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Lenten Tribute
Lenten Tribute
By Elizabeth Tichvon
Remembering Fr. Val Rykowski 1916-2009
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The Importance of Sacred Music in the Liturgy
The Importance of Sacred Music in the Liturgy
By Emily Berns
Sacred music in the Mass has the power to either draw us toward God or away from Him and back into the world. When we choose music for the Mass, we should remember that it is our duty to honor God and that worship is not about ourselves but about Him.
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God is Calling
God is Calling
By Tom Klocek
There are many who say that they don't need Church to worship God. However, as we are social creatures, Church is just what God (through Jesus) had in mind.
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Let Ash Wednesday Bump Saint Valentine's Day
Let Ash Wednesday Bump Saint Valentine's Day
By Gary Sullivan
This year, February 14 represents a conundrum for some Catholics. It's both Valentines Day and Ash Wednesday. Our parish priest offered a solution.
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Catholic Men's Groups are Vital
Catholic Men's Groups are Vital
By Tom Klocek
Discussion of successful parish men's groups which are essential to combat the crisis of manhood in today's church and in society.
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The Hipster Heretics
The Hipster Heretics
By E.M. McCarthy
Why do young people want to attend the Latin Mass? This writer has an idea after some investigation.
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Our faith must extend beyond the church walls
Our faith must extend beyond the church walls
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Christ never intended our faith to be restrained within the confines of the church walls.
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The Opulence of Heaven: Traditional Grandeur vs Modern Minimalism
The Opulence of Heaven: Traditional Grandeur vs Modern Minimalism
By Elena Sapphire
When you look at the Cathedrals, Basilicas, and Churches that were built in the past they were extravagant. They were magnificently beautiful, a prelude, made to resemble the beauty of The Eternal Kingdom to come. An opulent dwelling place fit for The King of Kings. The modern churches that are being produced are void of the elegance, grandeur, and splendor of Heaven.
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Can Our Catholic Faith Help to Heal a Nation Living with Animus Toward the Other?
Can Our Catholic Faith Help to Heal a Nation Living with Animus Toward the Other?
By Tom Griffin
It is my contention that faith can, specifically the Catholic faith, can make a major contribution to the needed healing in today's political climate and the view of others.
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The love of God surrounds you
The love of God surrounds you
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may seem as if there is nothing but despair and hate surrounding you. We know, however, that looks can be deceiving.
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Why Would We Do This?
Why Would We Do This?
By Janet Cassidy
In today's post I talk about sin and the importance of baptism. If you have put off getting baptized--or having your children baptized--I think you will find this encouraging. Please feel free to share it. I hope you will subscribe to my blog at janetcassidy.com and follow me on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/reflectionsinfaith
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Venite Adoremus! Eucharistic Association
Venite Adoremus! Eucharistic Association
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
Start up of a new type of Eucharistic Association
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Prospective Catholic Priest Ordained a Transitional Deacon in Nation’s Capital
Prospective Catholic Priest Ordained a Transitional Deacon in Nation’s Capital
By William Hemsworth
The new deacon is on track to be ordained a priest next year.
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Should the Next Pope Revise the Creed?
Should the Next Pope Revise the Creed?
By Gary Sullivan
I believe the Creed is due for an update! If the successor of our current Holy Father, Francis takes the name John Paul III then perhaps he would be open to adding some new lines to the Creed that we profess at Mass.
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Turn Around
Turn Around
By Mary Beth Ellis
Sometimes walking backwards is the best way to move onward.
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Everyday Is A Blessed Day: How The Saints Sanctify Each And Every Day
Everyday Is A Blessed Day: How The Saints Sanctify Each And Every Day
By Elena Sapphire
Every day truly is a “blessed” day, as each day in The Church holds a different feast day of some Saint of God. The Holy Saints; these men and women who lead holy lives, bless and sanctify each day through their blessed lives. The Saint's heroic witnesses and displays of faith, sprinkle the days of the year with holiness and blessedness.
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The Greatest Black Friday Purchase
The Greatest Black Friday Purchase
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Black Friday is a day of chaos, cash, and deals for many people. Shoppers look for the best and greatest Black Friday deal. There is one Black Friday purchase that surpasses all other bargains.
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