Jesus Christ’s Perfect Letter of Love
Mark C. McCann
February 10, AD2019
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What does it mean to love? It seems like a simple question. In a very real sense, for a believer in Jesus Christ, it is
Lent: A Holy Pause that Shakes the Soul
Mark C. McCann
February 19, AD2018
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When the Lamb opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. (Revelation 8:1) There is a deep need within
Catholicism is Love
Cecily Lowe
January 25, AD2018
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As I wrote a few months ago, I’m very grateful to be Catholic. However, having practiced the Faith (at least on paper) for my whole
Seeing Faces: A Call to Have the Eyes of a Shepherd
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
November 13, AD2017
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No Faceless Crowd Before Jesus When we read, study, and pray with the Gospels it is important for us to remember who is the audience
I Object to Evil Profanation
Edward Monti
June 5, AD2017
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I object to the profanation of sacred images and sacramentals in cinema. I have been writing about and meditating on the power of the Holy
A Devotional: We Have the Victory in Christ
Anne DeSantis
May 4, AD2017
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“But thanks be to God, who has given us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” -1 Corinthians 15 Victory in Christ There is much
Humility vs. Humiliation: The Lessons of Christ and St. Francis
Gabriel Garnica
March 20, AD2017
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I disagree with those who describe Our Lord’s Passion experience as humiliating, because I believe that they are merely projecting their perception of that situation
Slivers
Nathaniel Lauer
January 31, AD2017
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I had a love-hate relationship with my mother’s tweezers and sewing needles growing up. I always ran to my mom when I so often would
The Mass: To Know, To Love, To Serve
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
September 24, AD2016
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How does the Mass compete? The scenes from World Youth Day in Poland give hope that all is not lost. There is still a zeal
Why the Prince of Peace Divides Us
Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg
August 28, AD2016
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Christ is known as the Prince of Peace; as God the Son, through Whom “all things were made” (Nicene Creed), it is He alone who
Genealogy and the God Family
Deacon Greg Lambert
August 3, AD2016
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There is quite a bit of interest these days in genealogy. Websites like Ancestry.com offer their extensive databases and resources to trace a family’s lineage.
Why Being Kind Is Important
Anne DeSantis
July 10, AD2016
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A Message from the Pope Two years ago in 2014, Pope Francis made the following statement at his Angelus Address at St. Peter’s Square, Vatican
Discovering the Transformational Love of Christ
Anne DeSantis
June 29, AD2016
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Discovering the transformational love of Christ is something that sounds challenging for some of us. Maybe for others, it seems to be an easier task.
The Eucharist: Overcoming the Forbidden Fruit
Ray Sullivan
April 13, AD2016
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There is so much to be said about the Eucharist. It is Christ’s supreme gift of Himself to mankind. We can never truly thank God
Personalizing the Passion, Part Two
Ray Sullivan
March 25, AD2016
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Last year, I wrote an article called Personalizing the Passion. After much thought, I decided to follow up on that article with a slightly different
Are We, As Church, A Receptive Bride?
Lilla Marie Lottinger
March 13, AD2016
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“I have a desire for something more in my life” I often hear. It is an echo of the deepest ache within, that insatiable hunger for
Men Must Know Jesus Christ
Matthew James Christoff
February 8, AD2016
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There is a serious Catholic “man crisis”. Large numbers of men have left the Church and the majority of men who remain are lukewarm. The
Living Each Season with Christ
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
November 3, AD2015
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For much of my adult life I have lived in areas that really offered only three of the four seasons. In the Deep South summer
Discipulorum Christi: Students of Christ
Cynthia Millen
October 31, AD2015
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Latin is a delectable puzzle of never-ending wordplay, deeper meanings, and historical wonder. My students like to learn it because it is filled with innumerable
Taking a Stand at the Crossroads
Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg
July 20, AD2015
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The recent United States Supreme Court decision declaring by man’s authority that two people of the same sex have the right to marry in all
Ignore Those Walls!
John C. Connell
May 29, AD2015
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We live in a hectic, deadline driven world. Whether at work or home, things are either speeding towards us from all sides, or we are
Is Christ the Head of Your Home?
Michelle Fritz
October 1, AD2014
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My husband called on his way home from work, tired and hungry. He had been in Atlanta since before the sun came up, and now