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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Feasts
The Righteous, Chaste and Hidden Heart of Saint Joseph
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary is well known in the Catholic world, and is practiced extensively. It
Br. John Joseph
May 19, AD 2021
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Columnists
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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Scripture
Restless Hearts
Our heart is constantly seeking a place to rest, and we know it needs rest, but where can our Spirit lay its head? The disposition
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
May 8, AD 2021
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Life
A Love Story
St. John of the Cross introduced the concept of the “Dark Night of the Soul.” The assumption is that if someone endures such a “dark
Kat Larson
May 6, AD 2021
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Spirituality
Root Ourselves in Him
Personas are probably one of the worst things that can poison one’s faith, inhibit discernment, and lead to errors. When we identify, fundamentally, as anything
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
May 3, AD 2021
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Life
A Little Bit Longer…and I’ll Be Fine
This was the title of a song composed by a well-known band of brothers, also known as the Jonas Brothers. They became popular while I
Kat Larson
April 27, AD 2021
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Spirituality
Confidence in Our Identity as Christians
I think when we enter into a cancel culture that will not be open to discussing different views because they are automatically contrary to the
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
April 19, 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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Columnists
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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Feasts
Ministers of Mercy
My friend Fr. Cyril Ibeh of Sokoto Diocese calls the Sacrament of Confession a “Tribunal of Mercy.” He sees the spiritual exercise commonly known as
Fr. Gerald Musa
April 11, AD 2021
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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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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 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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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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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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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
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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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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