I Confess…My Thoughts
Dom Cingoranelli
February 8, AD2017
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I’m Okay. I’m Not So Sure About You or the Others… “But I’m a good person. I try to live the right way and not
If the Beer Truck Runs Over You Tomorrow, Is Your Soul Ready? Part Two
Dom Cingoranelli
January 11, AD2017
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This is the second part of a two-part series addressing some practical matters we might want to consider in light of the question, “What if
If the Beer Truck Runs Over You Tomorrow, Is Your Soul Ready? Part One
Dom Cingoranelli
January 10, AD2017
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A recent article I read about the new book, Benedict XVI—Last Testament: In His Own Words really caught my attention. In it, the pope is
Volunteering: Why You Don’t; Why We Need You
Dom Cingoranelli
December 23, AD2016
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As part of the Mystical Body of Christ, we’ve each received gifts unique to our position in the Body, with graces that equip us for
Forming Neighborhood Faith Communities
Dom Cingoranelli
November 15, AD2016
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The Current Situation We Face Can Seem Daunting In his recent e-mail to subscribers, Fr. George Rutler of New York’s Church of St. Michael summed
Cut to the Chase
Dom Cingoranelli
October 28, AD2016
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Lately, at Mass, at least some of our bishops and priests have told us to go home, pray and form our conscience, then vote accordingly
Who Will Defend the Truth?
Dom Cingoranelli
October 10, AD2016
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Defending the Truth Blessed John Henry Newman said, “…it is our plain duty to preach and defend the truth in a straightforward way…” This quote
Have You Had A Mercy Checkup?
Dom Cingoranelli
September 15, AD2016
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The Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy officially ends soon (November 20, 2016). Considering that fact, together with Saint Teresa of Calcutta’s canonization, perhaps it is time
Why Are Catholics Cheapskates Regarding Giving?
Dom Cingoranelli
August 7, AD2016
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What Jesus Said to Us About Giving In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus tells us about giving, “Sell your belongings and give alms. Provide money
Dogs In Church: A Good Idea?
Dom Cingoranelli
July 8, AD2016
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A while back, an acquaintance asked if I’d seen a dog at Mass recently. Apparently, she had seen, during Sunday Mass, a lady carrying
Salt of the Earth – Light of the World
Dom Cingoranelli
June 24, AD2016
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These are difficult times that we live in. The media bombards us daily with accounts of inappropriate, illegal and immoral actions allegedly committed by the
Catholic Men and the Holy Rosary
Dom Cingoranelli
June 4, AD2016
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On May 13, 2016, the Catholic Church celebrated the 99th anniversary of the first apparition at Fatima. During the Fatima apparitions to the three shepherd
ALIGNING CATHOLIC EDUCATION WITH THE MAGISTERIUM
Dom Cingoranelli
May 14, AD2016
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Catholic Education What do these institutions of higher learning all have in common? Loyola Marymount University Georgetown University Fordham University Gonzaga University Seattle University They
