Angelus News | July 29, 2022 | Vol. 7 No. 15
On the cover: A pilgrim walks on his knees outside the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in 2019. For our special pilgrimage issue, on Page 10 Mike Aquilina writes on how the urge to leave everything and travel afar is as old as Christianity itself. On Page 14, Elise Ureneck recounts the unexpected graces of her last pilgrimage with her late mother, and on Page 16, California historian Stephen Binz points the way to the pilgrim path in our own backyard. On Page 20, Pasadena native Jenny Gorman Patton tells of finding the healing she needed, rather than the one she wanted, at the Marian shrine of Lourdes, France.
On the cover: A pilgrim walks on his knees outside the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in 2019. For our special pilgrimage issue, on Page 10 Mike Aquilina writes on how the urge to leave everything and travel afar is as old as Christianity itself. On Page 14, Elise Ureneck recounts the unexpected graces of her last pilgrimage with her late mother, and on Page 16, California historian Stephen Binz points the way to the pilgrim path in our own backyard. On Page 20, Pasadena native Jenny Gorman Patton tells of finding the healing she needed, rather than the one she wanted, at the Marian shrine of Lourdes, France.
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CONTENTS<br />
Pope Watch............................................... 2<br />
Archbishop Gomez................................. 3<br />
World, Nation, and Local <strong>News</strong>...... 4-6<br />
In Other Words........................................ 7<br />
Father Rolheiser....................................... 8<br />
Scott Hahn.............................................. 32<br />
Events Calendar..................................... 33<br />
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A California pilgrim’s case for St. Junípero’s Camino<br />
The things I lost — and found — at the waters of Lourdes<br />
C3 is back: What have LA Catholic tech innovators learned since COVID?<br />
John Allen on the passing of the cardinal who helped name the pope<br />
Charlie Camosy on the untimely criticisms of papal birth control teaching<br />
Why the new ‘Stranger Things’ could use some more interesting good guys<br />
Heather King on making interior pilgrimage with the ‘Jesus Prayer’<br />
<strong>July</strong> <strong>29</strong>, <strong>2022</strong> • ANGELUS • 1
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