Family
Michele Chronister

The Sensitive Child and Lent

Lent is one of my favorite times of the Church year. There is a lot of richness in these forty days, and so much opportunity for

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Life
Emma King

Feasting on Advent

In his stunning work, the Spirit of the Liturgy, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI states that worship requires that God “give back” and reveal Himself to

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Religion
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko

God is Not an Ideology

God is not an ideology — nor is He reducible to a moral code. He is a community of Divine Persons and His Identity is

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Prayer
Christina M. Sorrentino

Chaplet for Priests in Purgatory

“From the beginning the Church has honored the memory of the dead and offered prayers in suffrage for them, above all the Eucharistic sacrifice, so

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Politics
Fr. Joseph Gill

God Who Embraces All Nations

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:

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Life
Emma King

The Beauty of (Our) Fall

We as Christians are called to a life of death and resurrection. Dying to ourselves, dying to our sin, dying to our desires.

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Religion
Christina M. Sorrentino

Why I am STILL a Catholic

“How is it that we do not die of love in seeing that God Himself could do no more than shed His divine blood for

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Prayer
Nicholas Lee

A Consumeristic Faith

COVID-19 may have exposed how we Catholics make our faith about us: Let’s be honest. One of the greatest gifts that the Lord has given

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Prayer
Fr. Joseph Gill

Prayer Changes Us

When I was a senior in college, I had some free time in my schedule, so for a year I volunteered at a local soup

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Prayer
Jean Elizabeth Seah

The Faith of a Madwoman

Sometimes I have wondered what God’s purpose is for people suffering severe mental afflictions, in particular those who, because of their mental illness, lead very

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Prayer
Anja Renkes

Listen to the monks

“Beloved: Clothe yourselves with humility in your dealings with one another, for: God opposes the proud but bestows favor on the humble. So humble yourselves

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Feasts
Fr. Gerald Musa

Sharing the Saving News

Third Sunday of Easter — Gospel: Luke 24:13-35 The word Kerygma is a Greek word derived from the verb Kerusso, that means to cry or

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