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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Writing the Passion by Our Lives
We are now living in a time of faith. The Holy Spirit writes no more gospels except in our hearts. All we do, from moment to moment, is live this new Gospel of the Holy Spirit. We, if we are … Continue reading
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A Virtual Holy Week Homily
By Heather King I thought about that for awhile. I started thinking about the kind of homily I’d give if I were a priest. Now don’t get me wrong: I love priests. I have no desire to be a priest. … Continue reading
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Same-sex unions, faith and defining marriage
The Meaning of Marriage March 25, 2013 R. R. Reno Our society seems determined to redefine marriage. To a great degree that’s already completed. Contraception has largely removed fertility from the sexual unions of men and women. No-fault divorce has … Continue reading
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Faith and Fear
By Guest Blogger Christopher Bourne Fear…the ultimate robber of joy. We’ve all experienced it from time to time, whether it is the short-lived, self-inflicted type on a 60-second roller coaster ride, or the kind that causes the body and even … Continue reading
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Peggy Noonan on Two Popes’ Elections
Peggy Noonan for Pope Benedict: There were many moving and dramatic moments in Rome two days ago, but this is the one I think I’ll remember: the sight of them running. Did you see them running to St. Peter’s Square … Continue reading
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Interior Redecorating for Holy Week
Making this Week Holy, by the late Sr. Thea Bowman c/o Rocco Palmo Let us resolve to make this week holy by claiming Christ’s redemptive grace and by living holy lives. The Word became flesh and redeemed us by his … Continue reading
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Authentic Missionaries of the Poor
Can the culture of life take root and flourish in the very midst of the culture of death? This crucial question is answered in the affirmative by the Missionaries of the Poor, one of the fastest growing religious orders in … Continue reading
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Three Core Faith Ideas
By Guest Blogger Peter Kreeft Ideas are more precious than diamonds. The three most precious ideas I have ever discovered all concern the love of God. None of them is original. But every one is revolutionary. None of them came from me. … Continue reading
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Pre-Popal Lenten Proclamation
Here is a translation of the Lenten message by Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio for the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires. It was dated Feb. 13, one month before his election to the See of Peter as Pope Francis. Read more…
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Catholic Springtime 