My Bible Investment
Jacqueline St. Clare
July 16, AD2022
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The Word Made Flesh Jesus is the Word made flesh (John 1:14). At Holy Mass, we get to experience this mystery. Firstly, there is the
Does a Woman Have a Constitutional Right to Abort a Human Life? Part I
James Harris
July 16, AD2022
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Let us begin with the premise that the issue of the right to have an abortion is of sufficient importance to society that a responsible
Desolation
Sydney Sadowski
July 15, AD2022
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In Ignatian spirituality, there is something known as consolation and desolation. Very simply put, Consolation is when we feel the closeness of God. Grace abounds
It’s the End of the World!
Ray Sullivan
July 15, AD2022
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It sure seems to me that evil is accelerating in the world at an exponential rate. Mortal sin has become the norm in the world,
10 Reverent Ways To Pray the Rosary
Kendra Von Esh
July 14, AD2022
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How many of you find yourself reciting the rosary but not meditating or truly praying it? Many of us fall into this, but we must
Can Devout Catholics Work in Theater?
Mary Ennis Meo
July 14, AD2022
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An Example of Holiness Once, at a teachers’ workshop, I heard a woman describe a beautiful altar which she had created in her workplace. Each
Jumping Off the Synodal Cliff with Your Favorite Bishop
Jerome German
July 13, AD2022
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We are almost to the point where the shenanigans of the Church in Germany are too print-weary to be newsworthy, and yet the headlines continue.
Loving the Elderly
Sr. Christina Neumann
July 13, AD2022
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The elderly have much to give us: there is the wisdom of life. They have much to teach us (Pope Francis). This month of July,
The Christian Attitude Toward Personal Rights
JP Nunez
July 12, AD2022
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These days, everybody wants their rights. In fact, everyone seems obsessed with getting what is rightfully theirs. This admittedly natural and understandable desire pops up
Turning a House Into a Home
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
July 12, AD2022
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“A chair is still a chair even when there’s no one sitting there…but a chair is not a house…and a house is not a home
What is This Fascination with Altars?
Maurice Williams
July 11, AD2022
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I traveled to many countries during my career, and in my travels, my hosts took me to many religious shrines they and their people were
Obstacles to God’s Unimaginable Love
Joe Tevington
July 11, AD2022
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Where I go to Sunday Mass, the parish has something called a “teardrops ministry”, which is a group that prays for people who have stopped
Our Lady Answered the Consecration
Peter Darcy
July 10, AD2022
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In the life of faith, we don’t always see the tangible fruits of our prayers, and that is as it should be. Faith requires trust,
Ukraine’s Saint Olga of Kyiv
Neil Jopson
July 10, AD2022
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To both Catholics and Orthodox, princess Olga is known as St. Olga of Kyiv and she is a woman of tremendous religious significance for the
Persistent Hope Grows Good Fruits
Guest Contributor
July 9, AD2022
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By: Tara Brelinsky I have a love-hate, care-neglect relationship with plant life. Really, I want to love gardening. I want to take credit for a
For the Bride and Groom on the Day of Their Marriage
John Kubasak
July 9, AD2022
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Summer is traditionally the season of weddings, but it can be easy for the spiritual side of the marriage vocation to be lost in the
Holiness is Child’s Play
Melanie Jean Juneau
July 8, AD2022
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The most famous ambassador of a childlike spirituality is St. Thérèse of Lisieux, a Carmelite nun who lived in the late 1800s. St. Thérèse defined
The Church is One in the Integrity of Life
Bob Drury
July 8, AD2022
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The Church is one in the integrity of the life of the Blessed Trinity, Whose life is shared with Man as sanctifying grace through baptism.
The Church, Our Mother
Dr. Pamela Mandela
July 7, AD2022
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I chose to share this reflection because of an observation that was brought to light about the fall in attendance at both the daily and
Did St. Paul Fail with the Corinthians?
Rory Fox
July 7, AD2022
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The New Testament contains two letters from St. Paul (d. 65) to the Corinthians. They deal with a lot of separate issues, but they also
Genesis 1-3: Responding to Critics
Nate Guyear
July 6, AD2022
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In my last article on Genesis 1-3, I wrote about the allegorical nature of these chapters, but I did not lay out all the evidence
A Ratzinger Prophecy on the Cusp of Fulfillment
Paul A. Escott
July 6, AD2022
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During the course of the past few months, a relatively obscure book written in 1970 by then-father Joseph Ratzinger has garnered interest from major news
