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Was Jesus Ever Late? Ever??
Was Jesus Ever Late? Ever??
By Monica Biedronka
Yes, this is a day late. Don't judge, I didn't realize that DECEMBER WAS ALREADY HERE because last time I checked what month it was it was somewhere in the middle of August.
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Just Say the Word!
Just Say the Word!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Believing in the Word of God is Crucial for our Health and Salvation. God's Word enable us to live fully His plan for our life.
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The Family of Jesus (Luke 3)
The Family of Jesus (Luke 3)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
If you want to know Jesus, you need to know His family. A reflection on Luke 3.
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Finding Our North: Preparing for the New Year
Finding Our North: Preparing for the New Year
By A Faithful Steward
Reflection and planning for the new year
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One True King: Feast of Christ the King
One True King: Feast of Christ the King
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Christ's reign is more powerful than every monarch that has made their mark in the history books
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What Are Saints & Angels in Heaven Doing with Our Prayers?
What Are Saints & Angels in Heaven Doing with Our Prayers?
By Dave Armstrong
I delve into the question of what dead human beings and angels in heaven are doing with our prayers, and how this highly suggests a Catholic scenario rather than a Protestant one.
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Are we speaking the same language?
Are we speaking the same language?
By Adam Charles Hovey
As Catholics, we need the Holy Spirit, not the Tower of Babel.
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"Ambiguous" Vatican II?: Analogy to Biblical Interpretation
"Ambiguous" Vatican II?: Analogy to Biblical Interpretation
By Dave Armstrong
A common Catholic reactionary charge is that Vatican II documents were "ambiguous": leading to all sorts of errors and ill consequences. I show how this is a bum rap, with an analogy to biblical interpretation.
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Jesus extends His love to all
Jesus extends His love to all
By George Calleja
Give it a try, and ask Jesus for His love.
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The Greatest Black Friday Purchase
The Greatest Black Friday Purchase
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Black Friday is a day of chaos, cash, and deals for many people. Shoppers look for the best and greatest Black Friday deal. There is one Black Friday purchase that surpasses all other bargains.
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The Gospel of John: Where the Catholic Sacraments Soar
The Gospel of John: Where the Catholic Sacraments Soar
By Gary Sullivan
Discover why John's Gospel means so much to our Catholic understanding of the Sacraments.
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Live Your Baptism
Live Your Baptism
By William Hemsworth
In the example above, Origen writes about the Israelites crossing the Jordan as an allegory for baptism. They didn’t remain the rest of their lives on the shore on the other side of the river. They forged ahead, and that is what regularly receiving the sacraments and being involved in the life of the church allow us to do.
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Multiplying the Talents: A Servant's Story
Multiplying the Talents: A Servant's Story
By Brandy M. Miller
A short, reflective story about the Gospel of Matthew 25:14-30
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New Testament Mentions St. Peter More Than St. Paul
New Testament Mentions St. Peter More Than St. Paul
By Dave Armstrong
St. Peter's name appears in the New Testament more than even St. Paul's, and is shown to be prominent in many ways. I document this.
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Use of Our Own Talents: Reflections for 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time Year A
Use of Our Own Talents: Reflections for 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time Year A
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Talents must be used for the glory of God.
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The history of the Creed: Affirming the truth about Jesus Christ.
The history of the Creed: Affirming the truth about Jesus Christ.
By W. L. Patenaude
There's a history to the Creed and there are reasons for the words that it uses. This article explores that history and its importance for today's age of unbelief.
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Loving Your Enemies
Loving Your Enemies
By Eileen Renders
The topic "Loving Your Enemies" can conjure up many emotions, and in this article we examine exactly what it means to love our enemies
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