Five Things To Remember On July 7

1. Today at 2 p.m., Bishop Frank J. Caggiano, World Youth Day Liaison for the U.S. Bishops, will present the latest updates for World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow, Poland. The live event will feature testimonies from WYD alumni and live Q&A from audience members present in the crowd and online.

The event is open to all youth and young adults, ministry leaders, and World Youth Day alumni.
Can't make it in person? Social media conversation can be followed at #KrakowKickoff. Watch the event live streamed online via Twitter and Periscope and join the event on Facebook.

2. “Religious freedom is the human right that guarantees all other rights,” said Archbishop Wenski, chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, said at the closing Mass of the Fortnight for Freedom. “The right to religious freedom has its foundation in the very dignity of the human person. Peace and creative living together will only be possible if freedom of religion is fully respected.”

3. Father John Crossin looks at how the Joint Working Group 50 years after the Second Vatican Council is a collaboration of the World Council of Churches and the Vatican working on Christian unity.

4. Pope Francis is asking Catholic to pray for upcoming Synod on the Family.

5. God loves you.