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Church Documents & Scholarly Resources:               Index

Church History:               Index

Papal Issues:               Index

Jubilee Year of Mercy:               Index

  • Jubilee Year of MercyMerciful like the Father: Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization. Pope Francis proclaimed, "This Holy Year of Mercy will commence on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, 2015, and will conclude on Sunday, 20 November 2016, the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe and living face of the Father's mercy." Check out this official web site for news, information, calendar of events and prayers.
  • Jubilee Year of Mercy resources (USCCB): Explore the different ways that you can live out that mercy every day!
  • The Year of Mercy blog - Franciscan University of Steubenville.
  • Featuring articles, homilies, messages and pastoral resources for celebrating the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy.
  • Year of Mercy Resources – The Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions: Includes Introduction to Year of Mercy, Holy Door, Liturgy Preparation Aid for the Seasons of Advent and Christmas, Official Rites for the Opening of the Holy Door and the Closing of the Jubilee Year of Mercy, Advent/Christmas Prep Aid.
  • 56 Ways to Be Merciful During the Jubilee Year of Mercy (ALETEIA): Practicing mercy in our lives actually does take practice. "Try randomly selecting one each week and putting it into practice. (We gave you two extra; mix them up!)"
  • "Living the Year of Mercy" by Emily Stimpson, OSV Newsweekly, 12/2/2015. Nine practical suggestions to help you walk more virtuously through the jubilee year.
  • Year of Mercy Calendar: Encounter and Extend Mercy during the Year of Jubilee. Live the Year of Mercy day by day with the Year of Mercy Calendar. Each day of the week provides helpful suggestions to live a more merciful life. The Year of Mercy Calendar is a collaborative effort of the Diocese of Steubenville and the Diocese of Syracuse.
  • "Whether mercy can be attributed to God?", St. Thomas Aquinas, (Summa Theologica, First Part, Question 21, Article 3): I answer that, Mercy is especially to be attributed to God, as seen in its effect, but not as an affection of passion. In proof of which it must be considered that a person is said to be merciful [misericors], as being, so to speak, sorrowful at heart [miserum cor]; being affected with sorrow at the misery of another as though it were his own.

Pontificate of Francis

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Saint John Paul II - October 22:

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Synods of Bishops

Bioethics & Life Issues:               Index

Health Care Reform:               Index

Bible Study:                    Index

Catechism, Canon Law, Encyclopedia & Dictionaries:               Index

Catechetics & New Evangelization:                    Index

Ecumenism - Interreligious Dialogue:                    Index

Education:                    Index

Catholic Social Teaching:                    Index

Faithful Citizenship - Political Responsibility:               Index

Franciscan Resources:                    Index

Franciscan Art & Images:                    Index

Saints:               Index

Seasonal & Holidays:               Index

Sacrament of Reconciliation & Penance:                    Index

Family & Marriage Resources:                    Index

Homiletics, Sermon Resources, Saint of the Day                   Index