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When two Guardian Angels meet
When two Guardian Angels meet
By Marianne Giltner
When two Guardian Angels meet
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On The Cross, JESUS Cried Out, "I Thirst"
On The Cross, JESUS Cried Out, "I Thirst"
By Eileen Renders
Understanding God's humanity on the Cross provides understanding of how real His pain was. His resurrection proved He is the Messiah. But, it is His acceptance of such a Cross and death that demonstrates how great His love is for us humans.
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Holy Gender: Creation Beyond Division
Holy Gender: Creation Beyond Division
By Thomas Onyebuchi Igwe
Creation as kin, fostering care, humility, and shared divine praise.
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The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross-Part 1: The First Word
The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross-Part 1: The First Word
By Christy Romero
Last week, I was invited to give a talk at a Lenten Retreat for Catholic school parents on the topic of the last seven words of Jesus from the cross. Since the talk was long, I will share it over the next three weeks. Here’s the first word…
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If you want to make God laugh
If you want to make God laugh
By Adam Charles Hovey
Tell him your plans!
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Blessed Saint Patrick's Day!
Blessed Saint Patrick's Day!
By Marianne Giltner
Blessed Saint Patrick's Day!
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Others See our Actions
Others See our Actions
By Daniel Mark
Let others see our actions. Deeds to speak louder than words.
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Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart
Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart
By Stephen Clark
Our Father had another unexpected surprise arranged for us the other side of the Island..
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Tell Jesus to "enter in"
Tell Jesus to "enter in"
By Marianne Giltner
Tell Jesus to "enter in"
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My Inner Pharisee
My Inner Pharisee
By A. Buchanan
4th Sunday of Lent Year-A Weekly Reflection
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Freedom and Faith: A Pilgrimage Through America’s Catholic and Historic Heritage
Freedom and Faith: A Pilgrimage Through America’s Catholic and Historic Heritage
By Dr. Anne DeSantis
Dr. Anne DeSantis makes an invitation to join the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for the “Freedom and Faith America” pilgrimage, a special journey honoring the 250th anniversary of the United States. This inspiring pilgrimage will bring participants to some of the nation’s most important Catholic and historical sites while offering time for prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
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Man Sees Appearance, But The Lord Looks Into The Heart
Man Sees Appearance, But The Lord Looks Into The Heart
By Katie Zalany
Lent is a dedicated time for us to spend time on our hearts and less time on our appearances. Molding our hearts into the images and likeness of God through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. At this mid-way Lenten checkpoint: How are we doing with that so far?
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Listen, and He will speak
Listen, and He will speak
By Marianne Giltner
Listen, and He will speak
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Reformation: Learning to See Without Sides
Reformation: Learning to See Without Sides
By AF Moffitt
What happens when the Reformation is studied not as inherited story, but as history? In examining the sources and the historians who interpret them, familiar certainties give way to deeper questions about continuity, authority, and what must be preserved for reform to remain faithful to the past.
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God in the Footnotes of History
God in the Footnotes of History
By AF Moffitt
A personal reflection on how studying history transformed the author’s understanding of faith, revealing the Church not as a relic of the past but as a living body moving through time.
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Oh! That foolish Pride
Oh! That foolish Pride
By Marianne Giltner
Oh! That foolish Pride
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The Forgotten Discipline: Why Catholic Men Need Ritual Again
The Forgotten Discipline: Why Catholic Men Need Ritual Again
By Ken Galli
In a fast and distracted world, many Catholic men feel that something essential has been lost. The ancient rituals of the Church may hold the key to restoring purpose, discipline, and deeper faith.
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