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The True Bread from Heaven: Reflections on the Readings for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B)
The True Bread from Heaven: Reflections on the Readings for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B)
By Tom Klocek
In this Sunday's readings we enter into Jesus's Bread of Life discourse, foundational for Church teaching on the Eucharist and a basic tenet for unity in the Church. We see the connections between events in the Old Testament and how Jesus fulfills the prophesies. In the following weeks we will learn more about Jesus, the Bread from Heaven.
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The tale seldom told about Martha
The tale seldom told about Martha
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
Martha the busy, Martha the waitress, Martha the apologist?
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How wasteful are you with food in today's world?
How wasteful are you with food in today's world?
By Fr. Francis Maple
How much food do I waste in my daily life?
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Faithfulness in Adversity: Lessons from Biblical Examples
Faithfulness in Adversity: Lessons from Biblical Examples
By Aaron Schuck
Discover how biblical examples of faithfulness in adversity offer practical lessons and inspiration for modern Christian resilience and growth.
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Have you the necessary food for the journey to Heaven?
Have you the necessary food for the journey to Heaven?
By Fr. Francis Maple
Have we the proper food for our journey to Heaven?
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Absent from the Body,,,,
Absent from the Body,,,,
By Tom Stidl
An article that looks at one of Saint Paul's writing and questions why do we need to be absent from the body to be present with the Lord
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Nothing "Catholic" about telling people to stay away from the Sacraments
Nothing "Catholic" about telling people to stay away from the Sacraments
By Adam Charles Hovey
Telling people to not go to Mass, isn't Catholic. Using terms like "Novus Ordo Priest" isn't Catholic. Worship of the Latin language ISN'T CATHOLIC.
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Nostalgia for a Different Era: Reflecting on Christian Longing for the Past
Nostalgia for a Different Era: Reflecting on Christian Longing for the Past
By Aaron Schuck
Discover the Christian longing for bygone eras and how nostalgia shapes faith and identity. This reflective piece explores the allure and dangers of idealizing the past while encouraging authentic engagement with the present.
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When Faith Fills Us with Abundance
When Faith Fills Us with Abundance
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Jesus can satisfy your hunger. It just takes faith in him.
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The Virtue of Patience: A Thomistic Perspective
The Virtue of Patience: A Thomistic Perspective
By Aaron Schuck
Explore the Thomistic perspective on patience as a virtue, its relationship with grace, fortitude, and its distinction from longanimity.
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Jesus Feeds the Multitudes: Reflections on the Readings for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus Feeds the Multitudes: Reflections on the Readings for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
By Tom Klocek
This Sunday we shift from Mark's gospel to John, notably John chapter 6 where we learn that Jesus is the Bread of Life. The reading this Sunday is actually a continuation from last week's reading in Mark. It shows Jesus caring for the people and the precursor of the Eucharist.
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The Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant
By Tom Stidl
An article that shows the similarities and differences between Jewish and Catholic Ark of the Covenant
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What Kind of Soil Are You?
What Kind of Soil Are You?
By Emily Berns
The parable of the seed and the sower is one that we have often heard, and it is very useful for meditation from time to time to see where we are in the spiritual life. How receptive are you to God's word?
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Have you brought anyone to Jesus?
Have you brought anyone to Jesus?
By Victor S E Moubarak
As a Christian, how can you bring others to Jesus?
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Jesus is the Kingdom of God in our midst (Luke 17)
Jesus is the Kingdom of God in our midst (Luke 17)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
"Represent the Lord himself as close to you and behold how lovingly and humble he is teaching you. Believe me, you should remain with so good a friend as long as you can." A reflection on Luke 17.
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Where do you fit in this story?
Where do you fit in this story?
By Janet Cassidy
A common parable and a little reflection, helps us think about our life of faith a little differently.
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Loveth correction, loveth knowledge
Loveth correction, loveth knowledge
By Adam Charles Hovey
But he that hateth reproof is foolish
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