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The Holy Fire Within: From COVID Isolation to the Sacred Heart
The Holy Fire Within: From COVID Isolation to the Sacred Heart
By Christy Romero
After dodging COVID for the entire pandemic, it finally caught up to me last month during a trip to New York. And it hit hard. But being sick wasn't the worst part… Read my very personal reflection on isolation and what it taught me about thirsting for the Eucharist…
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Bishop Barron: 5 Ways America is grounded in God
Bishop Barron: 5 Ways America is grounded in God
By Gary Sullivan
Yesterday in his excellent speech at the 'Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving' gathering at the National Mall in Washington D.C. Bishop Barron’s made five key points that show Amercan political theory has always been grounded in God
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"Hatred is a chain, heavier than prison walls ..."
"Hatred is a chain, heavier than prison walls ..."
By The Catholic Nurse
The imprisoned pope who refused to hate.
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Patron of Eucharistic Congresses: St Paschal Baylon, feast 5/17
Patron of Eucharistic Congresses: St Paschal Baylon, feast 5/17
By The Catholic Nurse
Greet each person as if Christ, as St Paschal did at their monastery door.
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History of the 1st Saturday devotion
History of the 1st Saturday devotion
By The Catholic Nurse
The Sabbatine devotion & brown scapular is rooted in Carmelite identity. It symbolizes belonging to Mary, a commitment to Christ, and a life shaped by prayer, humility, and quiet fidelity. The scapular devotion spread rapidly among the laity, becoming one of the most widespread sacramentals in the Catholic faith.
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The newest pandemic isn't hantavirus ...
The newest pandemic isn't hantavirus ...
By The Catholic Nurse
As the mental-health crisis deepens, the relevance of faith widens. Many saints represent a counter-narrative to despair. Suffering does not erase worth, that trauma does not negate identity, and that healing is possible through compassion, connection, and courage.
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The end of a perfect earthly life.
The end of a perfect earthly life.
By Fr. Francis Maple
The end of a perfect life here on earth.
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The wisdom of the Matthias Method
The wisdom of the Matthias Method
By The Catholic Nurse
The apostles’ selection of St Matthias underscores the surrender we need for today's church leadership.
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Graft me to Your sacred vine
Graft me to Your sacred vine
By The Catholic Nurse
A prayer for healing and surrender
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The Sacred or the Profane?
The Sacred or the Profane?
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
Sacred Art is a gift from God and should be treated as such - and with absolute respect
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Pastors not Princes: A call for detachment
Pastors not Princes: A call for detachment
By The Catholic Nurse
Francis' popemobile is scheduled to go on tour. Is it charity or celebrity?
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The 7 apparition sites of St Michael the archangel, on his Mt Gargano 5/8 anniversary
The 7 apparition sites of St Michael the archangel, on his Mt Gargano 5/8 anniversary
By The Catholic Nurse
To invoke St. Michael today is to remember that heaven is active, attentive and fiercely protective of all God's children.
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How the Desert Fathers Fought Distraction
How the Desert Fathers Fought Distraction
By Thomas Onyebuchi Igwe
In an age overwhelmed by noise, speed, and endless distraction, the wisdom of the Desert Fathers speaks with surprising clarity. Their silence, prayer, and spiritual discipline reveal timeless paths toward interior peace, contemplation, and deeper communion with God in the modern world.
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The Spirit of Truth Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
The Spirit of Truth Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
The Holy Spirit empowers us. Today's readings show the Spirit transmitted through the laying on of hands (the key to apostolic succession as we say in the Creed: one, holy, catholic, and apostolic). We also hear Jesus promise to send the Spirit to the Church which we celebrate in two weeks on Pentecost.
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Today in history: St Helena's grandson's bishop & the anti-Arian apparition of May 7
Today in history: St Helena's grandson's bishop & the anti-Arian apparition of May 7
By The Catholic Nurse
How heaven weighed in on Arian heresy in the 4th century
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From Bicentennial Fireworks to the Fire of the Sacred Heart
From Bicentennial Fireworks to the Fire of the Sacred Heart
By Christy Romero
As we approach the 250th anniversary of our nation, my love for this country is calling me to a fire much deeper than the fireworks that will light up our sky. I’m extending a special invitation to join a national movement starting this Mother’s Day…
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Paul on trial (Acts 24-26)
Paul on trial (Acts 24-26)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Facing three separate trials, Saint Paul continues to proclaim the resurrection of Jesus in Acts 24-26.
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