A Recipe for a Fruitful Retreat
Rob Marco
October 29, AD2021
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As a spouse and father of three, it can sometimes feel like a guilty luxury to get away to attend to your spiritual needs. If
God Speaks to Us, But Do We Take Time To Listen?
Dom Cingoranelli
July 3, AD2021
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God speaks to us–makes Himself known to us–in Scripture. Many want to know God better, more intimately, more closely. Yet a question often remains—just how
Lessons in Quarantine from The Desert Fathers
Masha Goepel
April 24, AD2020
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The holy men and women who lived through dark periods of challenge and uncertainty can guide and counsel us with their wisdom. Their words are
The Making of an Apologist Through Poetry
Mark C. McCann
February 13, AD2020
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Always be prepared to make a defense to any one who calls you to account for the hope that is in you, yet do it
Richard Kimble and Jesus: The Fugitive and Our Freedom
Mark C. McCann
August 3, AD2019
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Recently I began binge-watching one of my all-time favorite TV shows, The Fugitive (QM Productions, 1963-67), which tells the story of Dr. Richard Kimble (David
You Can Overcome Loneliness
Christopher Reilly
July 16, AD2019
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Loneliness can be distressing and deeply painful. I know. I have experienced it often. We all experience loneliness at times in our lives. People we
Retreat: Advance Spiritually Through Time in Solitude
Dom Cingoranelli
March 28, AD2019
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Every year at Lent, the Gospel for the First Sunday of Lent tells us the story of Christ’s time in the desert. Jesus began His
Solitude Among Millions
Sean Morrisroe
June 1, AD2017
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After dropping off my son at school, I usually go running at the local park. This park is quite unusual in the Los Angeles area.
The Theology of the Body: Part II
Jim Dougherty
April 10, AD2017
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theology of the body I have been waiting impatiently for the “theological timebomb set to go off.” This was George Weigel’s assessment of The Theology
The Still, Small Voice in the Desert Days
Mark C. McCann
April 1, AD2017
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When we were born, the first thing we most likely heard was the soft, sweet voice of our mothers. It was tender and comforting, the
A Difficult Lent
Autumn Jones
April 15, AD2015
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“We had the experience but missed the meaning, / And approach to the meaning restores the experience / In a different form, beyond any meaning