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Leo XIV and the Papal Legacy: The Theology and Tradition of a Papal Inauguration
Leo XIV and the Papal Legacy: The Theology and Tradition of a Papal Inauguration
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
Explore the historical, theological, and symbolic significance of Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration Mass, tracing the legacy of the papal name “Leo” from antiquity to the modern era as a model of courageous, doctrinally sound, and pastorally engaged leadership.
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The Lamb Will Shepherd Them: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle C
The Lamb Will Shepherd Them: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Fourth Sunday of Easter is Good Shepherd Sunday. The apostles followed Jesus as appointed shepherds with Peter at the head. How appropriate that between Jesus' direction to Peter to "feed my lambs" and Good Shepherd Sunday we have a new earthly shepherd. Habemas Papam. Pray for Pope Leo XIV.
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Things for Pope Leo XIV to Address in Papacy
Things for Pope Leo XIV to Address in Papacy
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Some things for Pope Leo XIV to address as he begins his papacy
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Millions Around the World Shocked to Discover Pope Still Required to Be Catholic
Millions Around the World Shocked to Discover Pope Still Required to Be Catholic
By Brandy M. Miller
A surprising discovery leaked from sources within the vatican about the newly elected Pope, Leo XIV.
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The Pope’s Path: A Masterclass in Decision-Making
The Pope’s Path: A Masterclass in Decision-Making
By Gilbert Mwangi
Struggling with big decisions? Learn how the Catholic Church’s centuries-old method of electing a pope offers a powerful guide to making wise, intentional choices—rooted in silence, prayer, and trust in God.
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The Rise of Pope Leo XIV: History, Hope, and the Weight of the Tiara
The Rise of Pope Leo XIV: History, Hope, and the Weight of the Tiara
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
A reflective and pastoral defense of Pope Leo XIV’s election, highlighting his Augustinian roots, global experience, and a call for reverent unity in response to early criticism.
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Confession of An Intentionally Ignorant Conclavist
Confession of An Intentionally Ignorant Conclavist
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
The modern age afford us continuous coverage of the current Conclave as we pray for the Holy Spirit to inspire the College of Cardinals to determine the new Pope. However, for some, like me, being glued to all the chatter and commentary can be a form of spiritual quicksand. Better to pray, trust, and also focus on the most urgent need for dignity of personhood and holy family formation.
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What the Widespread Response to Pope Francis's Death Tells Us
What the Widespread Response to Pope Francis's Death Tells Us
By Andrea Madrigal
We are not Protestants in our belief of salvation.
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The Next Pope
The Next Pope
By Janet Cassidy
What do we need in a new Pope?
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Between State Mandates and Sacred Confession: SB 5375 and the Complexity of Clergy Abuse Across Denominations
Between State Mandates and Sacred Confession: SB 5375 and the Complexity of Clergy Abuse Across Denominations
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
The legal, theological, and societal implications of Washington State's SB 5375, exploring its challenge to the Catholic confessional seal, comparing abuse rates across religious and secular institutions, and advocating for a balanced approach that protects both children and religious liberty.
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Priests Must Defend Sacred Sacrament of Mercy
Priests Must Defend Sacred Sacrament of Mercy
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Catholic Church comes under attack from the government
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How Many Times Can You Say the “Hail Mary”?
How Many Times Can You Say the “Hail Mary”?
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
The month of May is dedicated to the Virgin Mary who is constantly in our prayers.
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Catholic Fashion at the Met Gala: The Gowns of Ariana Grande, Rhianna, and Zendaya
Catholic Fashion at the Met Gala: The Gowns of Ariana Grande, Rhianna, and Zendaya
By Dr. Helen Hoffner
In 2018, the Met Gala, the annual fund raising event of the Metropolitan Museum of Art chose as its theme: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. Celebrities including Ariana Grande and Rhianna wore gowns featuring Catholic art. Was this a celebration of the faith or a mockery?
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Building Up Your Spiritual Resume: Being Active in the Church
Building Up Your Spiritual Resume: Being Active in the Church
By D.L. Stroud
Being Active in the Church
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Final Thoughts on Conclave
Final Thoughts on Conclave
By The Catholic Philadelphian
With the conclave coming up, we must look at what's stake for the church
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Warren Hern’s Boulder Abortion Clinic has closed
Warren Hern’s Boulder Abortion Clinic has closed
By Lloyd Benes
The frightening facts behind Dr Warren Hern's 55 year career as an abortionist involving 42,000 abortions.
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The Next Pope has Already Been Chosen
The Next Pope has Already Been Chosen
By Christy Romero
Let’s support our Church and our new Pope. He has already been chosen by the Holy Spirit. God bless our Catholic Church.
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