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Articles in 'Mass & Sacraments'
4 things to do when your world comes crashing down.
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Death, divorce, cheating, abandonment, abuse, and so much more in life can cause us to feel as if our world is crashing down around us. There are 4 things that will help you through life's greatest storms.
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Escape in Exchange for Surrendering Control
By Eileen Renders
This article is written to hopefully provide comfort in recognizing how difficult the road we are traveling is, we always have choices. We can always find mercy and love in our God.
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Tonguers v. Handers. And the winner is ...
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
The debate between those supporting Communion on the tongue and those in the hand has a clear winner: Charity! ... which must begin with charity to Jesus in the Eucharist!
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Swallowed by the Serpent, Dying with Sin
By Eileen Renders
The Times we are living in require us to remain diligent, abstain from sin, and frequent the Sacraments after careful reflection
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How the Sacraments Make Us Like Jesus
By Nate Guyear
This article discusses the reasons that God gives us the sacraments as a means of communicating grace to our souls.
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Communion in the Hand, Communion on the Tongue, and the Church’s Living Tradition
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
This article addresses and corrects inaccurate claims circulating in Catholic social media that portray Communion in the hand as satanic or Masonic, offering a faithful, pastoral clarification rooted in Scripture, the Fathers, and the Church’s authoritative teaching.
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How To Stop Sinning
By Nate Guyear
This article provides a roadmap that will help readers to stop sinning and achieve complete sanctification by grace.
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Become Like God
By Susan Skinner
What Jesus says happens. He is truly present in the Eucharist.
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Jesus's Saturday Stroll
By John M. Grondelski
Tuesday's Gospel speaks of Jesus's disciples picking and eating some grain on the Sabbath. But that Gospel is more than about Sabbath rules. It's about who Jesus IS.
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Don´t Boast About Being a “Devout” Catholic
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
The term “devout Catholic” is a cliché that should be avoided at all costs. The Vatican does not recognize it and it leads to smugness and hypocrisy.
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Marian Co-Redemption will go the way of women deacons
By David Lindsay
The ordination of women had powerful proponents a generation ago, but it has now petered out. Marian Co-Redemption will go the same way.
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Matthew's Conversion - And Ours
By John M. Grondelski
Saturday's Gospel features the call and conversion of St. Matthew and Jesus dining with tax collectors. What does that say about Him as Savior and the modern controversy about "accompaniment?"
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Crazy Gospel Numbers?
By Scott Pauline
Not all numbers in the Gospels should be treated as just arbitrary and meaningless.
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Jesus Is Savior -- Period.
By John M. Grondelski
Friday's Gospel about healing a paralyzed man is secondarily about the healing. It's main focus is "who is Jesus," the answer being He who saves us from sin.
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Lasting Gifts To God and to Ourselves
By Michael Seagriff
What follows are some concrete suggestions as to what each of us can and should do every time we attend Mass, if we are serious about loving God as He deserves and as we ought. We don’t need any one’s permission to do any of these things.
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Do WE Want to Be Saved?
By John M. Grondelski
Thursday's Gospel features a leper approaching Jesus, asking for healing "if You will it." God always wants to heal us. The acid question is: do we?
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When God Forgives, Why do many resist forgiving ourselves? The many Reasons Why
By Eileen Renders
Contemplating how we imperfect humans can remain free of sin
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