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BIBLICAL MEANING OF HANDS
The biblical meaning of hands is very rich. In Scripture, the hand is not just a part of the body: it often expresses action, power, blessing, relationship and service. I
1 May 2026
The biblical meaning of hands is very rich. In Scripture, the hand is not just a part of the body: it often expresses action, power, blessing, relationship and service. I
On April 10, over 75 people involved in pastoral health care in the Diocese of Nanterre gathered for a day of reflection and training, in a spirit of communion, prayer
A fraternal gesture in the service of Christian unity. In a profoundly ecumenical spirit, Father François Lapointe OMV, rector of Sainte-Rita Chapel, took part in the celebration of Easter according
Yesterday, the altar servers gathered for a fraternal and spiritual time in the presence of Brother Rafael. The meeting began with a moment of communal prayer, led by chapel rector
Antoine Arjakovsky, born in Paris on October 5, 1966, is a French historian, co-director of the “Politics and Religions” department at the Collège des Bernardins and director emeritus of the
On January 3, during the first Vespers of the Epiphany, a special celebration took place in the community of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary. Brother Rafael, a member of
Good evening everyone! I’m brother Rafael. After these wonderful days together, I’d like to introduce you to our FORMIDABLE preparation team. They are the ones who have organized everything for
Dear Nightwatchers! You are not here by chance; each of you is a seeker of God, driven by the desire to know him. As you approach the Crib, you will
Your support helps us to continue the various activities of this place of sanctuary.
Ask the Sanctuary of Saint Rita for a mass for your intentions, commemorating the Eucharist and the presence of Christ.
Candles burn ceaselessly, symbolizing our prayers and thanksgiving for our lives to become light.
Saint Rita, patron saint of lost causes, welcomes your intentions and thanks, and may fraternal charity strengthen our prayer.