Some Wisdom from John of the Cross
Today at Holy Hour I read this passage in “The Living Flame of Love,” by St. John of the Cross: He [The Holy Spirit] touches
Ryan Kraeger
December 14, AD 2023
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Art
Sacramental Vision: Seeing God’s Handiwork in Everything
There is so much in the world for us all if we only have the eyes to see it, and the heart to love it,
Jean Elizabeth Seah
December 2, AD 2023
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Columnists
Chosen by Jesus to Proclaim the Good News: One Filipino Family’s Call to Missionary Life
By Joseph Anthony Here at Family Missions Company (FMC) we are constantly blessed to see the transforming power of the Gospel! When our missionaries share
Family Missions Company
September 28, AD 2023
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Books
The Eucharistic Revival Project
We are grateful to share our editor-in-chief, Christina M. Sorrentino’s, excerpt from Chapter 5: The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist of Missio Dei’s
Christina M. Sorrentino
August 21, AD 2023
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Columnists
Silence and the Eucharist
The chapel was still and dark as we filed in, hushed, almost on tiptoe. The first sight we registered in our dim surroundings was the
Kasia I.
August 13, AD 2023
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Columnists
Feast of Our Lady Queen of Angels: The Pardon of Assisi
Blessed feast of Our Lady Queen of Angels! If you are ever in Assisi, you will be met with a peculiar sight upon entering the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
August 2, AD 2023
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Columnists
I Am Both Martha and Mary
The Gospel of Luke tells us of the dilemma faced by Martha and Mary – the choice between daily responsibilities and spiritual nourishment. This ageless
Birgit Jones
July 29, AD 2023
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Columnists
Getting the Eucharist
Roughly six months after my conversion, I had what I like to think of as my first real “revelation” surrounding Church teaching—specifically the Eucharist. I
Matthew Tyson
July 27, AD 2023
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Columnists
Living for the Weekend
We all know people – in fact you may be one of those people – who live for the weekend. Every work place has people
Bernard Toutounji
July 15, AD 2023
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Columnists
Tested By Fire – But I’m Still Catholic
“In this you rejoice, although now for a little while you may have to suffer through various trials, so that the genuineness of your faith,
Christina M. Sorrentino
July 7, AD 2023
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Columnists
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was prefigured in the sacrifices of the Old Testament, which had polyvalent significance. Animal and plant sacrifices were used
Jean Elizabeth Seah
July 6, AD 2023
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Columnists
On Thomas, Doubt, and Being an Outsider
Have you ever felt like an outsider amongst a group of people who all shared a similar experience? Sat awkwardly in the background as they
Olivia Spears
July 3, AD 2023
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Columnists
Breaking the Silence on Abuse in the Convent
*This article includes the real stories of women who have taken the time to share their testimonies for the good of the Church, and to
Christina M. Sorrentino
June 28, AD 2023
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Columnists
Speaking the Truth in Love
The 57th World Day of Social Communication 2023 focuses on the theme of “Speaking with the heart – The truth in love,” which is based
Fr. Gerald Musa
May 24, AD 2023
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Books
The Silence of Mary vs Endō’s “Silence”
In the Martin Scorsese film Silence, based on the book by Shūsaku Endō, the Jesuit protagonists face a terrible choice: to renounce their faith and
Jean Elizabeth Seah
May 14, AD 2023
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Columnists
Mary: Model of the Theological Virtues
In my youth, I prayed the rosary with my grandmother or other ladies from the parish after daily Mass. Before the first three Hail Marys,
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
May 12, AD 2023
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Apologetics
Lukewarm Catholicism Cannot Be an Option
“But because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold, not hot, I will begin to vomit thee out of my mouth.” (Rev. 3:16) There is much
Christina M. Sorrentino
April 29, AD 2023
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Columnists
The In-Between
At the end of January 2023, I embarked on a new journey. To be honest, I was completely unsure what the significance of this new
Kat Larson
April 20, AD 2023
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Columnists
St. Joseph
I was born on Saint Joseph’s Day, March 19, in Saint Joseph’s Hospital at 12:17 a.m. In honor of this great saint, each year the first baby
Kat Larson
March 19, AD 2023
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Columnists
I Love My Job
According to the Conference Board research group only about 45 percent of Americans find satisfaction in their jobs. There are only 51 percent who have
Christina M. Sorrentino
March 12, AD 2023
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Columnists
Striving for Holiness as a Single Catholic Woman
“I want you to know that, when the Lord thinks of each of you and what he wants to give you, he sees you as
Christina M. Sorrentino
March 4, AD 2023
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