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Four Virtues for Lent
Four Virtues for Lent
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Four virtues Catholics can improve on during Lent
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My cry like incense
My cry like incense
By Joanie Bentz
A short poem about Psalm 102
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How Can Mary Help You?
How Can Mary Help You?
By Janet Cassidy
Today we look at one of the Luminous Mysteries
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Paul in Athens (Acts 17)
Paul in Athens (Acts 17)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
In Acts 17, Saint Paul strives to meet the Athenians where they are and lead them to Jesus.
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When St. Mother Teresa and a Priestly Servant of God Teamed Up to Teach the Faith
When St. Mother Teresa and a Priestly Servant of God Teamed Up to Teach the Faith
By Kevin J. Banet
Picture an elderly Jesuit priest who looks out solemnly over his black-rimmed glasses at thirty or so Catholic laity gathered before him. The group busies themselves finding their seats, chatting with friends and shuffling papers. And yet John A. Hardon waits patiently to begin. Presentations on the Catholic faith usually don’t start out like this. Many teachers would call people to attention
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Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus - Part 2
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus - Part 2
By Tom Stidl
an article designed to teach prayers for Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
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The Passion of Christ; God's Greatest gift to mankind!
The Passion of Christ; God's Greatest gift to mankind!
By Ralph Hathaway
God's gift of himself
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Into the Desert: Reflections on the Readings for the First Sunday of Lent, Cycle A
Into the Desert: Reflections on the Readings for the First Sunday of Lent, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
The first Sunday of Lent begins in the desert where Jesus is tempted by the devil. We live in the desert of the secular world and contend with its temptations daily. Thus we take up our crosses even more stridently during this season so we can strengthen our spiritual muscles to stand firm against evil.
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Humility is Truth
Humility is Truth
By Marianne Giltner
Humility is Truth
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How God Uses Flawed Humans for Sacred Work
How God Uses Flawed Humans for Sacred Work
By Joanie Bentz
God often chooses the most unlikely people for His work, and that our worth comes from humility and reliance on Him, not from the harsh opinions of the crowd.
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Who Was With Jesus at Calvary?
Who Was With Jesus at Calvary?
By Bryan J Dickerson
As he hung dying on the Cross for our salvation, Jesus was mocked by his enemies but he was also comforted by his Blessed Mother, Saint John and the holy women.
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Lent 2026: A Time For 'Circumcision of the Heart.'
Lent 2026: A Time For 'Circumcision of the Heart.'
By Lambert Mbom
What does Lent mean to you? One way of celebrating this season is by conceiving of it as a journey of the heart.
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The Hope of Ash Wednesday
The Hope of Ash Wednesday
By Bridgette Lewis
What does it mean to be told, “You are dust”? This meditation reflects on creation, sin, the Cross, and the promise that in Christ, even dust is destined for resurrection.
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Diving into Lent
Diving into Lent
By Janet Cassidy
What are you doing for Lent?
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Lent as Purgatory - 6 Acts of Penance that Reduce Our Need to Go There When We Die
Lent as Purgatory - 6 Acts of Penance that Reduce Our Need to Go There When We Die
By Terri Thomas
Lent is a time for the Truth about the need for acts of penance to be saved and to avoid purgatory.
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12 Meaningful and Family-Friendly Lent Activities
12 Meaningful and Family-Friendly Lent Activities
By Susan Lochner Ciancio
Deepen your faith and your pro-life values
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Think the Latin Mass Is Just the Novus Ordo in Latin? Think Again.
Think the Latin Mass Is Just the Novus Ordo in Latin? Think Again.
By Jacinta
While many more young Catholics are attending and falling in love with the Traditional Liturgy, I believe that the majority of Catholics who still attend the Novus Ordo may not be aware that the Latin Mass is NOT just the English Mass in Latin. Here are just five examples!
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