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John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he said, “Behold, the Lamb of God.” The two disciples
John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he said, “Behold, the Lamb of God.” The two disciples
One day a few years ago, I had just finished Mass when a parent of one of our youth group kids came up to me.
When I was a teen, I used to go on week-long retreats with my family to an amazing place that has a seriously embarrassing name:
January 20 — the day of Joe Biden’s inauguration — is also the feast day of Pope St. Fabian, a pope who was chosen, not
Last year, I finished Fr. Michael Gaitley MIC’s book, The Second Greatest Story Ever Told. I am sure some of you know about his book
Guest post by Gerard M. Nadal. In a nation so super-abundantly blessed as ours, it is only right that we dedicate one day out of
I understand why people want to believe the Q-Anon thing: It is easier and more comforting to believe that the evil is out there, organized,
A lot of people have been posting about how to deal with others who believe in conspiracy theories… it’s been on my mind, because some
Word of the day: Jacobinism In the Tintin book The Shooting Star, Tintin was locked in a desperate race with the crew of the Peary
Everyone references the old saying “the calm before the storm” in many of life’s most trying situations, but no one talks much about the calm
From the time I started to become more heavily engaged with politics and culture, I took a particular interest in the pro-life movement and abortion
There has been so much hate, anger, and lies surrounding this election. People are claiming this election will be the most important one they have
Yesterday’s Gospel invites us to consider the interplay between Caesar and God, between religion and our nation. As Catholics, we have a duty to be
Guest post by Elena Maria Vidal. It seems that there are some among the devout who think it is ungodly for a Catholic wife and
Back in the 1840s, a Jesuit priest named Fr. Peter deSmet began missionary work to the Native Americans out on the plains. He founded a
You may have caught some of the news conferences from Governor Andrew Cuomo, who serves in New York. Recently he made a comment about the
By Natalie Bauman, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. As modern Americans, we are constantly consuming news. On a single day, the average American will be
Back in 1995, pop singer Joan Osborne had a hit song, “One of Us”, in which she asks the question, “What if God was one
This week we celebrate the great American holiday of Thanksgiving, so my bulletin column today will be about the sin of gluttony. Just kidding, it’s
Many saints and blesseds were active in the media. St. Francis de Sales, for example, is the patron saint of writers and publishers for his
Yet I will remember the covenant I made with you when you were young; I will set up an everlasting covenant with you, that you