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Latest News
By: CatholicCrusader Date: August 2, 2015, 10:56 am
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Latest News from Catholic Sources:
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Re: Latest News
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Re: Latest News
By: Kerry Date: September 9, 2015, 9:28 pm
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I hear a lot of news on the radio about how people in
Philadelphia are getting ready for the Pope's visit. I heard
an interview with Mayor Nutter; and while that interested me
since I've lived there, it may not interest too many other
people. But this might. The Benedictine nuns outside the
city, in Bucks County, make wafers for Eucharist; and they're
making the ones for the Pope's visit too. It's not a big order;
but they are working overtime at it. This is from WPVI-TV
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With the Pope's visit to our area just a month away, many of the
Catholic faithful are hard at work in preparation for the big
weekend, including members of a Bucks County order of nuns who
have the important task of cooking up something spiritual, and
special, for the huge papal Mass on the parkway.
The Poor Clares are a small group of cloistered nuns in
Langhorne. The sisters have been working hard recently to fill
an important order: they've been asked to make 100,000 Communion
hosts for the Papal Masses during Pope Francis' visit.
Sister Jean Therese tells us, "It's been a great excitement.
We've been preparing for this event for the last couple months
working almost double shifts at times, making extra bread, extra
cutting and we're just happy and very thrilled that we can be a
great part of this whole celebration."
And a video from AP:
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There are tons of hotels here in Carlisle, and I bet there are
all booked up already. People can stay here the night before
and then drive the rest of the way on they day the Pope is
there; and some may stay there the night of the visit too on
their way home. I hope these pilgrims are good tippers. I
may deliver pizzas to them.
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