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Not My Responsibility
Not My Responsibility
By C.L. Killgore
Observations on friendships, love, and letting go.
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Infertility Awareness Week
Infertility Awareness Week
By Katie Zalany
This week is Infertility Awareness Week and as a Catholic woman I wanted to share how important it is that the Church recognize this week and the inherent challenges that Catholic infertile women face in today’s society.
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The Pope May be a Star but Not a Movie Star
The Pope May be a Star but Not a Movie Star
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
Pope Benedict and Pope Francis had different ways of communicating to the public. Pope Leo has shown he too has his own approach.
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Is Radical Islam Rising Like its 1099?
Is Radical Islam Rising Like its 1099?
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Radical Islam is on the gradual rise worldwide. Do we stand up to it or surrender?
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Trump vs. the Pope: the Latest Confrontation between Church and State
Trump vs. the Pope: the Latest Confrontation between Church and State
By Paul Murano, Ph.D.
This isn't the first public disagreement between a pope and a politician, nor will it be the last. Regardless of which you agree with, these public dust-ups reveal something very important about Catholicism.
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Thomas and his “Fake News” Claim
Thomas and his “Fake News” Claim
By Christy Romero
This weekend I realized that the Apostle Thomas and I have a lot in common. We both have a complicated relationship with the truth, and it made me take a fresh look at Thomas’ doubt.
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A Good Bill Before the Colorado Assembly – Except for Two Poison Pills
A Good Bill Before the Colorado Assembly – Except for Two Poison Pills
By Lloyd Benes
HB26-1309 could be a good Bill before the Colorado Legislature, if 2 unconstitutional provisions are removed. HB26-1309 violates the "free-exercise of religion" clause of the US Constitution. HB26-1309 unconstitutionally abridges free-speech. HB26-1309 would be good with those provisions removed.
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Commotion at the Confessional
Commotion at the Confessional
By Christy Romero
I often wonder how the crowd could have turned on Jesus so quickly, but after sitting through a “slow-motion riot” while waiting at the confessional, I realized we are not much different…
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Great Small Things
Great Small Things
By Daniel Mark
Small things are so important.
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He Did It All For Love
He Did It All For Love
By Christy Romero
How do we move from the 'clenched fist' of our own sins to the open hands of the Resurrection? This week, I had a surreal experience that shed light on the answer to this question…
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April Fool’s Day Reimagined: Reflection on Joy, Jokes, and Gentle Grace
April Fool’s Day Reimagined: Reflection on Joy, Jokes, and Gentle Grace
By Thomas Onyebuchi Igwe
A joyful Christian reflection on April Fool’s Day, showing how laughter, lighthearted moments, and gentle humor can become pathways to grace, presence, and deeper connection with God.
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The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 7: The Seventh Word
The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 7: The Seventh Word
By Christy Romero
Why would a woman who "had everything" give it all away to become a cloistered nun? In this final post of my Lenten series, I share a radical story of "letting go" to help us understand Jesus' final breath on the Cross.
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Discerning Truth Amid Catholic Quarreling
Discerning Truth Amid Catholic Quarreling
By Michael Saffran
The writer ponders recent public dustups — some involving a few prominent Catholics and playing out on social-media platforms — and wonders: Have we ever before seen such infighting? In some of the spats, he suggests, members of the clergy haven’t necessarily been the voices of reason. A hopeful trend: Questions from the laity can be fruitful in the pursuit of truth.
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The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 6: The Sixth Word
The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 6: The Sixth Word
By Christy Romero
At 94 years old, she was still working, still serving, and still radiating purpose. My reflection on the Sixth Word from the Cross takes a look at the beauty of a life ‘finished’ in the service of God. I hope this gives you the strength to give your all to Him this week.
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Freedom of Religion in the Holy Land
Freedom of Religion in the Holy Land
By Tom Stidl
An article expressing my feelings about the problems encountered for Sunday Mass on Palm Sunday in Jerusalem
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The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 5: The Fifth Word
The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the Cross - Part 5: The Fifth Word
By Christy Romero
“We have come to the point of Lent when we are sick of Lent.” When my priest said those words at Mass, I thought of the delicious Key lime pie I had to turn down the day before. If you are feeling “sick of Lent” like I was this week, I hope this reflection on the Fifth Word from the Cross gives your sacrifice a beautiful new meaning…
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What's the Deal, God?
What's the Deal, God?
By Janet Cassidy
Ever wondered about unanswered prayers? Read today's post for a sound approach to waiting.
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