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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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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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Discipleship and Goodness: My conversation with Pat Oedy-Murray
Discipleship and Goodness: My conversation with Pat Oedy-Murray
By Janet Cassidy
Is it enough just to be a good person? Tune in to my conversation with Pat Oedy-Murray as we explore this topic. In history, I take you back to my conversation with Deacon Arthur Miller about a key turning point in the civil rights movement.
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Making the decision to get fit this Fat Tuesday
Making the decision to get fit this Fat Tuesday
By Adam Charles Hovey
How an anonymous prayer for someone to get good grades and became a professional soccer player made me realize I need to get in shape for Lent.
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The Battleground of the Mind and the 14 Rules of Saint Ignatius Rule 9; Spot It! Being Spiritual Detectives/On Reasons for Desolation
The Battleground of the Mind and the 14 Rules of Saint Ignatius Rule 9; Spot It! Being Spiritual Detectives/On Reasons for Desolation
By Jacinta Wick
This article covers the reasons for desolation and why this happens in our lives. What does God have to do about it? Is it my fault? Do I have to earn God’s favor?
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Return to the Lord: Reflections on the Readings for Ash Wednesday 2026
Return to the Lord: Reflections on the Readings for Ash Wednesday 2026
By Tom Klocek
"Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return." On Ash Wednesday we will hear this statement or "Repent, and believe in the gospel," as we have ashes placed on our foreheads in the form of a cross. This to remind us of our frailty and to take the time to intensify our return to the Lord.
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Praise the LORD!
Praise the LORD!
By Adam Charles Hovey
Let everything that breathes praise the LORD!
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Can You Lose Your Salvation?
Can You Lose Your Salvation?
By Sebastian R. Fama
The apostle Paul clearly believed that salvation, once achieved, could be lost. He affirms this when writing to the church at Corinth. In fact, Paul does not even proclaim himself to be saved (1 Corinthians 4:2-5).
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The Foolishness of the Cross and the Logic of Divine Love
The Foolishness of the Cross and the Logic of Divine Love
By Aaron Schuck
Christianity centers on the Cross, a symbol of God’s love and sacrifice, which appears foolish to worldly logic. The Cross challenges the values of strength and self-preservation, revealing a deeper rationality rooted in love. This divine “madness” is exemplified in Jesus’ self-emptying love, transforming suffering into a sign of hope and revealing the true nature of God.
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From nighttime symbols to spiritual insight: Catholic approaches to dreams
From nighttime symbols to spiritual insight: Catholic approaches to dreams
By Joanie Bentz
This article explores biblical foundations, theological reflections, practical discernment methods, and pastoral advice for understanding dreams within a Catholic framework.
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Was Jesus a Lawbreaker?
Was Jesus a Lawbreaker?
By Fr. Francis Maple
Lord Jesus, You were no lawbreaker; no one upheld the law as You did. Like You, teach us to love not only the letter of the law but to observe its spirit.
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If You Choose: Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle A
If You Choose: Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
Among other things today's readings show the importance of our free will by pointing out the choices we make. If we didn't have free will, there would be no choosing. With free will comes responsibility for our choices. And God will judge us on our choices. Food for thought as Lent looms large.
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What Wisdom Can We Learn from Solomon about Mixed Marriages?
What Wisdom Can We Learn from Solomon about Mixed Marriages?
By John M. Grondelski
Thursday's First Reading attributes the fall of the united Kingdom of Israel to Solomon's religiously divided household. What does that say about mixed marriage?
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Keeping the law is not enough, you have to keep the spirit!
Keeping the law is not enough, you have to keep the spirit!
By Fr. Francis Maple
Lord Jesus, help us to keep all Your Father’s commandments and strive to please You by observing not just the letter of the law, but its spirit as You have taught us.
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Let's get salty!
Let's get salty!
By Adam Charles Hovey
Who wants to be bland?
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Christian Questions
Christian Questions
By Victor S E Moubarak
So many questions about Christianity you were always afraid to ask.
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Be not wise in your own eyes; fear the LORD, and turn away from evil
Be not wise in your own eyes; fear the LORD, and turn away from evil
By Adam Charles Hovey
Well, someone had to call out the mannequin epidemic
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