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That’s the Way It Is
When you want it the most There’s no easy way out When you’re ready to go And your heart’s left in doubt Don’t give up
Kat Larson
July 21, AD 2021
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Intuition
The illative sense, known by another Philosophy is tightly linked to a type of intuition that stems from virtue. Intuitive knowing in this regard, as
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
July 9, AD 2021
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Maria Goretti, Pier Giorgio Frassati, and Freedom
This week we celebrate the feasts of two great saints. July 4 was the feast of our patron, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, and today, July
Erin Cain
July 6, AD 2021
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Indwelling Trinity
When Cardinal Timothy Dolan was a young priest, he was in charge of running an RCIA program for adults who wanted to convert and become
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 5, AD 2021
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What Constitutes Our Identity?
Philosophically there is much attention to the concept of identity. In sacred scripture the same is the case. What constitutes our identity? In the philosophy
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 25, AD 2021
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Servant Leadership
This world continues its descent into chaos. Every morning I have to actively resist not falling prey to fear. The news is all about terrorism;
Kat Larson
June 18, AD 2021
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A Relationship with Christ
I’ve been reflecting on this lately: it’s easier to speak to our culture about having a “personal relationship” with Christ than delving right into the
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 16, AD 2021
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Looking at the Fruits
People, once they taste bad fruit, will be less than likely to pick from the same tree. The Church is full of rotten fruit these
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 15, AD 2021
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Faith and Works
Instruction is like a bottle of oil handed to you. The oil will make the mechanisms of yourself move with ease, remain healthy, and safeguard
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 14, AD 2021
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Apologetics
The Art of “Accompaniment “
The art of “accompaniment” is a pastoral effort to bring others into a conforming and abiding relationship with Jesus. However, a little theology can help
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 7, AD 2021
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The Vice of Anger
When I’ve struggled with “anger” in the past, I’ve often thought, in the moment, that I was being reasonable. Nonetheless, more often than not, I’ve
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
June 3, AD 2021
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Novenas: The Mathematical Harmonies of Prayer
And which of you, if he ask his father bread, will he give him a stone? or a fish, will he for a fish give
Jean Elizabeth Seah
May 29, AD 2021
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Mysterious
When I was growing up, I thought it would be so cool to have that mysterious persona–a dark figure everyone noticed but no one really
Kat Larson
May 26, AD 2021
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The Problem of Evil
Often when dealing with the problem of evil, we look at: The Philosophical Argument (God does not cause evil; the difference between natural and caused
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
May 20, AD 2021
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Called to Be Holy
A few years ago, I spent a week in Fatima on pilgrimage. It was beautiful to be there in such a holy place, where you
Fr. Joseph Gill
May 11, AD 2021
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Merciful Doubt
The new calendar year officially began in January and the new liturgical year started even before that. Nevertheless, the new Easter season seems to hold
Kat Larson
April 16, AD 2021
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The Joy of St. Joseph
Consider what St. Joseph must have known, when the prophesy spoke about Mary’s suffering? It was though he wasn’t there. He had to come to
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
April 14, AD 2021
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Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
My heart is overwhelmed, my pity is stirred. I will not give vent to my blazing anger, I will not destroy Ephraim again; For I
Erin Cain
June 19, AD 2020
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Holy Disturbance
On Corpus Christi last year, the homily focused on how humans have this never-ending desire for satisfaction. If I only look to worldly goods to
Kat Larson
June 11, AD 2020
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The Comfortability of the Uncomfortable
Each passing day I find myself becoming more comfortable living in an uncomfortable place. I started this period of quarantine committed to not letting myself
Kat Larson
May 5, AD 2020
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Truth & Lies
St. Athanasius, pray for us! Just like St. Peter in Acts, St. Athanasius was a Saint who was caught in fierce theological battle with his
Noel Ethan Tan
May 2, AD 2020
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