Faith As Small As A Mustard Seed
Pamela Mandela
October 20, AD2025
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There are times when I feel as if I have enough faith, and others when I wish I had a little more. But more faith
Am I Like Thomas? Oh, Lord, That I Might Believe
Guy McClung
January 4, AD2022
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We don’t know how the Apostle Thomas came to know that the centurion had thrust a lance into the side of Jesus as His dead
God’s Love Conquers Fear
Deacon Steve Greco
November 8, AD2021
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When we undergo trials, we fight the battle of fear. Fear of the current situation, fear of the future, fear of what will happen to
The Gift of Faith: Protect It or Lose It
Richard Auciello
October 28, AD2021
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Faith is a gift given by God, a gift we can nourish and help grow or a gift we can squander. The question arises whether
Are We Listening?
Carol Monaco
August 29, AD2021
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In the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ, a voice from Heaven said: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him”
Troubled Waters
Carol Monaco
April 27, AD2021
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Consider the Gospel according to Matthew. As Peter tried to walk on water toward our Lord, he became frightened of the strong winds and cried
Musings on Saint Thomas the Apostle
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
August 3, AD2020
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Recently I transitioned to new ministries. In the process of unpacking, setting up my cell and becoming familiar with my new ministerial responsibilities, I am
“Peace I Leave with You”: The Christian Outlook on Death
Edward Monti
January 5, AD2019
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I hate John Lennon’s song “Imagine.” The song begins, “Imagine there’s no heaven, it’s easy if you try, no hell below us, above us only
Why Do You Doubt?
Carol Monaco
November 30, AD2018
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Consider Matthew 14:31: Peter cried out for help when he began to sink as he tried to walk on water toward Jesus in the stormy
St Thomas the Apostle: A Saint For Our Times
Tom Collingwood
July 24, AD2017
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Like many, I do not always pay much attention to the many saint feast days unless it is a particular saint that has personal meaning
Faith, Doubt, and Analysis Paralysis in The Exorcist
Patrick Malone
November 8, AD2016
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Most stories about exorcism following in the wake of William Peter Blatty’s novel The Exorcist (and its film adaptation) tend to portray the Catholic Church as some
