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Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a daylong affair treasured by many

For Saralicia Cortez, the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is special because "she helped the Mexicans learn about the religion of Catholics."

Saralicia, a student at Our Lady of Guadalupe School in Ferguson, portrayed Mary in a re-enactment of Our Lady's visits to St. Juan Diego near Mexico City in December 1531. Saralicia said she was proud to take part in the events at her parish church because of the connection of the feast to her heritage and because it shows how important the faith is to the people.

Helping Catholics come back home to the Church

Next week the Archdiocese of St. Louis begins its Catholics Come Home initiative, a campaign of inspiring television commercials airing Dec. 16-Jan. 22 that invite fallen-away Catholics, as well as people interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, to come back to the Church.

Remember, you’re a witness

Julie Bostick, a member of Curé of Ars Parish, was away from the Church for some years, until she was brought back by a bumper sticker.

Oakville artist shares his faith through his creative works

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Saint, missionary take center stage in Florissant

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Praying and believing lead to transformation

This week brings to a close the Review’s five-part series on the new translation of the Roman Missal, Third Edition. On the first Sunday in Advent, Nov. 27, Catholics in English-speaking countries will implement this new translation.

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