Diocese of Orange @OrangeDiocese. Respecting life, from conception until natural death.
Orange County, CA
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(Part 2) In a moment that calls for reflection and resolve, the Diocese of Orange joins the California Catholic Conference in sharing an important statement on recent violence, public trust, and the call for peace and accountability.
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(Part 1) In a moment that calls for reflection and resolve, the Diocese of Orange joins the California Catholic Conference in sharing an important statement on recent violence, public trust, and the call for peace and accountability.
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I express my closeness to the residents of Los Angeles County, California, where devastating fires have raged in recent days. I pray for all of you.
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California Catholic Bishops call on us to follow the Good Samaritan (Lk. 10:34) by showing compassion for our neighbors, especially the most vulnerable among us.
Read their full letter on immigration here: cacatholic.org/immigration
#CAleg #California #Catholic #OurLadyOfGuadalupe
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LOOK: Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization, presides over the first "Simbang Gabi" of the year at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican with the Filipino community in Rome, Dec. 15. | via Fr. Edmel Raagas/CBCP News #cbcpnews
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Modern slavery—human trafficking, forced labour, prostitution, and organ trafficking—is a crime “against humanity”. Each of us is a reflection of the image of God, and we cannot tolerate that the image of the living God is subjected to such abhorrent exploitation.
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Earlier today, MPs voted in favour of the ‘End of Life Bill’ at it’s second reading. We pray that it will be rejected in the latter stages, and that more resources in palliative care are made available for those who suffer.
Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us.
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Despite the uncertainty that is to come, @BishopSeitz reminds us that the Church will remain a steadfast lifeline to our vulnerable migrant brothers and sisters in need. We will continue to uphold the dignity of and protect the rights of migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees.
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It is a grave sin to exploit the vulnerable, a grave sin that corrodes fraternity and devastates society. As disciples of Jesus, we desire to bring to the world the leaven of the Gospel. May we put God first, along with those whom He especially loves: the poor and the weak.
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In one of his pastoral letters on migration, @BishopSeitz reminds us that we are all made in God’s image and should be treated as such.
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This #VeteransDay, EJI acknowledges the plight of many Black veterans who, instead of being treated as honored members of society upon their return from service, were often attacked, lynched, mistreated and abused. eji.org/news/remembering-bla…
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On this day in 1866, a Texas law was approved authorizing county officials to employ incarcerated people in public works or lease them out to private employers for profit. calendar.eji.org/racial-inju…
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Pope Francis meets with Mar Awa III, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East, and includes St. Isaac of Nineveh, a 7th-century Assyrian Bishop, in the official Roman Martyrology.
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On this election day, may we remember that we are one in Christ. May we seek Christ in one another, especially the most vulnerable. Learn more and pray the full novena at ow.ly/y7S950U0TWR.
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We believe in the inviolable dignity of each human person, from conception until natural death. How will you honor the sacredness of each beloved child of God? Learn more and pray with us at ow.ly/6OSU50TZE3S
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Our Catholic faith calls us to build up our communities. How can you work to heal the broken world? Learn more and pray the full novena at ow.ly/yGkP50TYU80
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