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Will we Catholics leave too?
Will we Catholics leave too?
By Ishmael Adibuah
The readings for this 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time present us with a choice.
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Feast Day of St. Rose of Lima
Feast Day of St. Rose of Lima
By Michael Seagriff
While most of us today are not willing to voluntarily subject ourselves to the penitential sufferings which Rose sought and welcomed in her short life, all of us will suffer in some fashion during our earthly life. Rather than run away from such challenges, we too should embrace them and transform them into acts of reparation for our own failings and those of others.
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Hail Holy Queen: To Our Sweetness For Our Salvation
Hail Holy Queen: To Our Sweetness For Our Salvation
By Christopher Castagnoli
Do you get weary in this valley of tears? In the Hail Holy Queen prayer we pay tribute to a royal advocate always ready to help with God’s graces: His blessed Mother, Mary!
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Praises of John the Baptist
Praises of John the Baptist
By Rev. David A. Fisher
Saint John the Baptizer, often called the Forerunner in Eastern Christianity, was born in the Roman controlled Herodian Kingdom of Judea during the last century before Christ, and died a martyr sometime between 28 and 36AD. ...The birth of John the Baptist was miraculous and mirrors the birth of Isaac from his parents Abraham and Sarah who were very old, like the parents of John.
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St. Michael's Lent
St. Michael's Lent
By Emily Berns
St. Michael's Lent is a devotion that comes from the life of St. Francis of Assisi and runs from August 15th to September 29th. It is a time for extra prayer, penance and fasting for the purpose of growing in our devotion to St. Michael and asking his intercession for ourselves, our country, and our world when confronted with evil.
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Our Loving Mother
Our Loving Mother
By Janet Cassidy
Celebrating the Assumption of Mary
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The Assumption Of Mary: Her Journey Heavenward In Body and Soul
The Assumption Of Mary: Her Journey Heavenward In Body and Soul
By Christopher Castagnoli
The Assumption of Mary is more than just and dogma or a feast day. It gives us great hope in sharing Eternal Life with the Blessed Virgin Mary and her Divine son, our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Archbishop Broglio to Celebrate Annual Memorial Mass for Father Vincent R. Capodanno, MM, Servant of God
Archbishop Broglio to Celebrate Annual Memorial Mass for Father Vincent R. Capodanno, MM, Servant of God
By William Hemsworth
The annual Memorial Mass for Father Vincent R. Capodanno, MM, Servant of God, will take place at 6:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024, in the Crypt Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, 400 Michigan Avenue, Northeast, Washington, DC.
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Why St. Dominic's Approach to Converting Heretics Still Inspires Today
Why St. Dominic's Approach to Converting Heretics Still Inspires Today
By Mrs. Alexandra Yeryomin, O.P.
Celebrate St. Dominic's feast day by exploring his impactful approach to converting heretics through charity and humility. This reflection highlights "The Conversion of the Heretical Innkeeper," revealing how sharing truth with love can transform hearts. Discover how we can embody the spirit of being "Hounds of the Lord" in our preaching today.
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Jesus loves children (Luke 18)
Jesus loves children (Luke 18)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Saint Thomas Aquinas is an excellent model of growing spiritually while retaining a child-like disposition towards God. A reflection on Luke 18.
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The Gift of Priests
The Gift of Priests
By Elizabeth Tichvon
A Priest for the People
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Have You Been Given What You Didn't Ask For?
Have You Been Given What You Didn't Ask For?
By Katie Zalany
Do you see the ways that God provides for you, even if they aren’t the things you asked for? How is God looking for you to provide the bread you’ve been given for the deepest needs of others in your midst?
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Who Do You Emulate? Let us Examine a Few of the Traits of Our Saints
Who Do You Emulate? Let us Examine a Few of the Traits of Our Saints
By Eileen Renders
Examining how we might become closer to God, it is wise to look at a few traits our Saints were known to have. This article provides a few examples
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The Temple Complete
The Temple Complete
By Susan Skinner
The Blessed Virgin Mary is the Temple Complete.
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August 2024 Feast Days and Important Dates
August 2024 Feast Days and Important Dates
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A look at August 2024
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The Paris Olympics, Consecration of France, and King Saint Louis IX
The Paris Olympics, Consecration of France, and King Saint Louis IX
By Ken Galli
A Response to the Demons in Paris
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The Gratitude of Blessed Solanus Casey
The Gratitude of Blessed Solanus Casey
By J. John Basil
Celebrate the life of Blessed Solanus Casey on July 30th and “Thank God ahead of time”! He led an exemplary life of gratitude and humility that is worth of imitation.
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