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How President Lincoln's "A House Divided" speech applies today
How President Lincoln's "A House Divided" speech applies today
By The Catholic Nurse
"No one can serve two masters. You cannot serve God and mammon." – Matthew 6:24
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Hallow Highlights 250 Years of Catholic History in America
Hallow Highlights 250 Years of Catholic History in America
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Hallow takes us on a deep dive into history to coincide with America's 250th birthday
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Signs of Our Technological Times
Signs of Our Technological Times
By G.C. Stevenson
Beneath the silhouette of humanity’s ascent, the heavens speak again — Starlink constellations trace the ancient Chi-Rho, and the rocket’s flame becomes a modern psalm of ambition. Man reaches upward, yet the eternal Sign still burns above him, reminding every generation that the sky is not conquered — it is consecrated.
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The day the oil would not stop
The day the oil would not stop
By The Catholic Nurse
On the feast day of the prophet Elisha ... the man God used to replace Elijah.
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God’s Hidden Power: An Aging Priest Faces a Roomful of Thugs
God’s Hidden Power: An Aging Priest Faces a Roomful of Thugs
By Kevin J. Banet
What can an aging, seemingly feeble priest do against a room full of thugs intent on a most wretched evil? You might not think much, but that is only because you have not met Father John A. Hardon, S.J.
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What happened at Fátima on June 13, 1917?
What happened at Fátima on June 13, 1917?
By The Catholic Nurse
During the 1917 flu pandemic & world wars; Fatima taught us how to pray to God through Mother Mary's Immaculate Heart & find comfort in her warm, safe embrace.
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The man who crowned Charlemagne
The man who crowned Charlemagne
By The Catholic Nurse
How one man gave away power to put God first.
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FIFA World Cup and Catholic Origins
FIFA World Cup and Catholic Origins
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A Catholic Frenchman established a global event to bring nations together and promote a global fraternity through soccer.
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Apostolic Adventures of our "Beloved Barnabas"
Apostolic Adventures of our "Beloved Barnabas"
By The Catholic Nurse
Holiness is not the absence of conflict or comedy. It is the willingness to show up with a heart aching to build something eternal.
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Catholics Are At The Forefront of Celebrating America's 250th Birthday
Catholics Are At The Forefront of Celebrating America's 250th Birthday
By Patty Knap
America is celebrating 250 years since the founding of our nation, with the Declaration of Independence signed on July 4th, 1776. Among the many national and local events, tours, celebrations, parades, exhibits, and more, there are events of special interest to Catholics.
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Today in History: Pope St Sylvester's Mandate
Today in History: Pope St Sylvester's Mandate
By The Catholic Nurse
The Mount Mentorello mandate signals that Mother Mary does not appear to announce the new—she appears to restore the true.
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Laying Stones
Laying Stones
By AF Moffitt
Standing before the Duomo of Orvieto, I was struck by more than its beauty. Its stones tell a story about sacrifice, patience, and a faith willing to build for generations yet unseen- a lesson our modern world desperately needs.
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Of Popes, Plagues & Pestilence ...
Of Popes, Plagues & Pestilence ...
By The Catholic Nurse
What is the next plague -- and the Church's responsibility?
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Remembering Father Ignatius Maternowski and His Actions on D-Day
Remembering Father Ignatius Maternowski and His Actions on D-Day
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Remembering the heroic actions of Father Ignatius Maternowski on June 6th, 1944, as the only chaplain killed during the invasion.
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The Tangible Pursuit For Freedom: Part I
The Tangible Pursuit For Freedom: Part I
By Exsurge Domine
Freedom is sought by men whose courage and drive is obtained by the sole thought of already possessing it. Yet, not many can tangibly pursuit freedom enough to touch it. All things are possible through Christ who strengthens us.
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Paul in Rome (Acts 28)
Paul in Rome (Acts 28)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
The mission to make disciples of all nations continues.
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The Tale of the Sacred Heart’s Battle Hymn
The Tale of the Sacred Heart’s Battle Hymn
By Exsurge Domine
In this fascinating retelling of a Crusader's life, indulge in what may have felt to defend the Catholic Faith with a strong devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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