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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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He Doesn’t Take a Bow
He Doesn’t Take a Bow
By Debbie Field
The Life Few People See
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Our Lady's Latest Message from Medjugorje.
Our Lady's Latest Message from Medjugorje.
By Stephen Clark
Our Lady's Latest Message from Medjugorje.
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I Know My Sheep: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
I Know My Sheep: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
The gospel readings for the fourth Sunday of Easter always come from Chapter 10 of John's gospel, the Good Shepherd discourse. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, “The Good Shepherd ought to be the model and ‘form’ of the bishop’s pastoral office.” (896)
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Is The Lord in Our Midst or Not?
Is The Lord in Our Midst or Not?
By Michael Seagriff
Are we too not chronic complainers? Are we not as blind and obstinately self-centered, disobedient and untrusting as were the wandering Jews?
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Gen Z Catholics Feel Lonely. We Need Parishes To Help.
Gen Z Catholics Feel Lonely. We Need Parishes To Help.
By Claire Turner
Gen Z Catholics want community but struggle to find it because parish information is often outdated or hard to locate. Clear digital communication, updated websites, and consistent event listings make it much easier for young adults to participate and stay connected. If parishes want to help Gen Z stay active in the Church, they need to meet them online.
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A Call for More Married Priests
A Call for More Married Priests
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
Married Priests would be one answer to the shortage of shepherds.
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April 2026 Feast Days and Holy Reminders
April 2026 Feast Days and Holy Reminders
By The Catholic Philadelphian
April 2026 will bring about the Easter season and new life for the church through the Paschal Mystery
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Corporal Work of Mercy Part 6: Visit the Imprisoned
Corporal Work of Mercy Part 6: Visit the Imprisoned
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The sixth Corporal Work of Mercy calls us to remember those imprisoned
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Accompanied Olive Tree
Accompanied Olive Tree
By Lisa Livezey
Author Lisa Livezey offer a metaphor for Christian companionship,
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The Host-burned hands of Purgatory
The Host-burned hands of Purgatory
By The Catholic Nurse
St Veronica Giuliani is credited with visions of purgatorial souls seeking prayers for burning hands due to irreverent handling of the Holy Eucharist. What are modern implications for Eucharistic ministers and Holy Communion in the hand?
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Corporal Work of Mercy Pt 5: Visit the Sick
Corporal Work of Mercy Pt 5: Visit the Sick
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The fifth Corporal Work of Mercy
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Corporal Work of Mercy Pt. 4: Shelter the Homeless
Corporal Work of Mercy Pt. 4: Shelter the Homeless
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The fourth work of mercy, shelter the homeless
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Freedom and Faith: A Pilgrimage Through America’s Catholic and Historic Heritage
Freedom and Faith: A Pilgrimage Through America’s Catholic and Historic Heritage
By Dr. Anne DeSantis
Dr. Anne DeSantis makes an invitation to join the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for the “Freedom and Faith America” pilgrimage, a special journey honoring the 250th anniversary of the United States. This inspiring pilgrimage will bring participants to some of the nation’s most important Catholic and historical sites while offering time for prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
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The Forgotten Discipline: Why Catholic Men Need Ritual Again
The Forgotten Discipline: Why Catholic Men Need Ritual Again
By Ken Galli
In a fast and distracted world, many Catholic men feel that something essential has been lost. The ancient rituals of the Church may hold the key to restoring purpose, discipline, and deeper faith.
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A Gentle Whisperer; A Powerful Advocate
A Gentle Whisperer; A Powerful Advocate
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
The late Dr. Paul Thigpen, a prolific writer and speaker, will be remembered for how he and his love of Catholicism influenced thousands of lives. However, it was in his everyday encounters at the Parish level with persons that converted whole families for which he will be held hearts and souls long into the future.
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