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CanMan86
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How can I find or keep up with writings from the Pope and past Popes? What should a good Catholic always be sure to read? How can I stay up to the minute with the Church?
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chewchoo
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vatican.va/holy_father/index.htm
you’ll be able to find encyclicals and letters and homilies and etc here for the last ten popes.
how do you keep up with it? i’d like to know that too!
you’ll be able to find encyclicals and letters and homilies and etc here for the last ten popes.
how do you keep up with it? i’d like to know that too!
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PhilotheaZ
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Go to the website zenit.org/ and subscribe to their daily news service. You will receive a daily e-mail newsletter on Vatican news and papal speeches and writings.
There is no charge for the service, but you can make a voluntary contribution.
There is no charge for the service, but you can make a voluntary contribution.
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thistle
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These go all the way from our current Pope back to the year 1216.How can I find or keep up with writings from the Pope and past Popes? What should a good Catholic always be sure to read? How can I stay up to the minute with the Church?
papalencyclicals.net/
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Frosty
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Yes, Zenit is a good resource for the daily news of the Church. Another good one is VIS, Vatican Information Services. It is the Holy See’s press office’s daily newsletter. It is also free of charge and they will deliver it to your e-mail address each morning.
Here is the link:
mlists.vatican.va/mailman/listinfo/visnews_en
You can also check out L’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican’s semi-official newspaper. It has only a weekly edition in English.
Here is the link for that.
vatican.va/news_services/or/home_eng.html
Here is the link:
mlists.vatican.va/mailman/listinfo/visnews_en
You can also check out L’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican’s semi-official newspaper. It has only a weekly edition in English.
Here is the link for that.
vatican.va/news_services/or/home_eng.html
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puzzleannie
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listen to the teachings from the pulpit, read a couple of good Catholic news sources, on-line or published, watch EWTN.How can I find or keep up with writings from the Pope and past Popes? What should a good Catholic always be sure to read? How can I stay up to the minute with the Church?
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