3 prayers for well living the year of St. Joseph
Catholics around the world were thrilled by the announcement of the year of St. Joseph, a news that restates hope in the heart in a context so marked by the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The glory of God is man fully alive, but the life of man is the vision of God
Shalom Catholic Community in Boston and New York organize for the first time a Life in the Spirit Seminar together named Fully Alive.
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I met the Pope of the poor
My unforgettable experience in Assisi on the fifth World Day of the Poor
Holy Together
A Brief Reflection on Holiness by Daniel Lysak from Shalom Prayer Group in New York
The center of our life
Eucharistic adoration in the Shalom Catholic Community
McKenna’s testimony about the Word of God
The Bible gives me food to gnaw on in my soul. Just as Jesus gave us the Eucharist, with the invitation to “gnaw” on that flesh, so too did God give us the Bible to give us rich nourishment in communion with Him.
Daily Homilies of Father Cristiano are now available as podcasts
Shalom Catholic Community in New York is releasing the daily homilies of father Cristiano Pinheiro in the podcast: Word Alive. The purpose of these podcasts are to help those who desire to go deeper into an experience with the Word of God, meditate on it and also understand it in a new way.
Member of Covenant Community in Boston is the first American to profess her vows in Celibacy for the Kingdom
"I wanted to live my identity fully, to be everything that God created me to be – daughter of God, Shalom, Celibate for the Kingdom!". The Mass of profession of vows of chastity was celebrated on Sunday, September 5.
Moysés Azevedo confirmed his attendance at the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress in Hungary
The Founder of the Shalom Catholic Community will be at the event, where, together with other representatives of the Church from around the world and Pope Francis, will be able to reaffirm that Jesus is in our midst and makes himself present in the Eucharist, giving us strength, hope and joy to this new time.