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Proberbs Chapter 8 verses 22-31
Proberbs Chapter 8 verses 22-31
By Tom Stidl
an article the looks at the first reading from Trinity Sunday's Mass.
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The Serpent Speaks in the False Light of Christ and Mercy
The Serpent Speaks in the False Light of Christ and Mercy
By Richard Horrell
Confusing compassion with compromise? This reflection exposes the growing danger of same-sex blessing ceremonies in the Church—and why mercy without truth is not love. “If the Church won’t shine, Satan is more than willing to imitate the light.”
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No Kings Day: When Protest Becomes a Puppet Show
No Kings Day: When Protest Becomes a Puppet Show
By Richard Horrell
This article exposes the deeper agenda behind the recent “No Kings” protests, showing how well-meaning Americans—many of them liberty-loving and faith-minded—were unknowingly used to amplify movements hostile to truth, family, and God. It challenges readers to reflect on who organizes these events, what messages they truly serve, and why Catholics must discern carefully before marching.
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What Progressives Get Wrong About Peaceful Protest
What Progressives Get Wrong About Peaceful Protest
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A reminder on what is peaceful and violent
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His Heart is Beating
His Heart is Beating
By Christy Romero
Thirty-seven years ago, I heard the most beautiful words: “His heart is beating,” when I saw my baby’s heart in the ultrasound after an almost miscarriage. This month, we celebrate the Sacred Heart of Jesus. His Heart is beating with love for us in the Blessed Sacrament.
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LET'S GET DRUNK
LET'S GET DRUNK
By JONICIS BULALACAO
Catechetical
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Ewww
Ewww
By Janet Cassidy
Wiping out the harmless. Let's not do this anymore.
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The Church of the Nativity: A Living Testament to Faith and Time
The Church of the Nativity: A Living Testament to Faith and Time
By Elias Michael
Step inside Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity and walk through nearly 2,000 years of history, prayer, and survival. This isn’t just the story of a church—it’s the living heart of Christian tradition.
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Happy Father's Day to All Fathers by Lambert Mbom.
Happy Father's Day to All Fathers by Lambert Mbom.
By Lambert Mbom
"With a Father's Heart" is Pope Francis' invitation to every Father to celebrate father's day.
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The Forgotten Rosary: Why Most Catholics Don’t Know Its True Power
The Forgotten Rosary: Why Most Catholics Don’t Know Its True Power
By Elias Michael
Once a spiritual weapon, today the rosary is often seen as old-fashioned or just symbolic. But behind those beads lies a power too many Catholics have forgotten. This post dives into the history, miracles, and promises of the rosary — and why it’s time to bring it back, truly.
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When Pilgrimage Becomes Prayer: What Visiting the Holy Land Did to My Faith
When Pilgrimage Becomes Prayer: What Visiting the Holy Land Did to My Faith
By Elias Michael
A personal journey to the Holy Land turned into something deeper — a prayer. This story reflects on how walking where Jesus walked, meeting local Christians, and witnessing the living Gospel changed everything. It’s about faith, presence, and remembering those still holding the light in Christ’s birthplace.
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Suicide and our Crucifix
Suicide and our Crucifix
By Richard Horrell
A deeply personal reflection on the power and purpose of the Crucifix—rooted in childhood trauma, redeemed by grace, and illuminated by Scripture and the saints. This piece invites readers to look again at the Crucified Christ, not as a symbol of defeat, but as the doorway to healing, forgiveness, and unshakable love.
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Riot or Protest: A Retired Marine and Deacon’s Understanding
Riot or Protest: A Retired Marine and Deacon’s Understanding
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
This article explores the moral distinction between protest and riot through the lens of Catholic teaching, constitutional rights, and personal experience, emphasizing the sacred dignity of all human life, the responsibilities of peaceful assembly, and the need for justice rooted in charity and order.
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The Forgotten Flock: Why Christians Are Vanishing from the Holy Land And Nobody’s Talking About It
The Forgotten Flock: Why Christians Are Vanishing from the Holy Land And Nobody’s Talking About It
By Elias Michael
Christians in the Holy Land are quietly leaving. Not because they've lost faith — but because staying has become too hard. This story gives voice to those still holding on in Bethlehem and Jerusalem, and why we, as Catholics, must not forget them. Before the churches fall silent forever.
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Need a lift? Watch today's video!
Need a lift? Watch today's video!
By Janet Cassidy
Check out today's encouraging quote if you are struggling with hope/despair.
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Is the presence of Evil mentioned in the Bible anything to be concerned about?
Is the presence of Evil mentioned in the Bible anything to be concerned about?
By Ralph Hathaway
The presence of Evil is not new
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Santorini, an Unexpected Pilgrim Site
Santorini, an Unexpected Pilgrim Site
By Christy Romero
Are you living your life as a pilgrim or a tourist? I used to journey through life as a tourist, getting easily annoyed if my carefully planned life didn’t turn out the way I wanted it. Now, I’m trying to see changes in plans as an opportunity from God to try something different. Therefore, last summer, I decided to visit Greece as a pilgrim, not a tourist. And God surprised me in Santorini…
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