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New Christmas Hymns - Word Became Flesh (John 1)

A modern Christmas hymn from the album, "Our Holy Infant King," a collection of songs celebrating the Incarnation and the glory of salvation that Jesus brought to us through his birth.
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Dry January is Not for Christians

By Timothy McHugh

Many of us know someone who is planning a “dry January.” While there can certainly be benefits to abstaining from alcohol or other pleasures, doing so outside of a relationship with God and His Church severely limits those benefits. Additionally, nearly half of the month of January is a Liturgical Season of feast, not fast. Dig deeper and one finds that the idea of “Dry January” is neither Holy, n
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New Christmas Hymns - The Christmas Memory Tree

By Mark C. McCann

A modern Christmas hymn from the album, "Our Holy Infant King," a collection of songs celebrating the Incarnation and the glory of salvation that Jesus brought to us through his birth.
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The Epiphany: Following the Star With Mary and the Rosary Diet 90

By The Rosary Rule of Life

Follow the star this Epiphany through the Rosary and Mary, and begin a journey of prayer and transformation with Rosary Diet 90, starting tomorrow.
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Seeking Him in 2026

By Richard Maffeo

As spiritual deception grows, the Christian's faith must grow ever greater. Here are some ways to mature in Christ.
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Go and Search Diligently For the Child Jesus

By Katie Zalany

The lesson on this Epiphany Sunday is that we too must go and search diligently for Jesus each and every day of our lives, using the signs along the way that God uses to point our way to Him. And the way to search for Him?
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New Christmas Hymns - Sleep Savior Sleep

By Mark C. McCann

A modern Christmas hymn from the album, "Our Holy Infant King," a collection of songs celebrating the Incarnation and the glory of salvation that Jesus brought to us through his birth.
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What's Above YOUR Door? — Blessings at Epiphany Time

By John M. Grondelski

In Catholic tradition, Epiphany Time was also a period for the blessing of homes. This essay discusses that history, offers modern approaches to blessing the home, and emphasizes why it's important.
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The Announcement of Easter and the Moveable Feasts 2026

By The Catholic Philadelphian

Announcement of movable feasts that will be announced at Mass during the Feast of Epiphany
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A Conspiracy of Protection

By Nancy Marie Murray

A child's mother and his foster father, and even kings from another land conspire to protect the baby Jesus; he was so poor and obscure that he was born in a stable, unknown, yet his life was infinitely precious.
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The Holy Name of Jesus: A Name to Breathe, a Name to Hold, a Name to Live

By The Rosary Rule of Life

Celebrate the Holy Name of Jesus through the Rosary and be inspired to deepen prayer and join the Rosary Rule of Life 90 for spiritual renewal.
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New Christmas Hymns - Come Exalt the Holy Infant King

By Mark C. McCann

A modern Christmas hymn from the album, "Our Holy Infant King," a collection of songs celebrating the Incarnation and the glory of salvation that Jesus brought to us through his birth.
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New Christmas Hymns - O Savior Come, Our Race to Save

By Mark C. McCann

A contemporary Christian Christmas hymn from the album, "The Reason Why He Came," a beautiful collection of songs of wonder and joy for the Christmas season.
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New Year's Praise Jar: Tracking God's Presence in Your Life

By Marjorie Lewis

What if we could tangibly see the many ways God has been present in our lives? This article shares the spiritual impact of creating a family Praise Jar—a simple practice that reveals God’s faithfulness in astonishing ways.
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Justice Before Reaction: A New Year Reflection for a Divided Age

By G.C. Stevenson

A New Year reflection inspired by Pope Leo XIV and Fulton J. Sheen, calling Catholics to reject the culture of reaction and embrace a social vision rooted in justice and charity. This essay bridges 1938 and 2026, highlighting Christ as the model for both Capital and Labor, and concludes with a hopeful invitation for the Church to articulate a new encyclical on economic justice grounded in Personal
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The Power of the Holy Name of Jesus: Why the Church Honors It in January

By Beatrix Turajski

Discover the power of the Holy Name of Jesus, its biblical foundation, Church tradition, and how Catholics can honor this sacred devotion during January.
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January 1st is arbitrary; so Why Celebrate?

By Connor Curley

January, 2026, 24 hour day, all these metrics are in one sense or another arbitrary constructions of ancient history. Does that matter? Ought that to affect our observation?
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