Prayer
Pruning Hurts
Once again, the Catholic Church has reached the point in its liturgical year called Ordinary Time. For most of my life, I have heard priests
Kat Larson
June 29, AD 2021
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Columnists
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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Columnists
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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Feasts
Heartburn
Last week we celebrated the birthday of the Church — Pentecost. I am amazed I looked forward to this feast day so much; sometimes it
Kat Larson
May 24, AD 2021
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New Media
Vocations Boston Releases “Scivias” Video Series as a Guide for Discernment
Archdiocese of Boston Revives Interest in Priestly Vocations with Powerful Video Series Vocations Boston Releases “Scivias” As a Guide for Discernment Boston, MA —
Carrie Kline
April 16, 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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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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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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Family
How My Fitness Became a Prayer
Guest post by Karen Pullano. Back in another lifetime, when my husband and I had just our four little girls, I was working at the
Guest Writer
October 30, AD 2020
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Apologetics
Glass Canvas Launches Tilma Platform to Move Dioceses from Maintenance to Mission
New revolutionary platform uses technology to drive real moments of engagement and encounter in an increasingly digital culture In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, faith-based
Carrie Kline
October 6, AD 2020
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Art
Radical Presence
“Our human understanding, which shares in the light of the divine intellect, can understand what God tells us by means of His creation, though not
Anja Renkes
September 11, AD 2020
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Prayer
A Consumeristic Faith
COVID-19 may have exposed how we Catholics make our faith about us: Let’s be honest. One of the greatest gifts that the Lord has given
Nicholas Lee
August 27, AD 2020
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Prayer
Have Pity on Me
He who has no friend, has God, says an Egyptian proverb. We run to God when we find ourselves in desperate situations. Therefore, it is
Fr. Gerald Musa
August 17, AD 2020
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Prayer
27 Days of Petition
There are times in my life when I need to fall on my knees at the Lord’s feet and humbly ask for mercy. It has
Kat Larson
August 5, AD 2020
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Prayer
The Divine Office: The Prayer of the Church
Why I feel that all parishes should pray the Divine Office before or during the Daily Mass: I wrote in February about the Divine Office,
Nicholas Lee
July 29, AD 2020
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Prayer
Priceless Treasure of the Kingdom
An English proverb says, the highest treasures (values) cost no money and are priceless. Some years ago, some men were on their way home, and
Fr. Gerald Musa
July 28, AD 2020
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Career
Wisdom
I’ll never forget the first time I told anyone that I was thinking about becoming a priest. I was 14 years old, and my best
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 27, AD 2020
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Prayer
Imagination or Intellect: Teresa’s Reminder for Our Times
In her journal of divine wisdom, St. Teresa of Ávila instructs her sisters to “not blame the soul for what a weak imagination, human nature
Harry Scherer
June 17, AD 2020
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Life
When My Best Isn’t Enough
Okay, I must confess: I like to be self-sufficient. It’s nice when you know what to do, have a schedule in hand, know what’s happening,
Marissa Standage
June 3, AD 2020
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Life
Loving the Lord in the Midst of Distractions
Okay, take a deep breath, it’s time for quiet prayer with the Lord. After the appointment this morning, I still haven’t finished with that project,
Marissa Standage
May 28, AD 2020
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Prayer
Personal and Communal Prayer
We relate to God through prayers, and these prayers can be personal or communal. A typical example of personal prayer is found in the Gospel
Fr. Gerald Musa
May 25, AD 2020
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