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We continue praying for the Holy Father Pope Francis. Join us today - live streaming on EWTN's YouTube - https://loom.ly/YFfCgr4

SO IMPORTANT TO CONSIDER, especially as we approach Lent. Jesus, help me purge my many vices! ewtn.com/motherangelica

Lord, make us instruments of your peace.

"...literally no labs or imaging, no investigation whatsoever... they just were initially offered IVF." . Dr. Blaise Milburn, an OB-Gyn trained in NaPro restorative medicine, explains how he helps women and couples struggling with "unexplained infertility" find solutions that include diagnosis and healing, versus referring for IVF or IUI. 🎥The Catholic Sphere - Full episode: https://loom.ly/ieE-tdo

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Words of Wisdom from EWTN Foundress Mother Angelica. . Lent begins in just over a week - For a free eBook of Lenten reflections - ewtn.com/lent

Feb. 23 is St. Polycarp's feast day. He was an early Christian Martyr and a student of St. John, the Beloved Apostle. The witness of his faith unto death is remarkable: From CNA: "Although the crowds clamored for Polycarp to be devoured by beasts, it was decided he should be burned alive, just as he had prophesied. He prayed aloud to God: "May I be accepted this day before you as an acceptable sacrifice -- just as you, the ever-truthful God, have foreordained, revealed beforehand to me, and now have fulfilled." What happened next struck Polycarp's companions with amazement; they recorded the sight in the letter that they circulated after Polycarp's death. "As the flame blazed forth in great fury," they wrote, "we to whom it was given to witness it, beheld a great miracle." The fire did not seem to touch the bishop's body. Rather, as they described, "shaping itself into the form of an arch, it encompassed – as by a circle – the body of the martyr. And he appeared within not like flesh which is burnt, but as bread that is baked, or as gold and silver glowing in a furnace." "Moreover, we perceived such a sweet odour coming from the flames – as if frankincense or some such precious spices had been burning there." The executioners perceived that Polycarp's death was not going as planned. Losing patience, they ordered him to be stabbed to death. From the resulting wound, "there came forth a dove, and a great quantity of blood, so that the fire was extinguished." The crowd, as the Christian witnesses recalled, were understandably amazed. "All the people marveled," they wrote, "that there should be such a difference between the unbelievers and the elect." Polycarp, they proclaimed, had been among that elect – "having in our own times been an apostolic and prophetic teacher, and bishop of the Catholic Church which is in Smyrna." . Read more: https://lnkd.in/gfTGpa5

The Feast of the Chair of St. Peter celebrates the papacy and St. Peter as the first bishop of Rome. St. Peter's original name was Simon, but Jesus changed it when He gave Peter the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. https://lnkd.in/e_YxKiQh

On Feb. 21, Catholics honor Saint Peter Damian, a Benedictine monk who strove to purify the Church during the early years of its second millennium. https://lnkd.in/gZUe7sY