Be Open and Humble
Carol Monaco
March 2, AD2026
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How are you doing on your Lenten journey? Are you tempted to stop? I used to think Lent was more of a burden than a
What Are You Going To Do About It?
Dom Cingoranelli
March 1, AD2026
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“But what are you going to do about it?” The question was posed by a confessor from the Fathers of Mercy after discussing a bad
Two Types of Mystery
Alex Long
February 28, AD2026
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“Religion tells you what to think. Philosophy tells you how to think,” my friend said at night in the skate park near my college. The
The Sunday Readings and Catholic Doctrine for March 2026
Marty Dybicz
February 27, AD2026
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The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for March 2026 is made clearest by Catholic doctrine. Doctrines are the essentially unchangeable clarifications of Revelation and
Prayerful Alternatives to Doomscrolling
Laura DeMaria
February 27, AD2026
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Eliminate the habit of doomscrolling by replacing it with practices that bring you closer to God.
Is Your Catholic School Being Set Up For Closure?
Dorothy Osanna
February 26, AD2026
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Picture this: it’s an ordinary Friday afternoon, and you’re about to swing by the school and collect your kids for a long, relaxing weekend. Suddenly,
St Francis of Assisi –The Preacher
David Torkington
February 25, AD2026
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It was in the church of St Mary of the Angels that a momentous event took place in the life of St Francis. It took
Blessed William Tirry: Friar, Fugitive, Martyr
D.P. Curtin
February 24, AD2026
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For most of the Irish, the events of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries are difficult to comprehend. The scale of national devastation that transpired seems
Lenten Fasting: Vegetarian and Vegan Meal Ideas
Alexandra Greeley
February 24, AD2026
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On February 18, 2026 the Forty Days of Lent begin, leading the faithful into days of prayer and fasting prior to Easter Sunday. Even observing
A Pontiff’s Warning in the Age of Digital Conformity
Haile haile
February 23, AD2026
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An Analysis in Light of the Spiral of Silence In the grand Hall of Benedictions, before an assembly of diplomats representing the Vatican, Pope Leo
Why You Should Keep a Godly Dating Journal
Diana Ragsdale
February 23, AD2026
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The words from your dating journal are a window into your heart where God can shower You with His love and blessings.
Marie Corédemptrice
Dr. Edouard Belaga
February 22, AD2026
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The twentieth century was fully consecrated by Our Lord to the Blessed Virgin Mary. This benediction began a few years earlier with the marvelous apparition
The Didache, Sacrosanctum Concillium, and Inter Oecumenici
Joe Tevington
February 22, AD2026
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I was born in 1959, while my bride of nearly four decades was born in 1960. It is flabbergasting to now find that some of
Lenten Inspiration from St. Francis de Sales
Masha Goepel
February 21, AD2026
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I will have another interview with a Catholic artist for you all next month. This month, as we step into Lent, my conversation with Leon
The Fellowship of the Unashamed
Ray Sullivan
February 20, AD2026
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Being unashamed and dying to self means putting God first in our lives, others second, and ourselves last.
God Makes Crooked Lines Straight
Tom Thomas
February 20, AD2026
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Recently I was feeling a bit dejected. Some of the decisions I made in my role as a husband and father did not go well,
From Ashes to Alleluia: Lenten Readings for Forty Days
Brother Joseph Freyaldenhoven
February 19, AD2026
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As the purple-veiled doors of Lent swing open, the Church invites us to journey deeper into the heart of Christ. For many, these forty days
Conversion: A Thermodynamics Parable
Bob Kurland
February 19, AD2026
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Classical thermodynamics… is the only physical theory of universal content which I am convinced… will never be overthrown (Albert Einstein). CONVERSION FROM SCIENTISM My conversion
An Absence of the Eternal?
Rev. Kenneth M. Dos Santos MIC
February 18, AD2026
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Therefore, we must maintain great stillness of mind, even in the midst of our struggles. We shall then be able to distinguish between the different
Lent Is Like ‘Pre-Season’ Training
Dan Fitzpatrick
February 17, AD2026
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Athletes and Catholics are similar in that they have two main seasons – pre-season and in-season. In this analogy, the liturgical year periods of Christmas,
Is Evil Taking Place in Minneapolis?
Gene M. Van Son
February 16, AD2026
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The parish I belong to sends out weekly reflections that often provide food for thought. Once in a while, however, a reflection offers up a
The Unseen Architect: The Legacy and Leadership of St. Catherine de’ Ricci
Vincent Obiajulu
February 15, AD2026
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Dear friends, brothers and sisters in nation-building, In the heart of the Italian Renaissance—an era celebrated for its earthly artists and political machinations—a different kind
