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2019-03-28T21:29:18-05:00

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Archbishop Wilton Gregory to Washington DC?

Last updated on: March 28, 2019 at 9:29 pm By Father Pablo Migone

The Catholic News Agency reported this afternoon that Pope Francis is expected to appoint Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta to the currently open Archdiocese of Washington DC, vacated after the resignation of Cardinal Wuerl last year. CNA made it abundantly clear that there has been no formal announcement, so anything can happen until a formal announcement is made in the near future. Who would succeed Cardinal Wuerl has caused tremendous anticipation in the Catholic world of the United States. There... Read more

2019-03-25T16:43:54-05:00

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The Annunciation: the Word became Flesh

Last updated on: March 25, 2019 at 4:43 pm By Father Pablo Migone

The Church remembers today a very concrete moment in the mystery of the incarnation. The Virgin Mary, chosen from among women, agreed to play a singular role in the history of salvation. The girl from the insignificant town of Nazareth was chosen by God to become the Mother of God. As a Christian, there are no places more meaningful or significant than those connected to the life of Jesus in the Holy Land. Among then is the Basilica of the... Read more

2019-03-26T23:29:58-05:00

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First Feast of Saint Oscar Romero

Last updated on: March 26, 2019 at 11:29 pm By Father Pablo Migone

Even though today is the third Sunday of Lent, this March 24th marks the first time the Feast of San Oscar Romero is celebrated since his canonization last October 14th by Pope Francis in Rome. On a day like today in 1980, Archbishop Oscar Romero was celebrating Mass in the chapel of the hospital’s property where he lived. A car stopped in front of the open doors of the chapel and right after he finished preaching, as he walked toward... Read more

2019-03-17T10:39:57-05:00

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From the desert to the mountaintop, a Lenten homily

Last updated on: March 17, 2019 at 10:39 am By Father Pablo Migone

As a child growing up in Peru, I would see majestic mountains all the time. I could see large mountains down the street from my house even though I lived just about two or three miles from the Pacific Ocean. The highway to my house had the ocean on the right side and mountains on the left. Road trips often involved driving through dangerous mountain passes and seeing strikingly beautiful mountain scenery. Sometimes my dad would stop on the side... Read more

2019-03-16T10:55:03-05:00

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Inicio de la cuaresma en el desierto

Last updated on: March 16, 2019 at 10:55 am By Father Pablo Migone

En Israel hay un monasterio construido sobre un cerro de donde uno ve una de las ciudades más antiguas del mundo, Jericó, continuamente habitada por 11,000 años. Del monasterio también uno ve el rio Jordán, lugar del bautismo de Jesús. Este monasterio donde viven unos monjes griegos marca el lugar donde inicia toda cuaresma: con Jesús en el desierto por cuarenta días. San Lucas escribe que Jesús fue conducido al desierto por cuarenta días para hacer oración y ofrecer sacrificios. ... Read more

2019-03-15T10:20:29-05:00

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Starting Lent in the Desert

Last updated on: March 15, 2019 at 10:20 am By Father Pablo Migone

If you travel to Israel today, you will find a monastery built on a mountain from which you can see one of the oldest cities in the world, Jericho, continuously inhabited for 11,000 years. From the monastery you can also see the river Jordan where Jesus was baptized. This monastery, run by Greek Orthodox monks, marks the spot in the desert where every Lenten journey begins: with Jesus in the desert for forty days. Saint Luke writes that Jesus was... Read more

2019-03-10T10:47:32-05:00

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Un incidente en San Juan Bautista

Last updated on: March 10, 2019 at 10:47 am By Father Pablo Migone

El 6 de febrero de 1803 llegó un sacerdote a la ciudad de Savannah y la pequeña comunidad católica de la ciudad le pidió que celebrara una Misa. El Padre Oliver Le Mercier había sido anteriormente asignado a la Parroquia de San Juan Bautista en Savannah la cual había sido fundada pocos años antes por católicos francófonos quienes habían huido de la revolución haitiana al sur y la revolución francesa en Europa. Estos refugiados huyeron temerosos por sus vidas y... Read more

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2019-03-04T17:10:01-05:00

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An incident at Saint John the Baptist Savannah

Last updated on: March 4, 2019 at 5:10 pm By Father Pablo Migone

On Sunday, February 6th 1803, a Catholic priest arrived to Savannah and the small Catholic community requested that he celebrate Mass. Father Oliver Le Mercier had once been assigned to the parish church of Saint John the Baptist in Savannah, founded just a few years before by newly arrived French-speaking Catholics who had fled both the Haitian Revolution to the south and the French Revolution to the east. These refugees fled fearing for their lives and became the first Catholic... Read more

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2019-03-01T16:53:08-05:00

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Sobreviviente del genocidio de Ruanda visitará diócesis

Last updated on: March 1, 2019 at 4:53 pm By Father Pablo Migone

El seis de abril de 1994, el avión que llevaba a bordo al Presidente ruandés Juvenal Habyarimana fue derribado con armas de fuego segundos antes de aterrizar en Kigali. Un caos total descendió sobre el país africano de Ruanda durante los próximos cien días durante los cuales casi un millón de personas fueron masacradas. Este genocidio fue perpetuado por miembros de la tribu mayoritaria Hutu contra la minoría Tutsi. Décadas de palabras cáusticas, discriminación sistemática y violencia esporádica estallaron en... Read more

2019-02-18T18:13:27-05:00

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Rwanda genocide survivor to visit Savannah, Augusta

Last updated on: February 18, 2019 at 6:13 pm By Father Pablo Migone

On April 6th, 1994, the airplane carrying the Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana was shot down seconds before landing in Kigali. Absolute chaos descended upon the central African country of Rwanda for the next one hundred days as almost one million people were massacred. The genocide was perpetuated by members of the Hutu majority tribe against the Tutsi minority. Decades of vitriolic speech, systematic discrimination, and occasional violence erupted into an unimaginable disaster. Corpses bearing signs of rape and machetes littered... Read more

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