Experts hail new Vatican norms on 'supernatural phenomena'
The norms candidly acknowledge they could be used in service of 'a sectarian spirit that seeks division in the church'
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The norms candidly acknowledge they could be used in service of 'a sectarian spirit that seeks division in the church'
A T-shirt once worn by John Paul II was used in a fixer-upper job at a historic South Texas church. Now it's a main attraction for Catholics.
March 2, 2021 Catholic News Service SAN DIEGO -- Deacon Albert Graff, who turned 102 Jan. 23, explains the secret to his longevity in two words: "Never retire." An engineer by profession, he had scarcely retired after 25 years at General Atomics when he began his more than 30 years of ministry as a permanent deacon. "I retired from General Atomics in April of 1983 and was ordained a deacon in May of 1983," said Deacon Graff, who ministered to the St. James-St. Leo Catholic Community in Solana Beach, 22 miles north of San Diego. He continued in active ministry well into his 90s, retiring...