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Silence Can Do Much Good
Silence Can Do Much Good
By Daniel Mark
Silence allows us to listen. We can do many things with prayer. We need to Trust.
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Will They Call Me ‘Boomer’? An ‘older millennial’ Catholic wonders if he’ll be viewed as privileged
Will They Call Me ‘Boomer’? An ‘older millennial’ Catholic wonders if he’ll be viewed as privileged
By J.C. Miller
This article looks at how privileged millennials may be compared to future generations and the implications of this.
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A Letter to Those Who Condemn the Catholic Church
A Letter to Those Who Condemn the Catholic Church
By Richard Horrell
When the Church is attacked, the temptation is to defend or deny. But truth — and healing — are found in neither. This reflection invites all Christians to face the Church’s sins with honesty and hope, remembering that her holiness does not come from her members, but from Christ Himself. It’s a call to see beyond the scandals to the Savior — where every wound finds meaning at the foot of the Cross
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Our weapon, the Rosary
Our weapon, the Rosary
By Marianne Giltner
Our weapon, the Rosary
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Have Courage
Have Courage
By Marianne Giltner
Have Courage
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The Messages of Divine Mercy to St. Faustina
The Messages of Divine Mercy to St. Faustina
By Christy Romero
St. Faustina teaches us to contemplate God in daily life and to seek God's mercy for oneself and the whole world by praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
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The Split That Wasn’t Ours. The year 1054 was not the birth of the Catholic Church A Letter to Those Who Have Misunderstood Catholic History
The Split That Wasn’t Ours. The year 1054 was not the birth of the Catholic Church A Letter to Those Who Have Misunderstood Catholic History
By Richard Horrell
For the first thousand years of Christianity, there was only one Church — Catholic and undivided. The year 1054 did not create the Catholic Church; it marked the moment others broke away from her. This pastoral reflection brings history and the heart of Christ together, revealing that the true division was not born in Rome, but in pride — and that Christ still calls His family back to one table.
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When God Isn't Intervening
When God Isn't Intervening
By Katie Zalany
In the first reading today, Habakkuk cries out to God for help but God is not intervening. All Habakkuk sees is misery, strife, discord, and violence. God responds to Habakkuk telling him to write down the vision clearly. He tells him that the vision still has its time, that it presses on to fulfillment, and it will not disappoint.
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Temperance
Temperance
By Marianne Giltner
Temperance
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Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men
Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men
By Adam Charles Hovey
Immediately they left their nets and followed him.
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Where Have All the Cathys Gone?
Where Have All the Cathys Gone?
By Janet Cassidy
Today I tell a funny story and share a little tidbit about St. Catherine of Siena.
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Meet the Heroines and Heroes of 40 Days for Life
Meet the Heroines and Heroes of 40 Days for Life
By Lloyd Benes
40 Days For Life is an organization that has Spring and Fall campaigns of prayer to end abortion. Three men and women involved in 40 Days are highlighted with their personal stories about ending abortion. They counteract common myths that abortionists use to justify abortion.
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Divine Intervention
Divine Intervention
By Eileen Renders
First time I had the understanding about how something more was at play than Luck!
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My joy
My joy
By Marianne Giltner
My joy
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The Mass Statistics: A River of Grace Across the Ages
The Mass Statistics: A River of Grace Across the Ages
By Richard Horrell
Billions of Masses, one Sacrifice. From the catacombs of Rome to churches on every continent, the Eucharist has been offered without ceasing since 33 A.D. Today, nearly 300,000 Masses rise daily — a living river of grace flowing back to Calvary.
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The little angel who said yes...
The little angel who said yes...
By The Catholic Nurse
Summa Theologiae: 1.113 by St Thomas Aquinas, paraphrased & metered for the feast of Guardian Angels.
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Stay close to your Guardian Angel
Stay close to your Guardian Angel
By Marianne Giltner
Stay close to your Guardian Angel
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