St. Patrick’s Perpetual Pilgrimage
Mary Ennis Meo
March 17, AD2024
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“My name is Patrick. I am a sinner, a simple country person, and the least of all believers. I am looked down upon by many.
Did Vatican II End Missionary Activity to Convert Jews?
Rory Fox
May 7, AD2023
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Until Vatican II (1965) the Catholic Church carried out missionary activity to convert Jews to Christianity. In 2015 the Vatican said that “it neither conducts
Is Your Mission Sitting in Your Pew?
Genesius
November 16, AD2022
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As Christians we all have a mission. Christ commissioned all of us to go forth and make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19-20). After the
The Priest as a Victim—Part II
Loreto Xavier
July 31, AD2020
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Just as Christ, the Lamb of God, was both the victim assuming the sin of all humanity, as well as the priest offering the sacrifice
With God in Russia: Father Walter Ciszek
Donald R. McClarey
June 7, AD2020
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Perhaps there are braver men than Walter Ciszek, but they don’t come readily to mind. Hard enough to be brave for a short period when
The Golden Rule In The Workplace
John C. Connell
October 11, AD2015
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“Do to others whatever you would have them do to you. This is the law and the prophets.” – Jesus (Matthew 7:12) The Golden Rule.
Book Review: Runaway Radical – When Doing Good Goes Wrong
Tammy Ruiz Ziegler, RN CPLC
March 17, AD2015
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I was first introduced to Amy Hollingsworth’s writing with a book that was so popular that it was sold at Walmart: The Simple Faith of Mister
