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Get Ready for Pentecost!
Get Ready for Pentecost!
By Janet Cassidy
!Ready for Pentecost? Prepare with a novena!
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Meditations on the Pentecost Sequence
Meditations on the Pentecost Sequence
By Marie Hosdil
Contains a collection of nine days of reflections on the Latin and English phrases of the Pentecost Sequence.
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Pentecost Was Never Meant to Be a One-Day Celebration!
Pentecost Was Never Meant to Be a One-Day Celebration!
By The Rosary Rule of Life
Discover how the Holy Spirit brings peace and order to everyday life through the Ordered in Grace 9-Day Novena Challenge.
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Go Forth: Jesus Final Words as He Ascended
Go Forth: Jesus Final Words as He Ascended
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Jesus final words to his eleven apostles and why it matters today
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Ordered in Grace: A 9-Day Holy Spirit Novena Challenge for Women
Ordered in Grace: A 9-Day Holy Spirit Novena Challenge for Women
By The Rosary Rule of Life
Prepare your heart for Pentecost with the Ordered in Grace 9-Day Holy Spirit Novena Challenge beginning May 15. Journey through daily Rosary reflections, Scripture, prayer, and a companion journal from Rosary Rule of Life.
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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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Novena to the Ascension, beginning May 5 2026
Novena to the Ascension, beginning May 5 2026
By The Catholic Nurse
While the Ascension is often a movable feast, some dioceses celebrate it on May 14. Meanwhile, God is outside of time and knows our hearts.
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Novena opportunities for the month of May
Novena opportunities for the month of May
By The Catholic Nurse
We pray directly to God's figurative ear. Novenas are traditional prayers over 9 consecutive days. They are powerful opportunities to invoke the intercession of our favorite saints -- those who earned God's literal ear.
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May 2026 Feast Days and Holy Reminders
May 2026 Feast Days and Holy Reminders
By The Catholic Philadelphian
May 2026 will bring about the waning weeks of our Easter celebration. We also commemorate the Blessed Mother throughout the month.
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Traditions as a Bridge - How Fiesta Days Connect Us to God and to Others
Traditions as a Bridge - How Fiesta Days Connect Us to God and to Others
By BJ Gonzalvo
Feast Days pause our busy calendars to turn our hearts back toward God and one another.
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Are You A Doubting Thomas? The Challenge of Believing Without Seeing.
Are You A Doubting Thomas? The Challenge of Believing Without Seeing.
By Christopher Castagnoli
Do you have doubts about Christ’s Divinity or His Resurrection? Reflect on an avalanche of evidence to be among those Blessed who have not seen and yet believe!
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Double plenary indulgence for Divine Mercy Sunday
Double plenary indulgence for Divine Mercy Sunday
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
Few know about this important revelation approved by the Church. By sharing it, many souls could be freed from Purgatory!
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The Holy Eucharist: A Piece of Heaven on Earth
The Holy Eucharist: A Piece of Heaven on Earth
By Beatrix Turajski
Explore the history of Eucharistic adoration, the power of the Blessed Sacrament and Jesus' Last Supper, and the biggest Eucharistic debate.
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Risen Indeed!
Risen Indeed!
By Richard Maffeo
Christ's resurrection is the lynchpin of true Christianity. Without it, nothing the Church teaches about sin, righteousness, and judgment has any value.
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He is Risen, Alleluia!
He is Risen, Alleluia!
By Janet Cassidy
May the hope that comes with the resurrection lift your heart today
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Life is Triumphant
Life is Triumphant
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Life conquers deaths
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Who Was At The Empty Tomb?
Who Was At The Empty Tomb?
By Bryan J Dickerson
On the morning of Easter Sunday, Jesus is risen. There are four groups of persons (human and angelic) at the Empty Tomb on that glorious morning. Their experiences are varied and stand in stark contrast to the experiences of those who witnessed Jesus's Crucifixion just three days prior.
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