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Could St. Elizabeth and Our Lady's Pregnancies Symbolize All Human History? It Perfectly Fits!
By Scott Pauline
It was the middle of the night sometime in January 2013. I was awake thinking.
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ADVENTure Retreat: Keeping focused
By J.B. Kelly
In 2015, St. Joseph the Worker parish in Ozark, MO hosted its first ADVENTure Retreat, an event similar to a summertime ‘vacation Bible school’ but held in December.
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The Christmas Eve Proclamation and Daniel Clause: A Thorn in the Side of Liberal NAB Scholars
By Scott Pauline
St. Gabriel prophesied (by implication) of the First Coming of Christ to Daniel in the OLD Testament as being in the 65th literal week of Jewish years after the beginning of the rebuilding of the Temple, which was approximately 444 BC.
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Christmas for the Unhappy
By Elizabeth A. McGuirk
Christmas. The very name conjures up warm and happy images of home and family - children hanging their stockings, families decorating their trees, carols softly playing. These images are reinforced by everything from seasonal movies and books to holiday commercials.
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A Catholic Christmas
By Donna Kendall
Over the centuries since the birth of Jesus Christ and the institution of the Catholic Church much has been said about its exclusiveness, its restrictive doctrines, and its limitations.
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We Have Seen His Face: A Meditation on the Nativity
By Bernice Pillart Dumitru
Let us pray that all in our world caught in the darkness of unbelief will see the star and come to worship Him.
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Christmas And Other Fairy Tales (We Believe)
By Greg Schlueter
There is great news for our world: We still love Christmas. From our earliest years, like our parents before us, like their parents before them, we’ve been formed to cherish this Season. It is special. Magical.
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Christmas, Santa and a Boy's Dying Wish...
By Carlos Espinosa
I'll admit it. I'm a sucker for Christmas stories. Every year, there's a heartwarming story or song that really touches my heart (to the point where I find myself quietly sobbing and people coming up to me to see if I'm alright). The Christmas Shoes by NewSong comes to mind.
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How and why did silence prevail?: Psalm 69 and the people of Aleppo
By John Mayer
All I could do was sit behind my computer screen and watch the headlines pop up as the situation unfolded in what would be the near cease-fire in Aleppo, Syria.
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Protestantism, Enlightenment and More as Possible Prophecy: the Trumpets of Apocalypse
By Scott Pauline
I have elaborated on the trumpets of Apocalypse before. Obviously, taking them literally as physical woes is absurd, as in Chernobyl, or some other craziness. And why?
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St. Lucy's Day
By Sue Hallett
Our lives are not perfect. In fact, they often contain heartache and sorrow. And, of course, our individual problems pale in comparison to the suffering of the world itself. It’s hard to figure out how an individual can make much difference in resolving war and political conflict.
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A Variety Christmas
By Marie Murphy Duess
My husband and I usually throw good parties. So good, in fact, that we find many people forget that they have to go home at some point, not that we mind. So when we noticed one Christmas party a few years ago in which the usual energy was missing, we were both a little surprised and alarmed.
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Advent Of Hope
By Kathy Lamb
I traveled to Seattle to spend Thanksgiving with my son, my daughter-in-law, my grandson, granddaughter and their family and best friends.
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Why the Immaculate Conception Matters
By Rob Agnelli
Throughout the history of the Church, the challenge to orthodoxy of heretical teachings has always brought with it the fruit of a development in doctrine. Nearly every dogmatic definition has come when a particular teaching was challenged. At first glance however, the feast that we celebrate today, the Immaculate Conception, appears to be an exception to this rule.
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Post Election Trauma
By Samuel Matthews
After one of the most chaotic presidential campaigns in American history, the smoke is clearing but the fires are still burning. Across the nation, people continue to riot and protest out of a feeling of political impotency (well-deserved for the many who didn’t even vote).
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Sympathy for the Devil and to Next Year in Cuba...
By Carlos Espinosa
On Christmas Eve 1978, as my great grandfather was in his final stage of life, we were gathered at my cousin's house in Chicago. Most of the family was there, at least those of us living in exile. I remember because that was the winter the great blizzard hit the Windy City shortly after we left.
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Good St. Nicholas
By Carol Ann Chybowski
Today (Dec. 6) is the feast of St. Nicholas, bishop of Smyrna, certainly one of the most popular saints celebrated in our Church, as well as in by the Eastern Church.
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