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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province13 hours ago

Tuesday trivia!
Which of these is NOT a holy oil used in sacraments?

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Please join us in wishing Fr. James Seibert a happy birthday! Fr. Jim serves as rector of the Sorrowful Mother Shrine in Bellevue, Ohio.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

Howard from Springfield, Ohio, writes, “There have been times when I felt God’s presence most profoundly amid the shadows. It was during a particularly challenging period, where every step felt uncertain and the path ahead was obscured. In those moments of doubt and darkness, I sensed an inexplicable peace that seemed to embrace me, guiding me through. It was as if God’s gentle breath was whispering that I was not alone. The experience deepened my faith, reminding me that even in the darkest times, His light is ever-present, guiding and comforting us.”

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province3 days ago

Jesus heals the man who was born blind, showing that real sight comes from faith. What keeps us spiritually blind? Maybe it’s distraction, selfishness, or doubt. Lent is a time to see as Christ sees—to recognize His presence in the poor, the suffering, the lonely. Open your eyes to His love at work.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province4 days ago

Holly O’Hara shares her insight on avoiding burnout in social justice work.

All around us, blood cries from the Earth. Precious blood is spent daily, from the war in Gaza to wildfires in L.A. For those of us far removed, we hear their cries through television screens, social media, and articles. I do my best to stay informed, but at times it feels overwhelming. As a person

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province5 days ago

Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation is celebrating women this month.

The Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation is celebrating women in March. With International Women’s Day (March 8) kicking off National Catholic Sisters Week (8-14), it’s a wonderful time to celebrate the women who inspire us. The theme for International Women’s Day and month is “Accelera...

Everyone is Good Enough

By Fr. Dennis Chriszt, C.PP.S. Our God is an awesome God, who reigns from heaven above with wisdom, power and love. Our God is an awesome God! Solomon could have asked for anything, anything at all. Yet he chose an understanding heart. He chose something not so much...

Precious Blood Scholarship Application Deadline Extended

The deadline has been extended until August 15 for the United States Province’s scholarship program, which aids students who wish to attend Catholic schools. Members and Companions are invited nominate a young person who wishes to attend a Catholic primary or high...

Big or Small Moments, God is There

The Spirit intercedes for us when we fall short, and maybe even intercedes for us because we fall short. Prayer is not just me on Earth talking to God in heaven. Prayer includes the thoughts, people, and needs we bring to the words we offer God. But more than that, prayer is also God working through us in the Spirit.

We Are the Sowers

By Fr. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S. When we think of a farmer planting a field, we probably picture a big John Deere tractor moving through the field plowing and planting in calculated and cultivated rows. After hearing today’s Gospel, you might have thought to yourself,...

Fr. Clarence E. Williams, Jr., C.PP.S., 1950-2023

Fr. Clarence E. Williams, Jr., C.PP.S., 73, died on Saturday, July 8, 2023, at Jennings Nursing Home, Garfield Heights, Ohio. He had been in failing health in recent years.