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Pope speaks of his devotion to Our Lady, asks the sick to offer their pain to God through Mary (CWN)

In a Latin-language letter to his special envoy to the principal celebration of the World Day of the Sick, Pope Leo XIV spoke about his devotion to Our Lady.

Feb. 9 Monday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time, Weekday

Today the Roman Martyrology commemorates St. Teilo, Bishop of Llandaff, Wales (d. 6th century), is celebrated as a feast in Wales. Teilo was the son of Ensic and Guenhaff. He was the spiritual student of Saint Dyfrig of Wales and friend of Saint David of Wales and Saint Samson of York. He founded Llandaff monastery in Dyfed, Wales.

Pope Leo: ‘Be Nourished and Enlightened by Communion With Jesus’

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Christian Island Community of Millennial Families Defies Secular Denmark

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Pope Leo XIV: Peace Begins With Dignity, Not Weapons

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Pope Leo XIV Will Not Travel to the United States in 2026, Vatican Says

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‘Wintering’ the Catholic Way

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Feb. 8 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time , Sunday

From the Gospel for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A: You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket; it is set on a lampstand, where it gives light to all in the house. Just so, your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father." (Mt 5:13-16)

Pope Leo: Christ's Beatitudes bring joy and healing (CWN)

Reflecting on the Gospel reading of today’s Sunday Mass (Matthew 5:13-16), Pope Leo XIV said that following the Beatitudes allows Christ’s disciples to experience the joy of his way of life, and that “every wound, even the deepest, will be healed by welcoming the word of the Beatitudes.”

Christians, ‘You Are the Light of the World’

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