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Unification
Unification
By Barry Cullum
Today, in America, we are very divided, just like Paul saw happening in the church in Corinth almost 2,000 years ago. It wouldn’t take a lot to change the above scripture reading to be stated directly at the United States of America.
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I used to be a nasty woman
I used to be a nasty woman
By Pam Spano
By now you’ve probably listened to or read the poem (written by Nina Donovan) Ashley Judd recited during the Women’s March on Washington. I started to read the text and had to stop.
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The Women's March and the New-Paganism
The Women's March and the New-Paganism
By David Vermont
Saturday, January 21st, brought a massive crowd of woman to our Nation’s capital, the march coincided with several similar marches in major cities around the world. It’s safe to say that collectively it was one of the biggest protest marches ever.
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Whatever divides us, makes us weaker.
Whatever divides us, makes us weaker.
By Troy Kroening
We have a new president in one of the most divisive inaugurations, though nothing compares to the inauguration of President Lincoln. Southern states declared their secession before his inauguration. And so the United States fought a Civil War. But, the United States of America was meant to be united and when we stand united, we are stronger.
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An Unmentioned Angel
An Unmentioned Angel
By Michelle Nicholl
When the ball fell at Times Square to signify the beginning of a new year, 2017, it also signified the passing of the previous year, 2016.
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Remembering My Days as an Altar "Boy *
Remembering My Days as an Altar "Boy *
By Larry Peterson
The other day I found an old picture of my grade school days. It was of the entire church, packed with all the kids from the school and parishioners. It was taken from the church balcony and I did not even remember having it. What the occasion was I do not know. But it did trigger my memory function and here are a few that grabbed hold of me.
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Meryl, The Mountain, and The Image of God
Meryl, The Mountain, and The Image of God
By Ross Decker
At the recent Golden Globes, Meryl Streep spoke to a very receptive audience about the need for kindness and civility in those who hold high, visible office. While she never named him, she was obviously referring to President-Elect Donald Trump.
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I Must Stay Home from Mass
I Must Stay Home from Mass
By Helen Losse
Evergreen trees and my heart are full amid raving beauty: snow-silence. Unplowed roads bid me, “stay home.” Perhaps danger
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Understanding the King Holiday: A Reflection and a Poem
Understanding the King Holiday: A Reflection and a Poem
By Helen Losse
Throughout the history of this nation, African Americans have been the victims of unmerited suffering, and Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke directly to this issue. However, in King’s mature thought, he emphasized equality. The events of the preceding years showed him that the dream would not be implemented as quickly as he had thought.
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A Twenty-Something's Perspective on the Extraordinary Form
A Twenty-Something's Perspective on the Extraordinary Form
By Nicholas LaBanca
There seems to be a lot of sparks flying around within the Church, and it's sad to see so many people divided over various issues. There is so much on my mind regarding these things, but one in particular I'd like to address are some comments made by the Holy Father about a week ago regarding the Extraordinary Form (EF) of the Latin Rite.
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Blessed Epiphany!
Blessed Epiphany!
By The Prayerful Pilgrim
We celebrated the arrival of the three Magi to the baby Jesus...they recognize and acknowledge Him as the NEW KING (epiphany...right?) Upon recognizing the King, they present Him with gifts brought from afar.
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Our Gifts For Our King
Our Gifts For Our King
By Carol Ann Chybowski
This year, as we've celebrated the feast of Epiphany, I have been reflecting on how the journey of the Magi and our own personal journeys are much alike. Of course we are not all kings, or learned scholars, but we are called to follow Christ, the star, wherever He leads.
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The Real 12 Days of Christmas
The Real 12 Days of Christmas
By Rick Mains, Sr.
Many of us recognize the day of the visit as the Feast of the Epiphany. The dictionary defines the word ‘epiphany’ as “a moment in which you suddenly see or understand something in a new or very clear way.” That certainly describes what the three kings were feeling that day.
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Pondering the Mystery of God's Love
Pondering the Mystery of God's Love
By Nancy Marie Murray
As the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God, the Gospel reading brings us back to the humble stable where, attended by shepherds, oxen, and angels, Jesus was born. Through Mary’s acceptance of God’s holy will, she brings forth God’s blessing for the whole human family.
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On Death and Dying
On Death and Dying
By Mallory Hoffman
I'm going to assume that I am alone in wondering about this. Carrie Fischer died recently, and she was one of many celebrities who have died this year. People are dredging themselves in sorrow about the loss of these talented and not so talented artists claiming that 2016 has been a horrible year because of these deaths.
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What Can We Expect for 2017?
What Can We Expect for 2017?
By John Horvat
As we enter 2017, many people are still recovering from the stress and drama of 2016. From a political, social and religious standpoint, 2016 was a year of unexpected and unimaginable turmoil. The year brought us to the edge of a tall cliff.
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How to Actually Celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas
How to Actually Celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas
By Melanie R. Cameron
Ok, Now... The Real Deal. How do we celebrate each day of the Christmas liturgical season? Here are some great ideas for each day of Christmas...
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