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Vatican II: Exploring the history, purpose, and controversy
Vatican II: Exploring the history, purpose, and controversy
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
I think it is important to explore Vatican II's significance, the responses it elicited—both supportive and critical—and its ongoing impact on the Church and society.
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TWENTY QUOTES FROM ST. JOHN PAUL THE GREAT
TWENTY QUOTES FROM ST. JOHN PAUL THE GREAT
By The Catholic Philadelphian
20 quotes from St. John Paul the Great on the anniversary of his passing
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Integrating the Laity: The Introduction, Excesses, and Recentering of the Laity’s role in the Church
Integrating the Laity: The Introduction, Excesses, and Recentering of the Laity’s role in the Church
By Connor Curley
JPII introduced a new vision for the Church, one which saw the Laity as full members of the Church body. In the wake of his enthusiasm, excesses were almost inevitable. We must recenter on the laity as the laity, not shallow imitations of the clergy.
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He Loved Us (part 2)
He Loved Us (part 2)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
A look at Pope Francis' most recent encyclical, He Loved Us, on the Sacred Heart of Jesus and its relevance for our time (part two)
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Bishop Sheen's Prophecy Comes True
Bishop Sheen's Prophecy Comes True
By Andrea Madrigal
"But it also speaks to how the Vatican itself does not hold to its new teaching of “synodality.” Those who have spent the past couple of years on a campaign of “listening” and “dialogue” now have an opportunity to “listen” and “dialogue” equally with the faithful. Have they listened to the concerns many of the faithful have against Cardinal McElroy’s appointment in Washington?"
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He Loved Us (part 1)
He Loved Us (part 1)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
A look at Pope Francis' most recent encyclical, a beautiful meditation on the Sacred Heart of Jesus (part 1)
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The difference between a Cathedral and a Basilica
The difference between a Cathedral and a Basilica
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Basilicas and cathedrals are both important components of our faith. They are not, however, interchangeable titles. They are not the same.
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Why do we have the pope?
Why do we have the pope?
By Dg
These are some of the many reasons for having the Bishop of Rome as our Supreme Pontiff.
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The Church Cannot Kill Herself
The Church Cannot Kill Herself
By Matthew McKenna, MA Theology
The Church may seem to betray herself, but Christ will always save her.
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The Timeless Tradition of the New Evangelization
The Timeless Tradition of the New Evangelization
By Connor Curley
Just because there is the word “New” in something does not mean that it is a break with the past.
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Pope Francis in Critical Condition
Pope Francis in Critical Condition
By Jacinta Wick
Hear the latest on Pope Francis as he is in critical condition.
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Pope Francis Names New Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS)
Pope Francis Names New Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS)
By William Hemsworth
Pope Francis today named a new auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS). He is Father Gregg M. Caggianelli, Ch Col USAF, a nearly 30-year veteran of the United States Air Force.
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Rainbow Coincidence Over Pope Francis’ Hospital
Rainbow Coincidence Over Pope Francis’ Hospital
By Gary Sullivan
What does the rainbow mean here? Just a coincidence?
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Boundaries, Borders, and the Nature of Love
Boundaries, Borders, and the Nature of Love
By Brandy M. Miller
In regards to the debate between Pope Francis and JD Vance on the importance of border defense.
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Letter from Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano on Pope Francis and Illegal Immigration
Letter from Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano on Pope Francis and Illegal Immigration
By Terri Thomas
As usual, the Archbishop doesn’t mince words.
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Remembering Christ
Remembering Christ
By Connor Curley
Do we really need to spend time evangelizing communities who already actively know Christ?
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Can’t I just find God Wherever I Can?
Can’t I just find God Wherever I Can?
By Connor Curley
We must follow the prompts of the Holy Spirit, but not therefore forsake His promptings towards truth so that we might remain in our own comfort bubble.
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