marriage

Marriages That Last

Over the past few months, I have attended two funerals.  At both of them, elderly widowers were mourning their deceased wives.  Both of the couples

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hospice, suffering, death, palliative care, sick, Anointing

The Anointing of the Sick

Recently I was called to visit a sick person to give them The Anointing of the Sick. It was a strange visit.  (More on this

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Easter, Lent

Lent Again

As other CS writers have reminded us, here we are in Lent, once again. When I was young, giving up Cokes for Lent was the

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Lent for Pregnant Moms

It’s Lent, and you know what that means – it’s time to fast! But what if you can’t because you’re pregnant? While moms-to-be may not

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lapsed Catholics

Bring ‘Em Back! Part 1

Do you have a Catholic loved one or friend who is no longer a ‘practicing’ Catholic?  This is the first in a series of 15

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kilmer, resolutions, Talents, reflecting

Letter from an Editor

In the beginning* was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All

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Patience

Sign from God?

During Christmas Eve Mass, an unexpected visitor was in the church. A cardinal flew in earlier in the day and spent most of its time

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praise, heart, joyful, prayer

The One Thing Necessary

What do we do here and now to live the spirituality that Christ first gave us? Do we need Christ to come again? No, because

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sheep, Psalm 23, monotonous

The Perils Of Monotonous Stability

C. S. Lewis’ “The Screwtape Letters,” is succinctly summed up by Cliffsnotes: “By showing the devils’ tactics for corrupting human souls, the novel demonstrates how

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