Feasts
God’s Got This
One day a few years ago, I had just finished Mass when a parent of one of our youth group kids came up to me.
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 20, AD 2024
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Career
You Are Autumn
Still I notice You when change begins, and I’m braced for colder winds I’ll offer thanks for what has been & what’s to come, You
Sarah Babbs
November 18, AD 2024
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Life
The Maternity of Consecrated Life
As we are approaching the anniversary of the last apparition of Fatima, and the ‘Miracle of the Sun’ on October 13th, I find myself reflecting
Christina M. Sorrentino
November 16, AD 2024
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Life
ACS Technologies Explores What Makes a Parish “Warm and Friendly” in New Survey
New Survey from ACS Technologies Reveals Key Ways for Parishes to Make People Feel Welcome Measurement of “Warm and Friendly Encounters” in new survey can
Carrie Kline
November 13, AD 2024
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Life
St. Peter’s Fall
Have you ever wished that you had been born in Ancient Israel and had been of the age to see Christ in person? Can you
Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg
November 13, AD 2024
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Sacraments
Hope of Another
There are times when I speak the word of God and feel as though I am speaking gibberish. I wonder if anyone could understand the
Kat Larson
November 12, AD 2024
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Life
The Beauty of (Our) Fall
We as Christians are called to a life of death and resurrection. Dying to ourselves, dying to our sin, dying to our desires.
Emma King
November 11, AD 2024
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Columnists
Memento Mori – ‘Remember Your Death’
“Death would have no great terrors for you if you had a quiet conscience … Then why not keep clear of sin instead of running
Christina M. Sorrentino
November 10, AD 2024
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Religion
Good to the Last Drop
It’s funny how your life can change in an instant with something that seems so small, so insignificant. In 1906, a 12-year-old Polish boy named
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 9, AD 2024
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Mary
Motherhood Full of Grace
There have been certain times in my life when I felt uncomfortable about my relationship with Mary. And by Mary I mean the mother of God.
Cindy Bird
November 7, AD 2024
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Columnists
Family, State, and Union: Pope Leo Was Right
Imagine you are the pope. The previous half-century has seen the rise of many radical political movements and systems of thought hostile to the Church.
Jason Hall
November 5, AD 2024
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Spirituality
The Spirit of St. Charles Borromeo
In the opening collect for the Memorial of St. Charles Borromeo, the Church prayed, “Preserve in the midst of your people, we ask, O Lord,
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
November 4, AD 2024
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Columnists
Constantine: Saint or Sinner?
In the Bible, when the Israelites lose a battle, they ask: What have we done to offend God? Who slept with his sister? Who stole
Mary Proffit Kimmel
November 3, AD 2024
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Feasts
All Saints Day: One Thing Necessary
You’ve probably seen “clickbait” everywhere on the Internet. For the uninitiated, “clickbait” refers to a headline that is purposely sensational, so that you click on
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 1, AD 2024
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Family
Halloween in our Catholic home
Somewhere between the occult and harvest parties lies what Halloween could and should be. I used to think that I had to keep all ghosts,
Bonnie Engstrom
October 31, AD 2024
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Columnists
Eternity
Life seems to be speeding up. I especially noticed this acceleration during the past year when I moved to New Jersey from New York City,
Kat Larson
October 30, AD 2024
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Columnists
Impossible
About ten days ago, the Lord led me to the adoration chapel at my local church. It was late in the evening, and I was
Kat Larson
October 28, AD 2024
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Mary
The Rosary Explained
Many people are wondering why Catholics hold those beads called the Rosary in their hands and what’s the real inspiration behind them. In this
Godwin Delali Adadzie
October 27, AD 2024
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Mary
Behold Thy Mother
It’s fascinating to see throughout history, the influence of the serpent in both culture and religion. How many prominent civilizations, some devilishly dominant and so technologically advanced for
John Caballero
October 25, AD 2024
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Columnists
Enjoying Ignitum Today? Donate Now!
Salve friends, Catholics, my brothers and sisters in Christi! After a respectable two days, the last four days have paled in comparison in monthly donations.
Tito Edwards
October 23, AD 2024
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Columnists
Appearances
Curé d’Ambricourt: “I said to her, ‘Peace be with you,’ and she’d received that peace on her knees. What wonder, that one can give what
Jean Elizabeth Seah
October 23, AD 2024
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