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Suffering is required
Suffering is required
By Adam Charles Hovey
Think being a Christian is all smiles and being free from pain? Think again.
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We must never Condemn; Even Christ did not come to Condemn us!
We must never Condemn; Even Christ did not come to Condemn us!
By Ralph Hathaway
The Incarnation is for Forgiveness
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Love is in the air…are we planning a wedding or a marriage?
Love is in the air…are we planning a wedding or a marriage?
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
The dawn of a new year often brings excitement, resolutions, and the promise of a bright future. For some, it also marks a life-changing milestone: the journey toward marriage. Amid the flurry of wedding planning—venues, guest lists, dresses, and delicate family dynamics—it's easy to lose sight of the most crucial aspect: the Sacrament of Marriage.
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Ask a Catholic Bioethicist: Making Sound Healthcare Decisions
Ask a Catholic Bioethicist: Making Sound Healthcare Decisions
By B. Michael Addison
Introducing the first in what is planned to be a series of Q&A articles on Catholic Bioethics and Making the Right Decisions involving healthcare.
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Little Points of Light
Little Points of Light
By Jacinta Wick
A Poem for our Epiphany
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Married to Christ
Married to Christ
By Eileen Renders
We have often heard how we need to nurture our relationship with God. In this article, we might reflect on just how and where this relationship can lead us.
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Spiritual Attacks Against the Priest in The Lord of the Rings
Spiritual Attacks Against the Priest in The Lord of the Rings
By Matthew McKenna, MA Theology
Tolkien shows that priests will be spiritually attacked more than other people.
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On the Road to Implementing Synodality...Casting a Net!
On the Road to Implementing Synodality...Casting a Net!
By Jean Hawley
How do we implement what Pope Francis has asked of all of us? How do we become a "Synodal Church"? What steps do we take? It is not as difficult as you may think...take a glance at this piece and let me know how you will cast your own net, friends.
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A New Year that calls for Promises; God's time that already meets his Promises.
A New Year that calls for Promises; God's time that already meets his Promises.
By Ralph Hathaway
God promised Christ to freedom the world
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A New Year for all who Mourn!
A New Year for all who Mourn!
By Ralph Hathaway
Suffering is common before the Cross
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Holy Family Mediation: The Finding in the Temple | The Jewish People “Find” the Messiah in the NEW Temple, the Catholic Church, at the End of the World, the Third “Age”?
Holy Family Mediation: The Finding in the Temple | The Jewish People “Find” the Messiah in the NEW Temple, the Catholic Church, at the End of the World, the Third “Age”?
By Scott Pauline
For there days and THREE nights, St Jospeh and Our Lady “look” for Jesus, who is in fact, the MESSIAH. Similary, amazingly, if we look at Church history so far, and what remains if most fully approved apparitions are true, the Jewish People have been “searching” for the MESSIAH, will finally find Him in the THIRD age of the Church, the NEW Temple!
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Unless you turn and become like little children
Unless you turn and become like little children
By Stephen Clark
Then despite a lack of gymnastic equipment, I proved useful again, this time my arm served as a horizontal bar which she could leap onto from the bunk bed and swing on. And before I had time to do the risk assessment she was already in mid-air. We continued until one of us was tired.
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Suggestions for 2025 New Years Resolutions
Suggestions for 2025 New Years Resolutions
By Linda Kracht
hints for making productive New Year Resolutions
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Holy Family Homily -- Cycle C
Holy Family Homily -- Cycle C
By Roberta M. Meehan
Homily for the Feast of the Holy Family
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Sunday Gospel Reflection (Dec 29, 2024)
Sunday Gospel Reflection (Dec 29, 2024)
By Mike Schramm
Family needs to be about balance because it reflects the love of the Holy Family, where there had to be balance because Jesus was God, but also had subjected himself in humility to human parents. It is also a reflection of the Holy Trinity, where there is a balance between the Persons of the Trinity who all share in divinity, but whose nature is sacrificial love. It is a "great mystery."
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How to Listen When You Can't Hear
How to Listen When You Can't Hear
By Jacinta Wick
Practical ways to find God when you have dryness
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The Love of Pietro and St. Gianna Molla: Holy Family Reflection
The Love of Pietro and St. Gianna Molla: Holy Family Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
An example of God's love found in an engaged couple
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