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RECOGNIZING the voice of God, and RESPONDING to that voice.
RECOGNIZING the voice of God, and RESPONDING to that voice.
By Fr. Francis Maple
God is speaking to us through the Holy Spirit - but are we listening?
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Walking Our Long Road
Walking Our Long Road
By A. Buchanan
A Sunday gospel reflection for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, tying together the last three weeks of the Easter season and building toward Pentecost.
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Effective Evangelism
Effective Evangelism
By Richard Maffeo
"Make disciples of all nations." Here are some ways to be effective for Christ.
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Where in the Holy Bible does it say, "sola Scriptura?"
Where in the Holy Bible does it say, "sola Scriptura?"
By The Catholic Nurse
Please, let us unpack this with kindness ... for better understanding of each other's perceptions.
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"Here I am, send me ..."
"Here I am, send me ..."
By The Catholic Nurse
May 9 is the feast of the prophet Isaiah
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Why I don't write about private revelation
Why I don't write about private revelation
By Adam Charles Hovey
It's not that I don't believe it, I do, but, some people will go chasing a conspiracy theory about Fatima before they talk about Jesus
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You Don't Have Time for God?
You Don't Have Time for God?
By Sebastian R. Fama
Quite often, people who say they believe in God spend no time with Him. They just aren't interested. But with God's grace, our desire for Him can be enlivened.
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The Levite and the Concubine
The Levite and the Concubine
By Joseph Daniels
In this reflection, we are going to meditate on two couples: the Levite and his concubine from the Old Testament, found specifically in Judges Chapter 19, and Saint Joseph and our Blessed Mother from the New Testament, found specifically in the Gospel of Matthew Chapters 1-2 and in the Gospel of Luke Chapters 1-2.
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It's All Greek to Me--Paying Attention to Scripture Interpretation
It's All Greek to Me--Paying Attention to Scripture Interpretation
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
We are awash in many different Bibles, some superior to others. However, more alarming is how social media has distorted or manipulated Scripture to promote misleading or outright false interpretations that appeal to our self will rather than God's all loving Will for our lives into eternity. We are responsible for knowing and seeking understanding.
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The Spirit of Truth Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
The Spirit of Truth Reflections on the Readings for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
The Holy Spirit empowers us. Today's readings show the Spirit transmitted through the laying on of hands (the key to apostolic succession as we say in the Creed: one, holy, catholic, and apostolic). We also hear Jesus promise to send the Spirit to the Church which we celebrate in two weeks on Pentecost.
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Paul on trial (Acts 24-26)
Paul on trial (Acts 24-26)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Facing three separate trials, Saint Paul continues to proclaim the resurrection of Jesus in Acts 24-26.
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Dignity in labour
Dignity in labour
By Adam Charles Hovey
No shame in working! But, remember God!
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Novena to the Ascension, beginning May 5 2026
Novena to the Ascension, beginning May 5 2026
By The Catholic Nurse
While the Ascension is often a movable feast, some dioceses celebrate it on May 14. Meanwhile, God is outside of time and knows our hearts.
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On the Way to the Father’s House
On the Way to the Father’s House
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Powerful words of preparation to enter the faaster's house from a priest killed in the Dachau Concentration Camp
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Conflict Conversions: how evil brings good
Conflict Conversions: how evil brings good
By The Catholic Nurse
From the first murder to the Crusades, the world has been at war. How is a Christian to hope?
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You shouldn't always follow your dreams
You shouldn't always follow your dreams
By Adam Charles Hovey
And don't make vows you can't keep
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Is Christianity a Crutch for the Weak?
Is Christianity a Crutch for the Weak?
By Sebastian R. Fama
It might be weakness that brings you to God. But weakness won't keep you there.
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