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Copy of a Letter Requesting Leo XIV Make St. Faustina a Doctor of the Church
Copy of a Letter Requesting Leo XIV Make St. Faustina a Doctor of the Church
By Stephen Steiniger
I want to promote St. Faustina as a candidate for Doctor of the Church. I think she is qualified. I think she can help today's Catholic in a special way. I believe she is a Doctor of Divine Mercy. The letter was sent to the pope and hopefully things work!
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POPE LEO vs. TRUMP?
POPE LEO vs. TRUMP?
By Richard Horrell
Pope Leo vs. Trump? The media wants a fight. The Church offers something better: truth with mercy, law with love. This isn’t division — it’s a call to virtue. Let’s cut through the noise and remember who we are. ?? Read the full message.
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That Old Devil
That Old Devil
By Donna Dixon
Personal Reflection
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Moms,Love, and a Life of Gratitude
Moms,Love, and a Life of Gratitude
By Janet Cassidy
Let's talk about the love of moms today!
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One of the oldest lies and AI
One of the oldest lies and AI
By Richard Horrell
"One of the Oldest Lies" challenges the popular claim that personal prayer alone replaces the Sacrament of Confession. Rooted in Scripture and Catholic teaching, this reflection unveils the enemy's subtle deception and invites readers to rediscover the mercy Jesus entrusted to His Church.
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Can a Convert be a “Real” Catholic and Can a “Real” Catholic be a Convert?
Can a Convert be a “Real” Catholic and Can a “Real” Catholic be a Convert?
By John Brander Fitzpatrick
Whether we are new converts or repentant lapsed Catholics we share the same faith.
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The Lasting Impact of Abuse
The Lasting Impact of Abuse
By Janet Cassidy
Today's topic is abuse. I comment on what has been missing in the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial and wonder why there has been victim-blaming, at least implied. Read more at janetcassidy.com
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June: Solemnity Month 2025
June: Solemnity Month 2025
By Tom Klocek
June 2025 has an abundance of special feasts, called Solemnities. Take a quick moment to see what special celebrations the Church has this month.
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“Receive Worthily”: Reception of Holy Communion
“Receive Worthily”: Reception of Holy Communion
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
The profound mystery and reverence required in receiving Holy Communion, emphasizing the Real Presence of Christ—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity—and the necessity of being in a state of grace. Drawing on Scripture, Church councils, saints, and papal teachings, it calls the faithful to interior conversion, sacramental preparation, and outward reverence as fitting responses to so great a gift.
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Calling in the Cavalry
Calling in the Cavalry
By Christy Romero
I am so thankful to be part of the Catholic Church because we have such a strong brigade of prayer warriors, both above and below. Thank you, my heavenly and human cavalry, for always coming to the rescue at a moment’s notice.
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A Call to Make the Queenship of Mary a Holy Day of Obligation
A Call to Make the Queenship of Mary a Holy Day of Obligation
By Stephen Steiniger
I argue the current ranking of the Queenship of Mary as a memorial is unacceptable. I argue the Queenship deserves to be a holy day of obligation and solemnity. There is a connection between the Assumption and Queenship that is explored. The more we honor and praise Mary, the more she can help us.
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How we do it today - a new video from Janet
How we do it today - a new video from Janet
By Janet Cassidy
Check out my latest video on how we communicate our thoughts today!
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After Physical Human Life
After Physical Human Life
By Tom Stidl
An article designed to help people avoid as much of Purgatory as possible with emphasis on the Eternal Rest Prayer.
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Can "Nature" be the Architect?
Can "Nature" be the Architect?
By Janet Cassidy
Can we live without limits? Today I reflect on Kacey Musgraves' music.
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Encouragement Received = God's Grace
Encouragement Received = God's Grace
By Ralph Hathaway
Lifting people up in praise
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Reflections on Memorial Day
Reflections on Memorial Day
By Tom Stidl
An article dedicated to all servicemen and women who served their nation either in one of our armed forces or as civilians working for the services.
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What We Will Be Judged On: A Reflection on the Words of Christ and the Witness of the Saints
What We Will Be Judged On: A Reflection on the Words of Christ and the Witness of the Saints
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
Here we explore what we will be judged on at the end of life, drawing from the teachings of Jesus, Sacred Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the lives of the saints. It emphasizes that judgment will be based not merely on religious observance, but on a life conformed to Christ through love, mercy, humility, and obedience to His commandments.
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