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Saint Rita
Saint Rita
By Marianne Giltner
Saint Rita
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Miles for Mercy: A Marathon Run.
Miles for Mercy: A Marathon Run.
By Marc with Hope
Hope after suicide? : A faith-filled Marathon to share healing, prayer, and mercy.
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Reclaiming Wonder and Awe
Reclaiming Wonder and Awe
By Tony Jesse
Our digitized world is stripping away our children's sense of wonder and discovery. We can look a liturgy soaked in mystery to reclaim children's wonder.
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Can the Church Thrive Without Business Acumen? Rethinking Leadership in Ecclesial and Non-Profit Settings
Can the Church Thrive Without Business Acumen? Rethinking Leadership in Ecclesial and Non-Profit Settings
By Dr. Mark B. Amelang, MBA, EdD
This piece explores the growing need for business and administrative training among clergy and leaders of mission-driven organizations. The article argues that effective pastoral leadership today requires more than spiritual formation; it also demands competence in finance, management, and organizational stewardship. Without it, the Church risks undermining both its witness and effectiveness.
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Have you any unclaimed legacies?
Have you any unclaimed legacies?
By Fr. Francis Maple
Jesus has left us His legacy of Peace. Have we claimed it?
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Two Pope Leo's
Two Pope Leo's
By Tom Stidl
An article asking for prayers for Pope Leo XIV from many sources
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Did Jesus have "Favorite" people?
Did Jesus have "Favorite" people?
By Eileen Renders
As Catholics, as Christians, as God's people, many of us are curious and have questions. Here I offer one answer
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AI Cannot Know God; AI Cannot Love Truth
AI Cannot Know God; AI Cannot Love Truth
By Patricia Hershwizky, Ed.S
“Antiqua et Nova,” (Ancient and New), 1/28/2025 examines the relationship between artificial intelligence and human intelligence. This insightful and comprehensive document raises numerous salient points and concerns about Artificial Intelligence (AI), and as it extends from the Industrial Revolution upon which St. Pope Leo XIII expounded upon in Rerum Novarum
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United Hearts of Jesus and Mary Litany
United Hearts of Jesus and Mary Litany
By Stephen Steiniger
A chance to grow closer to God the Father through the United Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Four sections comprise this prayer. Three sections are requests to Jesus and Mary. The final section is a request to God the Father.
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Viva il Papa: A Young Catholic's Thoughts on the New Pope
Viva il Papa: A Young Catholic's Thoughts on the New Pope
By Hannah Blosser
The initial thoughts of a Catholic college student on the election of Pope Leo XIV and his first days as Pontiff. Looking forward in hope.
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It is when we feel rejected of forlorn that God;s Spirit is closest to us
It is when we feel rejected of forlorn that God;s Spirit is closest to us
By Ralph Hathaway
Feeling the Holy Spirit within us
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To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 7, Day 4 – As We Trust, We Become Shining Stars
To the Ends of the Earth: Legacy – Week 7, Day 4 – As We Trust, We Become Shining Stars
By Mark C. McCann
As we learn to put our trust in Jesus, we need to let our light shine before the whole world.
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Love
Love
By JFF III
Poem on today’s Gospel
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The Power of Almsgiving: Why Fewer Catholics Do It Today
The Power of Almsgiving: Why Fewer Catholics Do It Today
By Terri Thomas
Almsgiving is so important, but as a Catholic in today’s world, it’s hard to know who we can trust to give our money to.
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The Incorruptibles
The Incorruptibles
By Marianne Giltner
The Incorruptibles
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Trouble in Paradise?
Trouble in Paradise?
By Janet Cassidy
Current concerns
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My.Big Fat Greek Vocabulary
My.Big Fat Greek Vocabulary
By Gary Sullivan
During the Inauguration Mass of Pope Leo XIV, the Gospel reading was proclaimed in both Latin and Greek, a symbolic act representing the Catholic Church's unity of both Western and Eastern traditions. Here are five Greek words every Catholic should know.
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