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WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- Speakers at the 19th annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Feb. 8 called upon attendees to pray for persecuted Christians in Nigeria amid recent violence, while emphasizing both the importance of humble discipleship in church life and expanding access to the sacrament of penance for the National Eucharistic Revival. Bishop Wilfred Chikpa
Speakers at the 19th annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast called upon attendees to pray for Christians in Nigeria amid recent violence.
For Bishop William Byrne and his sibling Sister Dede Byrne, it was their parents’ daily devotion to the Eucharist that helped foster openness to religious life.
Sister Dede and Bishop Byrne were both speakers at the annual event on Thursday, attended by Catholic and pro-life leaders and faithful across the nation.
Pope Francis removed Bishop Strickland from the pastoral governance of his diocese Nov. 11, without giving a public reason