother Margarita searched to know God’s Will and the way in which He desired her to share His love. She came to see that there is nothing less than to affirm God’s love with our lives. She wanted to be a sign; to be a messenger of God’s love. She said: “To be a missionary
Gospel Reflection on the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Fr. Charlie Borja, Pastor of San Jose Parish-Oleai, Saipan. February 17, 2019 LK 6:17, 20-26
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — God accomplishes great things when Christians cast aside doubt and generously place themselves in his service, Pope Francis said. Speaking to pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square Feb. 10 for his Sunday Angelus address, the pope said that Jesus invites all men and women who are discouraged to trust in him, so
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — A life lived selfishly, corruptly or filled with hate is a life that is useless, shrivels up and dies, Pope Francis said in a morning homily. On the other hand, life has meaning and value “only in giving it in love, in truth, in giving it to others in daily life,
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The International Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking invites people to host or attend a prayer service that fosters awareness of and support for victims of trafficking. The annual day, created with Pope Francis’ encouragement in 2015, is celebrated Feb. 8 — the feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita,
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Touting efforts to protect religious freedom, President Donald Trump told the National Prayer Breakfast that his administration would defend the right of faith-based adoption agencies to place children in families based on firmly held religious beliefs. “We will always protect our country’s proud tradition of faith-based adoption,” Trump said. “My administration is
WASHINGTON (CNS) — When Lent begins March 6, U.S. Catholics will likely be more than ready for it. This set-aside time for prayer and reflection — after all the church has been through in recent months — could provide both a healing balm and a needed boost forward, some say. Ash Wednesday, the start of
