Forgiveness
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
May 28, AD2023
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As typically happens when I sit down to write, I began thinking about which experiences and events over the last few weeks would make for
Pentecost, and Mary’s Immaculate Conception
David Torkington
May 28, AD2023
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Our Lady’s Immaculate Conception meant that there was no sin in her. This meant that there was no impediment within her to prevent the continual
The Great Departure
Charlie Johnson
May 27, AD2023
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I have found that the moment I fell into the arms of Jesus became a template for the rest of my life. I would do
Memento Mori
Mark Belanger
May 26, AD2023
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“Remember, Oh man, that thou art dust, and unto dust thou shalt return.” This phrase from the Ash Wednesday liturgy – the Consolatio – may
The Times Are A-Changin’-Are We?
Dom Cingoranelli
May 25, AD2023
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“Then you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone for the times they are a-changin.” Bob Dylan told us that in 1964. He
Pride, Pride, Pride
Nate Guyear
May 24, AD2023
24 Comments
Pride. How many times have we seen or heard this word over the last 20 years? We have heard it used to support warped agendas
Two Clear Descriptions of the Body of Christ Present Today
James Harris
May 24, AD2023
2 Comments
The second letter of Peter provides the most vivid, precise, and yet simple description of the shattered fragments of the Christian Faith that many today
Three Glorious Mysteries
David Torkington
May 23, AD2023
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Our Lady never used the Rosary herself while she was on earth, neither did the Apostles, later saints or any of the faithful for over
Meditate on the Seven Sorrows of Mary
Diana Ragsdale
May 23, AD2023
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I have recently been praying the Seven Sorrows of Mary devotion, which reminds me of how the Blessed Virgin Mary had the most perfect love
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 5: Incense and Bells
Cynthia Millen
May 22, AD2023
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May this incense, which Thou has blessed, O Lord, ascend to Thee, and may Thy mercy descend upon us. (from the Ordinary of the Mass)
Mary, Motherhood, and Visitations
Masha Goepel
May 21, AD2023
1 Comment
May is the month of Mary. At our parish, early in May all the children are invited to participate in a Mary crowning. They gather
China’s Cultural Revolution and Its Parallel in the Church
Genesius
May 20, AD2023
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While my family and I lived in mainland China, we had the opportunity to visit Hangzhou. This city, along the famous West Lake, is known
Something is Budding
Jacqueline St. Clare
May 19, AD2023
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Have you ever heard of the bible study or small group practice in which each participant goes around and tells a thorn, a rose, and
Fatima, Ukraine, Russia — One Year Later
Dr. Edouard Belaga
May 18, AD2023
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On May 13th, 2023, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, visited Pope Francis in the Vatican. (Arriving in Italy, he was greeted by the President
Addictions and Bad Habits Can be Conquered
Kendra Von Esh
May 17, AD2023
9 Comments
Did you have a holy Lent, filled with temperance and self-control, only to fall back into your old subconscious programs and habits the minute Easter
Thoughts On Love by Great Christian Thinkers
Dennis Dillon
May 16, AD2023
10 Comments
“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal
How AI Will Reveal Christian Truth
Steve Smith
May 15, AD2023
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Would it surprise you to hear that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could become an effective tool for evangelization? It shouldn’t. But the real surprise is that
From the Exorcist to Nefarious
Joe Tevington
May 14, AD2023
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Please stop right here if you are sensitive about movie “spoilers”! Saint Pope Paul VI chillingly warned a half-century ago that “through some fissure, the
The Impact of Fatima is Still Being Felt Today
Maurice Williams
May 13, AD2023
17 Comments
In previous articles, I pointed out two occurrences that have greatly impacted our world. In this article I look at another occurrence – Fatima. The
Shop Your Values Through ShopPelavida: Online Marketplace
Patty Knap
May 12, AD2023
2 Comments
Those of us that are exasperated by our pro-life, pro-family values being mocked by companies now have a new place to shop: Pelavida. Brydon and
Our Emmaus Experiences
Pamela Mandela
May 11, AD2023
6 Comments
The Gospel reading of the 3rd Sunday of Easter (Year A) invites us to reflect on our faith journey (Luke 24:13-35). We join the two
The Age of Nefarious
Ray Sullivan
May 10, AD2023
24 Comments
SPOILER ALERT If you haven’t seen the movie Nefarious, then read no further until you do. If you aren’t going to see it, you are
