Fear, Suffering, and Fixing
Susan Skinner
March 25, AD2022
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Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great
Creating Peace in Your Corner of the World
Laura DeMaria
March 24, AD2022
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As we enter what is being termed the “endemic” phase of the coronavirus pandemic here in the United States – meaning, the virus is here
Catholic Anti-Feminism—Stephanie Gordon
Patrick Coffin
March 23, AD2022
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Stephanie Gordon is the wife of author podcaster Timothy Gordon and the mother of their seven kids. She has written a book called Ask Your
When it Comes to Evangelizing, Delivery is Important
Genesius
March 21, AD2022
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Many, if not most of us, have seen the stereo-typical street preacher on a big city corner telling everyone who goes by that they are,
Living Alms
Masha Goepel
March 21, AD2022
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The world is a sorrowful place. This Lent we’re beset with news of war and suffering in Ukraine. The news – so heartbreaking and overwhelming
War Is Not Healthy . . . Neither Is Tyranny
Mark Belanger
March 20, AD2022
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When I was young there was a popular poster that stated “War is not healthy for children and other living things.” These days we call
Improving Your Life through Spiritual Reflections
Ray Sullivan
March 17, AD2022
12 Comments
A spiritual reflection is a short meditation that packs a huge meaning. Here are some modern-day spiritual reflections for your consideration. Getting to heaven is
A New Apparition for This Generation
Maurice Williams
March 15, AD2022
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Jesus Christ Himself warned us that God would bring this wicked world to an end and establish a heavenly paradise where all humans ever created
Living with Alzheimer’s – A Caregiver Remembers
Larry Peterson
March 13, AD2022
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What follows is some insight for those who have never been a primary caregiver. It is kind of like “a day in the life” of
Cries from the East of Poland
Sydney Sadowski
March 12, AD2022
9 Comments
Poland – February 25, 2022 As I write this Kiev is still standing. The incursion has been happening now for two days. As the sun
Our Thirst for God
Bob Blundell
March 12, AD2022
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Barabbas’ Story Suddenly the metal clang of iron doors, then heavy footsteps. They were coming for him! The cell door creaked open and two soldiers
Garabandal: Are the Prophecies About to be Fulfilled?
Edward Benet
March 11, AD2022
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A number of world events are coinciding in these times that seem to confirm that the fulfilment of the prophecies of Garabandal is at hand.
On The Importance of Prayer
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
March 9, AD2022
8 Comments
I recently returned to Italy after spending over a month in the Middle East. Having never been in that corner of the world, I wasn’t
Putin Wages War on Ukraine
Gene M. Van Son
March 8, AD2022
2 Comments
In 1969 Edwin Starr recorded the song “War.” The song asks the question “War, what is it good for?” Then it answers the question: “Absolutely
Scriptural Guidance for Lent
John Kubasak
March 8, AD2022
2 Comments
The Church gives us the season of Lent to prepare our hearts for the day that changed the course of history: Easter Sunday. Of course
The Summa Domestica: Off the Shelf 239 with Leila Marie Lawler
Pete Socks
March 7, AD2022
1 Comment
Off the Shelf 239 – Leila Marie Lawler This week we take a look at the role of women in society and even more so
Heaven is Where You Are
Deacon Greg Lambert
March 6, AD2022
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The above title could easily describe a romantic song or poem. The object of one’s affections brings a heavenly aura anywhere that person happens to
Self-Awareness, God’s Grace, and Your Freedom
Dom Cingoranelli
March 5, AD2022
5 Comments
How’s your self-awareness? Do you struggle with some area of life you think you can never change? Is there some repeated pattern of thinking or
Psalm 23: The Grass is Always Greener on God’s Side
Gabriel Garnica
March 5, AD2022
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Like many, I thought I had a decent understanding of Psalm 23 (The Lord is My Shepherd). But there may be some nuances I missed!
Join Our Suffering with Christ’s
Bob Kurland
March 4, AD2022
2 Comments
The witnesses of the Cross and Resurrection of Christ have handed on to the Church and to mankind a specific Gospel of suffering. The Redeemer
Forgive and Expect Miracles
Deacon Steve Greco
March 3, AD2022
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Most people wonder why we don’t encounter miracles in our lives. But to obtain them, we must first surrender our whole selves to God. If
The Holy Eucharist: Together with Christ
Carol Monaco
March 2, AD2022
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Jesus Christ gives his entire self—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity—to us through the Holy Eucharist. In choosing bread to become his body, Christ humbles himself
