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People listen to the Notre-Dame Cathedral’s great bell ringing one year after a devastating fire in Paris, France, April 15, 2020. (Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters)

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10. New Mexico diocese resumes Masses, bishop credits Pope Francis for inspiration

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14. Mississippi town changes tune on ‘essential’ drive-in church services

15. I know this man and his sister, but I don’t remember if I had ever read this before. I figure people probably need to read it now. Here’s just some of it:

What has been the most difficult part of living with your disability?

The hardest part is letting others help me. Especially for me as a man I want to do things for other people; it is intrinsic to my nature. So when people do things for me, to some extent, it’s humiliating. I am weak, but being in Jesus, when I am weak, I am strong. Jesus shows me how to love. To love is not wimpy. By offering my sufferings I am loving. I am doing a very manly thing in Christ.

What would you say to someone else who is suffering?

I want other people who suffer to realize there is tremendous meaning and value to be found in it, and that they have great dignity and that God loves them. God wants them to identify themselves with Him. If you let Him enter in, He will make it light. We carry our yoke with Jesus, He takes one side and even when we don’t feel Him, He is there. I want others to know that there is hope. Your suffering is going to go away and we are going to have eternal happiness where there will be no more suffering. This life is like a race, and God wants us to become champions. But you can’t become a champion if the gold medal is just handed to you. What merit is that? Live Christ! If we live Christ, He will get us there. He is the victor over sin, suffering and death. If we are in Him we are also victors. He doesn’t want us to be sore losers. I want to run the race to win.

The rest is here.

Also, a new podcast on Resurrection from the Sisters of Life

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R.I.P.

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(btw, I did not plan the 17/17)

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