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Happy Mothers’ Day: The Day whose Founder Died Fighting

The tradition of honoring mothers and motherhood has ancient roots, seen in festivals dedicated to mother goddesses like Rhea and Cybele in Greek and Roman civilizations. However, the modern precedent for Mother’s Day can be traced back to the early Christian observance called “Mothering Sunday,” primarily celebrated in the United …

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Catholic Devotees Commence 40-Day Lent with Ash Wednesday Observance

Catholics worldwide have initiated the 40-day Lenten period on February 14, in anticipation of Easter, which commemorates Jesus Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection. The Lenten season, inaugurated by Ash Wednesday, emphasizes prayer and repentance, leading up to Holy Week’s celebration of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice. At St. Joseph the Worker, Mumbi …

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