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  • Archbishop Gomez, and Catholics across the US, look to the Sacred Heart in Good Friday litany
    Archbishop Gomez, and Catholics across the US, look to the Sacred Heart in Good Friday litany
    DENVER — Isolated in their homes on a Good Friday unlike any other, Catholics across America tuned in April 10 for a litany to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, led by the president of the U.S. bishops’ conference, who himself stood nearly alone in a cathedral built to welcome thousands.
  • Pope leads Way of the Cross in empty, torch-lit St. Peter's Square
    Pope leads Way of the Cross in empty, torch-lit St. Peter's Square
    VATICAN CITY — For the first time in his papacy, Pope Francis led the Way of the Cross from St. Peter's Square rather than Rome's Colosseum, where it has been held annually for more than five decades.
  • Holy Thursday at Northeast Portland parish provides spiritual sustenance via cyberspace
    Holy Thursday at Northeast Portland parish provides spiritual sustenance via cyberspace
    Holy Thursday is one of the most holy days in the life of church. It’s the day Jesus instituted the Eucharist, turning wine and bread into his real presence. For nearly all Catholic laity in the Portland Archdiocese this year, there was a painful, gaping hole — the lack of the Eucharist itself and of their fellow parishioners, their spiritual families.
  • Donation site at St. Edward Church
    Donation site at St. Edward Church
    SALEM — In partnership with St. Edward’s Church in Keizer, Marion County is establishing a public donation site to gather food and household necessities for community members, as well as items for community partners that provide assistance to individuals who are experiencing homelessness.
  • Their mission is social closeness
    Their mission is social closeness
    In these weeks of social distancing, there’s some nostalgia and perhaps a hint of the surreal to think about in a group like Portland’s Solo Seniors, designed to bring people together.
    
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Once a homeless mother, she’s now a super-volunteer
Brittney Sparks believes in the small Catholic nonprofit that helped her onto a path of faith and stability
Archbishop tells Vincentians: ‘Be the face of Christ’
TIGARD — Earlier in the day, Cyndi Kelly of St. Henry Parish in Gresham had paid a hotel bill for a woman just out of surgery.
Oregon woman shares her journey from spiritual crisis to consecrated virginity
In one of the oldest rites of the church, Miriam Marston will be consecrated to God — “mystically espoused to Christ and dedicated to the service of the church,” according to the Code of Canon Law.
Friday night at the monastery
Monthly young adult evening retreats at Mount Angel Abbey include prayer, monastic hospitality, learning about faith and sips of Benedictine brew
Music on the hilltop
ST. BENEDICT — In Damian Hall at the seminary here, Myrna Keough leads Deacon Raymond Philip Napuli through a practice of a Gregorian chant, Ave Verum Corpus. Keough sits at her piano tapping out the notes and reassessing the key in which the chant should be sung at the upcoming Mass of candidacy. Napuli stands behind her, gripping the sides of his music stand, gently following along with the music. He will chant the music with the rest of the seminary choir in a few short weeks.
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