Bishop Hying Column

Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Catholic doctrine on the respect for the human dignity of all central to the faith
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Allowing the mercy of God to flow in inspires us to be instruments of mercy to others
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Through the Paschal Mystery, we embrace, in faith, movement from death to life
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: We can’t fix it alone; through the sacrament of reconciliation, we don’t have to
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Work of faith is about helping each person to flourish as child of God
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Ask not ‘what can I get,’ but rather how can I give to others
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Questions to ponder as we enter into the forty days of Lent
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Consider how the forty days of Lent can become a spiritual ‘game-changer’
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: The Gospel call us to a ‘profoundly different’ response to violence
Final work is being carried out to transform the popemobile used by Pope Francis during his 2014 Holy Land pilgrimage into a mobile health unit for the children of Gaza which will be ready for use once the humanitarian corridor is opened. In his final months, before his death April 21, 2025, the pope approved and blessed the project. (OSV News photo/courtesy Caritas Jerusalem) EDITORS: BEST QUALIT
COLUMN: Living the Works of Mercy