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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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What Are You Looking At?
What Are You Looking At?
By Daniel Mark
What are you looking at?? It important to know this.
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Fulton J. Sheen: Family the Sanctuary of Dignity
Fulton J. Sheen: Family the Sanctuary of Dignity
By G.C. Stevenson
Pope Leo XIV's landmark encyclical Magnifica Humanitas has sounded the alarm: artificial intelligence threatens the dignity of the human person. But where does that dignity originate — and where must it be restored? Drawing on the prophetic social thought of Fulton J. Sheen, this essay argues that the crisis of human dignity in the age of AI is not new.
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Resurrected Faith
Resurrected Faith
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
I had to admit I love gardening, but I am not an expert at it like my father. My dad could make anything grow and produce vegetables that would feed an army. Me? I killed a cactus one time in college.
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No Turn on Red
No Turn on Red
By Anita Flynn
Too Many Right Turns on Red in Our Life?
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A Woman in a Woman's World
A Woman in a Woman's World
By Marie Hosdil
Musings about discomfort over others' expectations of what women enjoy.
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The unforgiven
The unforgiven
By Marianne Giltner
The unforgiven
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Sacredness in Ordinary Moments: Distance Does Not Mean Departure -The third in a series of Porchlight Reflections
Sacredness in Ordinary Moments: Distance Does Not Mean Departure -The third in a series of Porchlight Reflections
By Debbie Field
friends of caregivers
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One nation under God
One nation under God
By Marianne Giltner
One nation under God
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The Man With the Withered Hand
The Man With the Withered Hand
By Marie Hosdil
God's call and desire for us to be whole can meet opposition which needs to be confronted for the evil that it is.
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Sacred Friction
Sacred Friction
By Thomas Onyebuchi Igwe
Finding God through silence, sacrifice, prayer, and sacred spiritual resistance today.
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The Best Gift a Catholic Can Give A Miscarriage Parent
The Best Gift a Catholic Can Give A Miscarriage Parent
By Erinn Dimond
The best way to support a parent of a baby lost to miscarriage is to remember that child - and it is our Catholic duty to do so.
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Hunger and Vulnerability
Hunger and Vulnerability
By Marie Hosdil
A meditation on being vulnerable in life before God and surviving it.
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Meet that brand new morning!
Meet that brand new morning!
By Marianne Giltner
Meet that brand new day!
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Is God's Word true?
Is God's Word true?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It is common for all of us to question if the Bible is God's Word. Is God's Word true? Does God really exist? Am I just being fooled by some manmade religion that is based on a nonexistent God? I have to admit many of us, including myself, have struggled with those questions.
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Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday!
By Jonicis Saez Bulalacao
reflection
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Simple…or Complicated??
Simple…or Complicated??
By Anita Flynn
Are we making our prayer life too complicated?
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