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➤Disciple of Jesus ➤Father, husband, publicist, journalist ➤Partner: NovaMedia ➤Marathoner ➤Pro-life activist ➤Author: 100 Ways John Paul II Changed the World

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Patrick Novecosky is one of America’s most accomplished Catholic communicators. He is the author of "100 Ways John Paul II Changed the World" and "Icons of Mercy" and has received more than two dozen awards from the Catholic Press Association.

Over the course of his career, Patrick has written and edited for some of America’s leading Catholic publications, with his work appearing in five languages. He spent 12 years as Editor-in-Chief of Legatus Magazine and founded NovaMedia, a public relation…

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What Fulton Sheen understood about fame that today’s Christian influencers don’t Original

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By Patrick Novecosky
| Blaze Media Verified
Humility is the necessary virtue. Let me unpack that a little: Without humility, Saint Peter will not let you pass through the Pearly Gates. Our culture has moved so far toward autonomy that we can barely imagine obedience as anything other than weakness. And what is humility? Like the old adage says, humility is not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less.
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Blessed Fulton J. Sheen and the fundamental error of communism

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By Patrick Novecosky, Catherine Harmon
| Catholic World Report Verified
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen on a set of the television program "Life Is Worth Living". (Image: Fred Palumbo / Wikipedia) There are moments when history and providence seem to converge. On Thursday in St. Louis, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was beatified, nearly seven years after the Vatican first approved the miracle that cleared the way for the beloved American bishop to be declared blessed.
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Who Will Be the First US-Born Male Saint?

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By Patrick Novecosky
| Catholic Answers Magazine Verified
It is, admittedly, a strange kind of race. Saints don’t compete or campaign. And the Church does not “make” saints in the deepest sense. When the Catholic Church canonizes someone, it is solemnly recognizing what God has already done—that this person truly shares in the glory of heaven and may be venerated and imitated by the faithful. Still, from our side of eternity, the question is irresistible.
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