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Thoughts on JFK
Thoughts on JFK
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
A reflection on Kennedy's impact on American Catholicism.
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Nature's Pharmacy
Nature's Pharmacy
By Stephen Clark
What struck me very strongly, was that, laying undiscovered is a vast medicine chest locked into the vegetation of the earth, waiting for us to find. Like gold and silver that are hidden in the mountain sides, natural cures to diseases are contained in the earth’s plant life.
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24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 4
24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 4
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
As we approach the end of the "24 Days of Thanksgiving" journey, here are four more reasons to give thanks.
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Why We Honor the Saints With the Faithful Departed
Why We Honor the Saints With the Faithful Departed
By Emily Berns
A short reflection on why we honor the saints along with the souls of the faithful departed in November. Honoring the saints gives us hope for our loved ones and others in Purgatory and also gives us the opportunity to ask for their intercession in getting the faithful departed to Heaven.
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 1 of 5: The Divine Law Fulfilled
The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 1 of 5: The Divine Law Fulfilled
By Christopher Rogers
For this Advent season, we remember the Five Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives, only made possible by the Incarnation. This article honors the Divine Law fulfilled, and its role in our daily transformations, how it deflects the temptation to seek pleasure, which is a sign one is valuing Modernism over the Holy Trinity.
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We are So Blessed
We are So Blessed
By Katie Zalany
I don’t need Thanksgiving to be thankful. I need the poor in my life on an ongoing basis, and so do you.
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24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 3
24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 3
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
Here are five reasons to give thanks, one for each day from November 12 to November 16.
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Who is at the kids table this Thanksgiving?
Who is at the kids table this Thanksgiving?
By Carmen Moore
This is a personal reflection on the significant role that children can play in our lives, especially during family gatherings and holidays.
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24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 2
24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 2
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
Continuing the journey of "24 Days of Thanksgiving," here are three more reasons to Give Thanks.
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ALL HAIL CHRIST THE KING
ALL HAIL CHRIST THE KING
By The Catholic Philadelphian
St. Jose Sanchez Del Rio's final words should be our battle cry on the solemnity of Christ the King. Are we ready to proclaim Christ on earth?
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Christ the King Transforms Our View of Power, Success & Glory
Christ the King Transforms Our View of Power, Success & Glory
By Katie Zalany
I don’t think my view of power, success, and glory will ever be the same after knowing Christ. He has flipped it upside down. In Christ, power is in the hands of the small and humble, success lies in being faithful, making a difference in the lives of others and being a true disciple; and glory is not ours alone, but what we share together in being children of God.
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Shrines of Italy: Church of Saint Mary of Nazareth
Shrines of Italy: Church of Saint Mary of Nazareth
By Christopher McCarthy
An ancient Carmelite church in the city of Venice with breathtaking marble pillars.
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Sudden Death
Sudden Death
By Richard Maffeo
I didn't realize I'd fallen until I bounced off the concrete.
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Long-Awaited Book Relates True Stories of Women’s Brokenness and Restoration
Long-Awaited Book Relates True Stories of Women’s Brokenness and Restoration
By Mary Beth Bracy
Crystalina Evert inspires readers with spiritual and practical ways to attain hope and healing.
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24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 1
24 Days of Thanksgiving: Part 1
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
What can we be thankful during this month of Thanksgiving? Here are some ideas.
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How easy to get to Hell
How easy to get to Hell
By Stephen Clark
The other day I found a German Catholic pamphlet from the 1930’s with something a bit different. It was called ‘A Soul in Hell … the story of Annette’ .
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Through Mary, We Learn to Surrender
Through Mary, We Learn to Surrender
By Daniel Mark
Through the example of Mary, the Apostles and the Saints, we learn to surrender to God's will.
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