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Why did Jesus have to become a man?
Why did Jesus have to become a man?
By Fr. Francis Maple
Why did Jesus have to become a man?
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Mary was (and is) always His mother
Mary was (and is) always His mother
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
He grew in her womb for 9 months. She prepared for His arrival. Her motherhood did not begin in the manger and it certain did not end at a feeding trough.
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To find God we must look deeply into the Cross that Jesus willingly accepted!
To find God we must look deeply into the Cross that Jesus willingly accepted!
By Ralph Hathaway
Through Christ's Cross we are saved
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Sunday Gospel Reflection (Dec 22, 2024)
Sunday Gospel Reflection (Dec 22, 2024)
By Mike Schramm
As today's readings show us, God sees a lot of value in *before*.
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Most Holy Family Monastery (MHFM / Vatican Catholic)
Most Holy Family Monastery (MHFM / Vatican Catholic)
By Tim Fromann
Most Holy Family Monastery (MHFM / Vatican Catholic)
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Pneumatology: A Foundation for the Church's Unity, Sacraments, and Laity
Pneumatology: A Foundation for the Church's Unity, Sacraments, and Laity
By Jean Hawley
The Holy Spirit...the third person of the Trinity giving breath, life, and gifts to the People of God. The Spirit's movement and nudging are responsible for the Church's sense of unity, the importance of the Sacraments (gifts of God's grace), the co-responsibility of the laity in how to actively live and do the Gospel message of Jesus in the world today. Onward to some movement of the Spirit...
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The cure for ignorance is education
The cure for ignorance is education
By Adam Charles Hovey
Sometimes, people don't want to learn. Other times, their eyes are opened but their brain is closed. This doesn't mean why need to give up telling the truth.
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Why the Shepherds First?
Why the Shepherds First?
By Ralph Hathaway
God reveals his plan for our salvation
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The Early Church Fathers on Scripture
The Early Church Fathers on Scripture
By Sebastian R. Fama
The Early Church Fathers believed that the Bible is inspired, infallible and not subject to private interpretation (2 Peter 1:20). They also believed that the Church and Sacred Tradition were necessary to explain its true meaning.
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Who Exactly Goes to Hell?
Who Exactly Goes to Hell?
By Terri Thomas
We live in a time of great presumption. It is assumed that everyone automatically goes to heaven. This article sets the record straight and helps us to avoid indifference.
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Joy of Expectation: 4th Sunday of Advent Reflection
Joy of Expectation: 4th Sunday of Advent Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The long expected journey is almost over.
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Families: Making Responsible Strides Both Traditionally and Non-Traditionally Toward a Synodal Church
Families: Making Responsible Strides Both Traditionally and Non-Traditionally Toward a Synodal Church
By Jean Hawley
Continuing the journey...families are MESSY...traditionally and non-traditionally...they move, listen, pray, communicate, laugh, cry, hurt, celebrate, praise God, and everything in between along the way. What are the roles and responsibilities of families as the People of God? And what does the future hold for all families, especially those on the periphery? Onward, we go...
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The body and blood of Christ? Really?
The body and blood of Christ? Really?
By Victor S E Moubarak
Do you believe that Communion is the body of Christ? Why? Why not?
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Jesus Loves the Little Children
Jesus Loves the Little Children
By Eileen Renders
In this article we will reflect upon how Jesus loves the little children, as they are pure and innocent.
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Fourth Sunday of Advent
Fourth Sunday of Advent
By Ginger Herrington
This Sunday reflection expounds on the meaning of the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent.
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From God - Punishment? Or Forgiveness?
From God - Punishment? Or Forgiveness?
By Ralph Hathaway
God freely gives us his forgiveness
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Scrooge, Grinch, Hobbs, and God’s Saving Grace from Confession
Scrooge, Grinch, Hobbs, and God’s Saving Grace from Confession
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Some iconic characters from Christmas film and literature can teach us about seeking God's mercy.
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