Bishop

Peace, then, is not simply the absence of conflict. It is the fruit of mercy lived and shared. It takes root wherever forgiveness overcomes resentment, wherever compassion triumphs over indifference, and wherever justice is pursued with humility and perseverance.

As the Church proclaims with joy the victory of Easter — Christ risen from the dead, trampling down death by death — the world around us tells a far more troubled story.

Let us pray — intensely, insistently and without ceasing — that God may provide food for the hungry, healing for the sick, strength for the weary and renewed hope for those who feel abandoned.

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Understanding the rights and duties of the faithful, therefore, is not merely a juridical exercise. It is an invitation to rediscover the beauty and responsibility of belonging to the Church.
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Did you know that, by virtue of your baptism, you possess rights that are officially recognized throughout the universal Church? Every baptized Catholic enjoys what canon law calls the “fundamental rights of the faithful.”
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