Family
Time is Life
If time were merely money, we could perhaps afford to waste it. But time is life, and we don’t know how much of it we
Thomas Tan
December 22, AD 2020
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Scripture
Fulfillment of All Prophecies
Recently I read that there are over 500 different prophecies of Jesus in the Old Testament. I’m going to trust that statistic because I’m not
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 21, AD 2020
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Religion
Responding to Evil
Three ways to respond to Evil: Discern which you are thus called. Some evil must be endured, while other evils must be fought, and finally
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
December 18, AD 2020
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Life
The Lost Chain
The love of worldly possessions is a sort of bird-lime, which entangles the soul, and prevents it flying to God. ~ St. Augustine A few
Jean Elizabeth Seah
December 17, AD 2020
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Feasts
Just Call Me Ms. Scrooge
I grew up hearing the story of Mr. Scrooge as often as I heard the story of the birth of the Christ child. My grandmother
Kat Larson
December 16, AD 2020
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Religion
Fix Your Eyes on Me
Guest post by David Johnson, Taming the Wilds. I once heard a message in my soul as if it were Jesus speaking to me from
Guest Writer
December 15, AD 2020
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Health & Fitness
The 2020 Pandemic: The Staff that Guides Us Back
On March 9, 2020, all of Italy suddenly fell silent and stood still. The country saw a rapid rise of coronavirus cases, leaving the government
Marion Sarte
December 14, AD 2020
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Feasts
Joy That Can Never Be Taken Away
A lot of people have told me that they can’t wait until the year 2020 is over. For many, it’s been a tough year. It
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 13, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Multivalency of Scripture: A Contemporary Take (Part III)
In this final part of the series of essays on the multivalency of Scripture, I will explore the three worlds of the text model. Essentially,
Erwin Susanto
December 10, AD 2020
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Scripture
John the Baptist: An Ordinary Person with an Unpopular Message
Sometimes we think of a prophet as someone who walks angrily on the streets, with a long hair and a big bell warning people to
Fr. Gerald Musa
December 9, AD 2020
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Entertainment
OSV Talks Series Explores “What If They Don’t Come Back?” in Powerful New Release
A thought-provoking new release from OSV Innovation Talks featuring Dan Cellucci, CEO of Catholic Leadership Institute (CLI), examines the implications of potentially one-third of Catholics
Carrie Kline
December 8, AD 2020
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Religion
Caught Doing Good
It was pouring rain as 14-year-old Tyrea Pryor stood under an overhang outside of a grocery store. He happened to notice an elderly lady in
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 7, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Third Servant
In the parable of the ten gold coins, Jesus calls us to be good stewards of the gifts we’ve been given, to grow and develop
Erin Cain
December 4, AD 2020
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Politics
Please, Leave Our Mass Alone
Mass for me is not a once-a-week event. We are invited to come to the Table of the Lord each day to receive the Eucharist,
Christina M. Sorrentino
December 2, AD 2020
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Religion
The End of the Story
Every good story has a beginning, a middle, and an end. I guess that’s why they make so many trilogies, like The Lord of the
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 2, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Multivalency of Scripture: The Postmodern Rejection of Modernity (Part II)
In the first part of this series of essays, I discussed controversies surrounding how one is to interpret Scripture, whether the words of Scripture have
Erwin Susanto
December 1, AD 2020
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Feasts
Tear the Heavens and Come Down
The season of Advent is a season set aside for Christmas preparation. Usually, there are four Sundays of Advent before Christmas. The scripture readings selected
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 30, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Multivalency of Scripture: Its Rejection by Modernity (Part I)
What is the “Word of God”? It is always interesting to me to observe how a Christian uses the term “Word of God”. At the
Erwin Susanto
November 24, AD 2020
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Scripture
You Have Talent
There is a well-known Latin expression, ‘Ut saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent’, which means: often the greatest talent lies unseen. So, what talent have
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 20, AD 2020
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Scripture
Expectation and Vigilance
The people of Thessalonica were eagerly expecting the second coming of Jesus and it was their hope that Jesus would meet all of them alive
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 13, AD 2020
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Politics
The Opposition
There has been so much hate, anger, and lies surrounding this election. People are claiming this election will be the most important one they have
Kat Larson
November 12, AD 2020
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