EVENTS
Catholic Charismatic Renewal
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Summary
In 1967, a group of Catholic students and faculty at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh experienced what they described as a 'baptism in the Holy Spirit,' launching a movement that brought charismatic worship — speaking in tongues, healing prayer, spontaneous praise — into the heart of the Catholic Church.
Sources
My Catholic Guide / Catholic Guidance (Supabase)
Imported from key_events.catholic-charismatic-renewal
Understanding the Teaching
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Related Context
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Source fidelity
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Provenance
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- Canonical file
- context/events/catholic-charismatic-renewal.yaml ↗
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