Feasts
Fr. Joseph Gill

The Mission Ad Gentes

In the early 1900s, a group of French missionary priests called the White Fathers (so-called because of their white habits) began mission work in French

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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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Life
Br. John Joseph

God’s Rose-Coloured Specs

To say that someone sees through rose-coloured or rose-tinted glasses is a common idiomatic expression by which we describe someone as seeing something as being

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Feasts
Fr. Joseph Gill

Detachment

There’s an intriguing scene in John’s Gospel right after the Resurrection. Mary Magdalene is at the empty tomb, overcome with grief, when Jesus visits her,

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Religion
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko

Go Forth into Spiritual Battle

As Christians, we do go into a spiritual battle, and it’s anything but nostalgic if you’ve had to fight one. King David is an example

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Feasts
Fr. Joseph Gill

He Is With Us

As the world was shutting down this past April due to coronavirus, prisons and hospitals and nursing homes became fortresses, with no-one allowed in or

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Family
Fr. Gerald Musa

A Divine Master Plan

When people get married, everyone expects pregnancy to occur right away, and when there is a delay in this, anxiety and questions begin to set

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Religion
Fr. Joseph Gill

The End of the Story

Every good story has a beginning, a middle, and an end. I guess that’s why they make so many trilogies, like The Lord of the

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Theater
Kat Larson

Hamilton

When I was growing up, I developed a vivid imagination. It was sparked by several stories that literally animated my childhood, mainly fairy tales that

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Life
Fr. Gerald Musa

The Seed is the Word

I was surprised to discover that the Chinese bamboo takes a period of five years to grow. Usually, after tilling the soil, planting and fertilizing,

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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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Prayer
Fr. Joseph Gill

Never Give Up Faith

One of the great mystics of the Church, St. John of the Cross, used to keep a prayer journal where he would write down insights,

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Prayer
Guest Writer

Why Pilgrimages are Necessary

By Elizabeth Self, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. As a conscientious Catholic, I’ve often been afraid that I may be called a hypocrite. There’s a

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Columnists
Noel Ethan Tan

Blessed Are Those Who Mourn

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted! ~ Matthew 5:4 There are two kinds of mourning. The first is the kind that

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Columnists
Erin Cain

The Science of the Cross

“I will have only one wisdom: the science of the cross.” —Venerable Francis-Xavier Nguyễn Văn Thuận Earlier this week, I was able to attend a

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Columnists
Birgit Jones

A Serving of Humble Pie

Never say never. That’s what they have always said. And how true it is – both in this world and regarding Eternal Life! If you’re

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