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July 4th, a holiday among holidays where Christ is most veered
July 4th, a holiday among holidays where Christ is most veered
By Ralph Hathaway
Find Christ very day
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July Belongs to Jesus: Rediscovering the Precious Blood Devotion
July Belongs to Jesus: Rediscovering the Precious Blood Devotion
By Beatrix Turajski
Because it's the start of July, I wrote an article explaining the history and importance of the devotion to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus, as well as how to practice it.
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July 2025 Feast Days
July 2025 Feast Days
By The Catholic Philadelphian
July 2025 breakdown
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Why Do We Celebrate Saints Peter & Paul?
Why Do We Celebrate Saints Peter & Paul?
By Katie Zalany
Saints Peter and Paul: What were their roles, why do we celebrate them today, and what do they have to teach us?
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St John the Baptist's Nativity, a 6/24 SOLEMNITY
St John the Baptist's Nativity, a 6/24 SOLEMNITY
By Nurse Molly
Our redemption, in part, is due to the first baptisms by our brother, St. John. It is he who called us all to repent and to convert; ultimately bringing us to God. This is a call to begin thinking about Advent, as when St. John appears, the Messiah is never far behind!
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The Birth of Corpus Christi: From Vision to Veneration
The Birth of Corpus Christi: From Vision to Veneration
By Robert P. Miller, Ph.D.
This article is a short historical explanation of the origin of the Feast of Corpus Christi. It tells of the main characters, Juliana of Leige, Pope Urban IV, and St. Thomas Aquinas and their roles in establishing the feast.
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The Thirty+ Names of the Eucharist - How Many Do You Know?
The Thirty+ Names of the Eucharist - How Many Do You Know?
By Terri Thomas
The Solemnity of Corpus Christi is tomorrow! This sacrament is so special and important that the Church has used over 37 different names for it that express the inexhaustible richness of this sacrament. Each name evokes certain aspects of it.
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Good, holy, fathers
Good, holy, fathers
By Janet Cassidy
Let's celebrate the Trinity and fathers everywhere!
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Praying With The Pentecost Sequence
Praying With The Pentecost Sequence
By Katie Zalany
Each Pentecost, I have a tradition of praying with the Pentecost Sunday Sequence. It never disappoints in leading me to see the Holy Spirit in a new light.
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Celebrating Pentecost
Celebrating Pentecost
By Victor S E Moubarak
What is Pentecost?
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Jesus is Lord!
Jesus is Lord!
By Bryan J Dickerson
There are many languages but only one Holy Spirit of God.
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Lord Send Out Your Spirit: Reflections on the Readings for Pentecost Sunday, Mass During the Day, Cycle C
Lord Send Out Your Spirit: Reflections on the Readings for Pentecost Sunday, Mass During the Day, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
Pentecost marks the beginning of the Church. As Jesus declared of Peter "on this Rock I will build my Church," Peter takes a prominent role in converting 3000 after the Spirit descends on him and the disciples. Let the Spirit work in you as well to grow your Faith.
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June 2025 Calendar
June 2025 Calendar
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A preview of June 2025
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God Mounts His Throne: Reflections on the Readings for the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, Cycle C
God Mounts His Throne: Reflections on the Readings for the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
Ascension Thursday (or, in many dioceses, Ascension Sunday) celebrates Our Lord's return to the Father. It is the beginning of the commissioning of the Apostles for which He has been preparing them for three years and will be initiated with the coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, little more than a week away.
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Hello Sheep, You Shephard is Calling
Hello Sheep, You Shephard is Calling
By Elizabeth Thomas
Psalm 23 tells us of the Good Shephard aka Jesus Christ our Lord. We as His sheep, must know His Voice! As humans let us see how all of Psalm 23 helps us to understand more of the words of this Psalm and all of what God means by those words.
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The Lamb Will Shepherd Them: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle C
The Lamb Will Shepherd Them: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Fourth Sunday of Easter is Good Shepherd Sunday. The apostles followed Jesus as appointed shepherds with Peter at the head. How appropriate that between Jesus' direction to Peter to "feed my lambs" and Good Shepherd Sunday we have a new earthly shepherd. Habemas Papam. Pray for Pope Leo XIV.
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An Afterthought about Passion Sunday, written on Passion Sunday April 13, 2025
An Afterthought about Passion Sunday, written on Passion Sunday April 13, 2025
By Ralph Hathaway
Thoughts of Christ's Passion
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