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Who was the woman who never gave up?
By Fr. Francis Maple
The woman who never gave up.
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A New Spirit of Catholicism is Arising in France
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
A heartening quiet miracle is taking place in France as more people return to Catholicism in a country with a long history of secularism.
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From Shadows to Light: How Karol Wojtyla Became John Paul II, Messenger of Hope
By Rodolfo Sandoval
This article explores the formative years of Karol Wojtyla, later Pope John Paul II, showing how suffering, faith, and culture shaped his destiny as a messenger of hope. Born amid war and loss, Wojtyla’s devotion to prayer, literature, and philosophy prepared him to rise as a shepherd for the world. Drawing on Witness to Hope and spiritual reflections, the piece highlights how Poland’s culture of
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Pork rinds, figs and the feast of St Bart 8/24
By The Catholic Nurse
Happy St Bart's Day! As witnesses, Jesus calls us too, to have "skin in the game." This may mean suffering, to prove our faith. What help does St Bart bring us?
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Juan Alfonso de Polanco and the Beginnings of the Jesuits
By Fr. Robert Carlton
Juan Alfonso de Polanco was appointed by St. Ignatius to be his secretary and primary assistant in March of 1547 and remained in that position through Ignatius’ death in July of 1556. In that role, Polanco made more significant decisions and was involved with more of the substantive running of the Jesuits than anyone apart from Ignatius. What was their relationship?
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How We Got the Bible — and Why It Still Matters
By Richard Horrell
The Bible was not dropped from heaven as a finished book. It was preserved through centuries — from the Jewish elders, to Christ and His Apostles, to the councils of the Catholic Church that confirmed its canon. This reflection traces that journey, exposing myths about “added” or “missing” books, and highlighting the sacrifice of those who safeguarded Scripture. T
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Top 5 Catholic pilgrimage sites in the USA
By The Catholic Nurse
The fall foliage is coming, so it's road trip time! Why not plan a pilgrimage to somewhere holy? Here are the top 5 Catholic sites in the US, where ALL are welcome.
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Not Hitler’s Pope
By David Lindsay
Pope Pius XII did not collaborate with the Nazis.
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Our Lady of Knock, Ireland
By The Catholic Nurse
Our Lady, St John the Evangelist, St Joseph and angels silently appeared to 15 people in Ireland in 1879, to the potato-famine generations. The message of Knock is silence, peace, hope, and tranquility which encourages us to listen for God's voice.
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9-day novena for St Monica's feast 8/27, especially for wayward children
By The Catholic Nurse
St Monica was the mother of St Augustine. She was a holy & faith-filled mother whose prayers brought about the conversion of her son. This novena can be prayed for any intention, especially for wayward children.
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Does no one expect the Spanish Inquisition?
By David Lindsay
The truth about the Spanish Inquisition.
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Meditation on the Assumption of Mary
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
There are many traditions as to when, and how, this all took place, such as where Our Lady's body may have been brought, to await her soul and her body uniting, as she was assumed into Heaven.
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Our Lady of the Grove | Feast August 12
By The Catholic Nurse
On July 2 1518 , a 12-year-old shepherdess named Angela stopped to pray in northwestern Italy. Absorbed in prayer, a beautiful Lady appeared, asking for a Catholic church and monastery to be built. Angela was shocked and sad, because she knew one would believe her...
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Are you feeling "good as dead?"
By Janet Cassidy
The story of Abraham brings hope to us today.
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Holocaust-denial and St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein feast 8/9)
By The Catholic Nurse
Most service-veterans agree that disciplined-soldiers are scienced in: almond-scented cyanide-gas, technologies of gas masks and antidote-delivery systems for amyl nitrate and methylene blue. Yet, how did we get that information?
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A Saint for "Down Under"
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
Saint Mary Helen MacKillop (Feast Day August 8) should bolster souls in Australia where the Down Under region of the world has been slipping further ‘down under” via betrayal of the Faith, including deceitful manipulation of still born funding and decertifying Christian physicians, especially those who oppose abortion and misleading trans gender ideology.
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Be Faithful, the Lord is Coming: Reflections on the Readings for the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
This week's readings focus on faith and acting in accordance with faith. Major characters in salvation history acted on faith and with hope and trust in the Lord. Jesus also spoke about faith and action as well as preparedness and seeking our heavenly home. This lesson continues for us today.
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