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Maryland parish's living Nativity offers reminder 'the Lord still comes' - Vimarsana News

Maryland parish's living Nativity offers reminder 'the Lord still comes'

SILVER SPRING, Md. (OSV News) -- The Nativity -- the gift of Jesus to the world on Christmas -- was brought to life in a poignant way Dec. 24 during a living Nativity outside St. Camillus Church in Silver Spring. The living Nativity on Christmas Eve was held on the exact day of the 800th

Small communities in Asia, Latin America new model for church - Vimarsana News

Small communities in Asia, Latin America new model for church

The communities are small groupings of families that meet to pray, study Scripture, discuss needs and problems of group members

Washington Marian pilgrimage gathers Asian communities in US - Vimarsana News

Washington Marian pilgrimage gathers Asian communities in US

Some two dozen Asian Catholic communities came together for the Asian and Pacific Island Catholics Marian Pilgrimage

SatanCon: Places to gather in adoration and prayer - Vimarsana News

SatanCon: Places to gather in adoration and prayer

The Satanic Temple will host its 2023 SatanCon convention at the Marriott Copley Place in Boston from Friday, April 28 to Sunday, April 30. The Archdiocese of Boston is urging the faithful to respond to this event, not with protest, but with prayer and devotions. Following is a list of parishes, shrines and monasteries within the archdiocese that are hosting events during those days.

Massachusetts synagogues, churches, mosques, concert halls receive $3 million in security grants - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts synagogues, churches, mosques, concert halls receive $3 million in security grants

Synagogues, Jewish groups, churches, mosques and other sites at a higher risk of hate crimes or terror attacks have received $3 million in nonprofit security grants from the Bay State.