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“Saints reflect the ‘brilliance of Jesus Christ’”
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ILLUSTRATION | FC
ORLANDO | It appeared to be an ordinary gathering of faithful for morning Mass in the chapel of St. James Cathedral, but Jan. 31 was anything but ordinary for those gathered. The Mass signaled the closing of a 16-month investigation of a miraculous cure that may propel Blessed Karl of Austria to the threshold of sainthood. Read Tanya Goodman’s Story Here.
First ashes
MELANIE L. DODSON | FC
Sister of Mercy Immaculata Knox gives first ashes on Ash Wednesday Feb. 6, to three-year-old Carolyn Breaux, a member of the F.I.S.H. (Fellowship Invites Serving and Helping) program for preschoolers at Ascension Parish in Melbourne. Read more here.
Appetizing abstinence
JASON COLLINS | FC
Denise O’toole Kelly put out a call for our readers’ favorite meatless Lenten meals and, in short order, recipes from around the state began flooding her desk. There were ethnic delights, such as Cathy Jordan’s Peruvian Cauliflower Patties, shown above, seafood and nostalgic favorites. Check them out here.
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Miracle in our midst
Central Florida woman’s cure may lead to sainthood for Austrian monarch, Blessed Karl.
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The purpose of a Vatican postulator
Vatican postulator Andrea Ambrosi’s job is to examine, collect and research data on a candidate for sainthood and present the case to the Holy See.
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News Briefs
‘40 Days for Life’ campaign begins; Bishop Wenski to speak on environment; and Diaconate Office will host info nights.
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