Archbishop Lori's Homily: Feast of St. Therese of the Child Jesus - Archdiocese of Baltimore
Saints are those who take Jesus’ words literally. St. Therese was just such a person. St. Therese of the Child Jesus, pray for us.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
We are living in days that call for the unconquerable faith of Abraham, and likewise, the faith of Ignatius and the Jesuit missionaries and martyrs, not to mention my predecessors who helped lay the foundations of the Church in these United States. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Jesuit Community of Loyola, Monday of 29th Week appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
The United States remains an unfinished project—it is a country still being born. So too, the Jesuit mission here is unfinished—it is a story still being written by the Spirit. As we look to the next 250 years, I would humbly suggest that the Jesuits’ task is, not to dominate the national conversation, but to deepen it. The post Archbishop Lori’s Address: Faith, Freedom, and Friendship – Jesuit Lessons for America at 250 appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
As members of bench and bar, as advocates and ministers of justice, you are uniquely positioned to help our nation move ahead, in genuine solidarity, in truth and freedom, with an unwavering commitment to the common good and human flourishing. You are in a position to help people, especially those in need, to believe once again in the soundness of our constitutional system in the fairness of our judicial processes, in the goodness of our republic. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Red Mass...| Archdiocese of Baltimore
But faith and reason, pulling together, teach us that there is a beauty deeper than appearances, a beauty that is deeply embedded in every human being. This beauty is beheld by the Divine Eye – it is beheld in the sight of God, the God who is Creator and Redeemer of each person without exception. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Life is Beautiful Mass 2025 appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
So let this venerable icon symbolize our hope today. We are, after all, Roman Catholics. We are thus embraced in Mary’s title, “health of the Roman people.” On this, the final day of our pilgrimage of hope, let us entrust to her every worry, every concern, every weakness that we brought with us from across the ocean. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Knights of Columbus Pilgrimage, Basilica of St. Mary Major appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
We are in Rome as pilgrims celebrating the Jubilee of Hope. Let us see in the Rosary a Marian prayer that captures and expresses “Christ in [us], our hope of glory” (Col 1:27). The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
As the family of the Knights of Columbus, we have restored the symbol of Peter’s confession of faith. During this pilgrimage of hope, may the truth and reality of Peter’s confession be fully restored in us, so that it might shine forth daily with the renewed splendor of virtue and holiness. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Mass at the Altar of the Chair appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
What ties together these two saints for us concretely is the image of the Sacred Heart which we, the Knights of Columbus, restored. As we gaze upon the open heart of the Savior, the abyss of charity, we see abundant room for a Francis of Assisi, for an Ignatius of Loyola, for a Blessed Michael McGivney, and yes, for you and even me. The post Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Feast of St. Francis of Assisi appeared first on Archdiocese of Baltimore.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Saints are those who take Jesus’ words literally. St. Therese was just such a person. St. Therese of the Child Jesus, pray for us.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
It is a pleasure to return to St. Mary’s City, this time to bless the interior of the Brick Chapel and to bless and re-inter the remains...| Archdiocese of Baltimore
Mass at the Empty Tomb - Like Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, we have come to this tomb as pilgrims of hope.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
The visible beauty of this church sets the stage, so to speak, for us to participate in the unseen beauty of God.| Archdiocese of Baltimore
