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Listen to the full episode of Restoring Hope at www.preciousbloodus.org/podcast or your favorite podcast channel

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Tuesday Trivia!
Which prayer practice encourages reflection on sacred images, art, or nature?

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The Precious Blood Student Essay Contest opens today! High school students and college undergrads have the opportunity to win $1,000 for an original essay on the theme of Every vocation as a call to heal: Whether one is called to family life, professional work, or ministry, every vocation can contribute to healing the world. How do you envision using your gifts and education to be a force for reconciliation?

For more details and to enter, go to https://www.preciousbloodus.org/essay.

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God is still calling. Throughout Scripture, God often used someone to help another hear His voice. Today, you can help encourage the next generation of priests and brothers to answer God's call. Learn more about our summer appeal and how you can support vocations: https://www.preciousbloodus.org/donate.

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God’s mercy isn’t a trickle—it’s a torrent. Flowing from the pierced side of Christ, God’s mercy brings forgiveness, healing, reconciliation, and new life to a wounded world. The spirituality of the Precious Blood invites us to encounter that mercy personally and then share its transforming power with those around us. Wherever there’s suffering, division, or discouragement, Christ’s mercy offers a path toward hope and renewal. In the second part of Fr. Patrick Gonyeau’s inspirational Restoring Hope episode, reflect on the “torrent of mercy” and discover the boundless love God pours out for each of us.

Listen to Restoring Hope at https://www.preciousbloodus.org/podcast and on most streaming platforms.

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“Our houses are open missions.” St. Gaspar del Bufalo

Learn more about St. Gaspar at https://www.preciousbloodus.org/history

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Lord, Teach Us to Pray

Jesus was praying. He was a man of prayer. His disciples saw that, so they asked him to teach them to pray. Today we might make the same request. And what does he teach us? First of all, that God is our Father and wants to give us good gifts. He tells them to look at...

Fr. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S., 1953-2019

Fr. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S., died unexpectedly on Saturday, July 20, 2019, in the rectory of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Montezuma, Ohio, where he was the pastor. He was 66. He was born on January 19, 1953, in Dayton, to Edward and Mary (Jutte) Nieberding. He...

Rest in Peace, Fr. Rick Nieberding, C.PP.S.

With great sadness we announce that Fr. Rick Nieberding, C.PP.S., 66, died unexpectedly on Saturday. Fr. Rick, who was appointed pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Montezuma, Ohio, on June 6, was scheduled to preside at a 1:30 PM wedding at the parish. When he...

Providing for Our Guests

An obvious theme in the first reading and Gospel is hospitality. During these summer months perhaps, we have had the opportunity to offer hospitality to guests or to be recipients of the hospitality of others. One of the traits that has often been associated with the...

Which of These Three Was Neighbor?

It is so easy for us to gloss over this phrase at the end of the story, but it is one that requires we stop and pay attention. The scholar could have simply said “the Samaritan” but he so hated Samaritans, that he couldn’t even bring himself to say the word. We all...