Peter Kreeft's novel 'An Ocean Full of Angels' is released. The book has 432 pages and costs $34.95.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
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Peter Kreeft's novel 'An Ocean Full of Angels' is released. The book has 432 pages and costs $34.95.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
Leandra Ulmer reflects on Josef Pieper's words about human perception. She discusses the creative act in three stages. The post appears on The Catholic Telegraph.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Ukrainian community of Parma celebrates Ukraine's 35th Anniversary of Independence. The annual Ukrainian Village Parade starts at 11:00 a.m. on State Road. The St. Josaphat Ukrainian Festival follows at St. Josaphat Cathedral.
Pope St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body discusses marriage. His reflections center on analyzing Ephesians 5. This is part of a series on the topic.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Catholic Telegraph publishes an article about prayer cards. The article discusses the ephemeral nature of prayer cards. It highlights their lack of individual significance in archival settings.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
Kitahara Satoko, a 22-year-old Catholic convert, was nicknamed 'Mary of Ants Town' for her charitable work with children from a homeless village. She kept a box of newspapers and magazines reporting on her work. Satoko was later declared Venerable.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Catholic Telegraph posts an article titled 'The Faith They See'. The article recounts a personal story. It was published on The Catholic Telegraph website.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Catholic Telegraph discusses Terrence Malick's film A Hidden Life. The film is considered 'required viewing' in Catholic circles. It is compared to other notable films like Lord of the Rings and The Passion of the Christ.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Denver, Colorado, is the resting place of Servant of God Julia Greeley. She was a humble African American Catholic. Julia Greeley is on the path to sainthood.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Eparchy of Saint Josaphat in Parma provides updates on religious education, including notable dates and reflections. The reflections are from St. John Chrysostom on the commandments. The updates are for the Dormition fast and the Transfiguration.
St. Rose School in Girard, OH is hiring a computer teacher. The position requires a license in Computer Science or a related field and Computer Technology Certification. Applications are being accepted until the position is filled.
SourcesDiocese of Youngstown
St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio is seeking a part-time head coach for Boy's Lacrosse. The position is seasonal and offers a stipend. The school is part of the Diocese of Youngstown.
SourcesDiocese of Youngstown
Camila Morales, 10, takes photos at St. Clement Parish in St. Bernard. She is an altar server and a rising fifth grader. Her photos capture beautiful moments.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
Catholic schools provide space for youth to discover their purpose in life. This includes priesthood, diaconate, religious life, marriage, or single life. Catholic education aims to guide students towards their vocation.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown's Ministry Day takes place on October 17. The theme is 'Rekindling Joy in our Vocations'. Registration is underway.
SourcesDiocese of Youngstown
Catholics define truth, beauty, and goodness. The terms are called the three transcendentals. Their meanings are not obvious.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
The Catholic Telegraph publishes a reflection on finding beauty and wisdom in nature. The reflection mentions the author's childhood and experiences in nature. It is published on The Catholic Telegraph website.
SourcesThe Catholic Telegraph
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