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Love is difficult when tested.
By Fr. Francis Maple
Looking forward to the coming of the Holy Spirit.
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Don't talk of love, show me.
By Fr. Francis Maple
The question is not just about loving your neighbour - show it in your life.
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Rogue One: Lessons of Sacrificial Love and Surrender
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Rogue One was released in 2016. It offered messages of faith as it correlates faith and Christ's Paschal Mystery
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On the Way to the Father’s House
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Powerful words of preparation to enter the faaster's house from a priest killed in the Dachau Concentration Camp
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Second-Class Children
By Richard Maffeo
Why is it so many Christians think of themselves as second-class children?
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Socialism and the Gospel of Envy
By The Catholic Philadelphian
America is inching closer to communism's kissing cousin, socialism.
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You shouldn't always follow your dreams
By Adam Charles Hovey
And don't make vows you can't keep
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Is Christianity a Crutch for the Weak?
By Sebastian R. Fama
It might be weakness that brings you to God. But weakness won't keep you there.
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St Joseph the Worker
By Jose Antonio Ponce
St. Joseph the worker is that St. Joseph and more.
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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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Protestants Argue that Christians Cannot Merit Supernatural Rewards Because that Negates the “Finished Work of Christ”? How Wrong They Are!
By Terri Thomas
Can we perform supernatural meritorious actions? Doesn’t that negate the “finished work of Christ”? Read the following four sources to learn the answers to these questions.
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Show Us the Father: Reflections on the Readings for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
Jesus tells us, "I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through me." In a similar vein last week He told us that He was both the Gate and the Gatekeeper. If we are willing to follow Him and keep His commandments He will prepare a place for us as He told the apostles.
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Holy Eucharist; "The Life" among lives
By Ralph Hathaway
Only through the Body and Blood of Christ
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"Jesus wept" for a man about to rise. What else is going on here?
By The Catholic Nurse
The God who grieves ...
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Good News!
By Janet Cassidy
Stop blaming God for punishing you!
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The Mysterious Entity of the Wisdom of God and its Profundity for everyone
By Ralph Hathaway
God's Wisdom was with him in eternity
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Our hope in the risen Christ
By Adam Charles Hovey
We discuss our hope in the Resurrection
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