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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 4 – Our Tears and Our Struggles Will Be Nothing Compared to the Hope That is to Come
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 4 – Our Tears and Our Struggles Will Be Nothing Compared to the Hope That is to Come
By Mark C. McCann
The best is yet to come because our Savior came down from heaven and redeemed his people through the cross.
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Israelite Theological Innovations in Genesis
Israelite Theological Innovations in Genesis
By Justin Jones
How do the creation stories line up with their counterparts in the Ancient Near East (ANE)? This article explores what the inspired author of Genesis may have been addressing as a countercultural comment in his narration of creation.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 3 – God Will Dwell with His People in the World to Come
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 3 – God Will Dwell with His People in the World to Come
By Mark C. McCann
We cannot fully grasp the perfection and goodness to come, but we do know it will be wonderful, joyful, and everlasting.
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Your Emmaus Valley
Your Emmaus Valley
By Victor S E Moubarak
Why do we sometimes feel low and our faith falters?
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"The King of Kings" (2025)
"The King of Kings" (2025)
By Joe Tevington
A catechetical treat for the entire family!
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Need a lift? Turn to these Psalms
Need a lift? Turn to these Psalms
By Janet Cassidy
Today I share two Psalms that I go to, depending on my needs for the day. I hope you will find them useful as well.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 2 – Like a Bride, the Church Is Being Readied for Her Wedding
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 2 – Like a Bride, the Church Is Being Readied for Her Wedding
By Mark C. McCann
As members of the Church, we are called to prepare the Bride of Christ for her wedding
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Catholic Family Prayer Ideas for Kids
Catholic Family Prayer Ideas for Kids
By Amani
By exploring various Catholic family prayer ideas, families can create a rich tapestry of spiritual experiences that nurture faith, strengthen bonds, and instill values.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 1 – The New is Coming and the Old Will Pass Away
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 3, Day 1 – The New is Coming and the Old Will Pass Away
By Mark C. McCann
Living in hope means striving to lead holy lives devoted to God as we wait patiently for and “hasten” the day of Christ’s coming.
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Sunday Gospel Reflection (April 20, 2025)
Sunday Gospel Reflection (April 20, 2025)
By Mike Schramm
The Resurrection demands a new lens that must shape the way Christians think, live, and speak.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Catholic Men's Devotionals, Week 3 – Our Legacy is Our Hope
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Catholic Men's Devotionals, Week 3 – Our Legacy is Our Hope
By Mark C. McCann
Our legacy as Christians is a legacy of hope. We are on a journey through the storms of history with the heavenly throne room in sight.
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Joy: Easter Reflection
Joy: Easter Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A season of celebrating of joy awaits us.
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He Is Risen
He Is Risen
By Connie Beckman
Easter Joy
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The Descent of Christ Into Hades: Wake Up Call for Adam’s Children
The Descent of Christ Into Hades: Wake Up Call for Adam’s Children
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Catholics proclaim in the creed that Christ "descends into hell", but an ancient homilist shares what he did to conquer death.
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CHRIST IS RISEN!
CHRIST IS RISEN!
By Adam Charles Hovey
CHRISTOS ANESTI! AL-MASIH QAM! CHRIST IS RISEN!
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The Early Church Fathers on Once Saved Not Always Saved
The Early Church Fathers on Once Saved Not Always Saved
By Sebastian R. Fama
A great many Christian churches believe and teach that once a person is saved there is nothing that can change that. But the Bible and the Early Church do not agree.
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Don't Just Pray, Make Your Life a Prayer
Don't Just Pray, Make Your Life a Prayer
By Catholic Paths
Praying to "God" doesn't make a person Christian. People in every religion pray to a god. Prayer should be more than empty words repeated from memory and telling God what we want Him to do for us. Prayer should be life itself and a personal, continuous relationship with the LORD our God. See how.
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