Spirituality
Loving God
One of the errors I’ve run into is to believe that we only are to love those in need of love. It’s a view that
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
April 9, AD 2021
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Religion
The Virtues
One time I was teaching a group of eighth-graders about sin. One boy raised his hand and said, “I really don’t want to sin. Would
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 8, AD 2021
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Prayer
A “Little Miracle” – The Time When God Sent Me a Priest
“He made them, the vicars of His love.” (St. Ambrose) The golden, autumn sunlight glistened upon the dewy morning grass as I walked upon the
Christina M. Sorrentino
April 7, AD 2021
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Feasts
Becoming a Saint
“…becoming a saint isn’t easy…just ask John Duns Scotus. Duns Scotus was a Scottish Franciscan priest and philosopher from the late 1200s. He was a
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 6, AD 2021
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Scripture
The Cross as Tree of Life
“The Old Rugged Cross” is the title of a well-known song written by George Bennard more than a century ago (1912). Afterwards, various famous artists,
Fr. Gerald Musa
April 2, AD 2021
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Feasts
New Mandate
Lord’s Supper (Last supper) is one of the most famous paintings in the world. There are different versions of this painting, but Leonardo da Vinci’s
Fr. Gerald Musa
April 1, AD 2021
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Scripture
The Road to Glory
Glory is attractive, but the cross is repulsive; we love to arrive at a destination called glory, but we often reject the narrow and thorny
Fr. Gerald Musa
March 24, AD 2021
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Life
Tilma Parish Creates Irresistible Parish Life By Aligning Resources Around Personal Encounters
Glass Canvas, a team of ministry-minded creatives and strategists, has created a game-changing new suite of digital tools called Tilma Parish, uniquely designed to meet
Carrie Kline
March 22, AD 2021
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Religion
Faith and Mercy
I really think it’s difficult to change the culture‘s attitude towards abortion without faith in Jesus Christ. First, let it be known that what I
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
March 19, AD 2021
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Religion
Returning to Mass — It’s Time
When I was teaching at a high school, a student came up to me and asked, “Why do you Catholics stand, sit, kneel, stand, sit,
Christina M. Sorrentino
January 14, AD 2021
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Apologetics
Book Review: ‘Persuasive Pro-Life’ by Trent Horn
Guest post by Ben Hutchinson. Abortion is one of the most controversial and, like it or not, awkward topics to discuss. So awkward in fact,
Guest Writer
January 13, AD 2021
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Feasts
Life with the Trinity “There” on the Mountain, in the Garden, through the Blood
The Lord descended in a cloud and Moses stood there with Him. ~ Exodus 34:5 There? Where? On Mount Sinai. This is where Moses stood
Br. John Joseph
January 8, AD 2021
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Movies
The Catholic Roots of Godzilla
Momoko Kochi was barely a year or two into her acting career when she got her big break playing the female lead in the very
Thomas Tan
January 7, AD 2021
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Scripture
A God Who Surprises
At that time, John summoned two of his disciples and sent them to the Lord to ask, “Are you the one who is to come,
Erin Cain
January 5, AD 2021
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Entertainment
Ultraman’s Benediction
Per signum Crucis de inimicis nostris libera nos, Deus noster. Growing up in the ’70s, Ultraman was the most popular superhero on TV. Like every
Thomas Tan
January 1, AD 2021
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Sacraments
Is Virtual Mass Sufficient?
Is virtual Mass and attendance physically the same? Are they simply different ways of praying? If you can’t sing at Mass and mingle with others,
Nick Chui
December 31, AD 2020
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Career
Experiencing God’s Guidance in Times of Uncertainty
The feeling remains that God is on the journey, too. ~ Saint Teresa of Ávila I would like to share my personal experience of how
Bryne Moses Salvator
December 30, AD 2020
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Sacraments
Duty Calls, ‘To Each One His Work’: ἐξουσία
Take heed, watch; for you do not know when the time will come. It is like a man going on a journey, when he leaves
Br. John Joseph
December 28, AD 2020
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Feasts
He Is With Us
As the world was shutting down this past April due to coronavirus, prisons and hospitals and nursing homes became fortresses, with no-one allowed in or
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 25, AD 2020
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Feasts
Rejoice!
As Advent draws to a close, hope arises in anticipation of our Savior’s birth. However, as my pastor reached the ambo to begin his homily,
Kat Larson
December 24, AD 2020
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Family
A Divine Master Plan
When people get married, everyone expects pregnancy to occur right away, and when there is a delay in this, anxiety and questions begin to set
Fr. Gerald Musa
December 23, AD 2020
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