Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Seven
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Six
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Five
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Four
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Three
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter Two
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Bonus: The Lilies of the Field--Chapter One
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Final Thoughts on St. Frances Cabrini and What's Next
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CONGRATULATIONS, Catholic Pilgrims! You finished Season Five with St. Frances Cabrini. Thank you so much for joining along with me. It has been such a wonderful season and I couldn't do it unless people like you listened. Today, I give my final thoughts and share with you who I will be reading for Season Six.
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Epilogue: End of the Letters of St. Frances Cabrini
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Welcome, Catholic Pilgrims. Today, we will read the Epilogue which happens to be the Catholic News report on Mother Cabrini’s death, life, and funeral. We will simply read this news article about her today and just sit with the words and all that we have read this year. I won’t offer any reflection now, but will so in our final episode. Please grab your books and open to page 347.
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Teacher's College in Rome 1906: Part Three
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Well, Catholic Pilgrims, today we will finish the last letter. This has been a long one as we heard about Mother Cabrini’s travels around the western United States. It’s been interesting, at least for me, to hear about all the places she’s visited, because I’ve been to quite a lot of the same places. Currently, I live in California, not too far from Los Angeles. She’s, also, going to talk about Catalina Island in our readings today and my family went there awhile back to celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary. But, after this reading, I’m going to give my reflection and I...
info_outlineHello, Catholic Pilgrims, and welcome back. As the steamer lifts anchor and begins the journey, Mother Cabrini has a bit of a reunion with two priests. At first, they don’t quite recognize each other, but then the pieces start to fall into place.
One of the priests is the Provincial of the Scolopi in Buenos Aires. So, Scolopi is a Religious order, also known as the Piarists. Piarists are the oldest religious order dedicated to education, specifically to children and youth. This religious order was founded by St. Joseph Calasanz in Italy in 1617.
So, just a small history lesson for today. I was unsure of what Scolopi meant, so once I found out, I knew I had to share it with you to help today’s reading make more sense.
With that, let’s open to page 252 and begin.