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The Latin Thing
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
An objective observer's take on the Latin Mass debate.
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When Is Our Day of Atonement?
By Francesca Amalfi
Briefly describes the Jewish feast of Yom Kippur, and considers how Catholics celebrate in the same spirit.
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Homily -- Cycle C -- 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time -- 25 September 2022
By Roberta M. Meehan
Homily
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Cycle C -- Homily -- 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time -- 18 September 2022
By Roberta M. Meehan
Homily
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Why Liturgy?
By Francesca Amalfi
Liturgy has a power that spontaneous prayer is missing. God is equally present in both, but in liturgy there is a reliable and sustainable access to God's living presence.
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Two things you can do to increase Eucharistic reverence
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may seem the Church is losing a sense of the sacred. It may seem that Mass is becoming irreverent and the Eucharist is diminished to a wafer. However, there are two things you can do to make a difference and bring a sense of the sacredness back to the Mass.
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This teen should be the patron saint of the internet
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
While most millennials are scrambling for the next viral TikTok video, Facebook post, or tweet, there was one millennial that spent his time using the internet to glorify God. His life is one which reflects the ability to please God, love the Lord, and serve Christ while juggling school and family.
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Fr. Benedict Baur, O.S.B. Highlights Advantages of Confession to Fortify Souls Against Temptation
By Mary Beth Bracy
Spiritual Master relates biblical stories of sin, repentance, and mercy to our lives.
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3 Things I Learned about the Sacrament of Confession
By Matthew Chicoine
The Sacrament of Confession provides Catholics an opportunity to be forgiven and restore one's relationship with God and their neighbor.
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Are you living out your Confirmation?
By Troy Kroening
“Then they laid hands on them and they received the holy Spirit.” [Acts 8:17] While we become sons and daughters of God at baptism, we do not have the power of the Holy Spirit without Confirmation.
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Supporting A Church With Architectural Columns
By J. John Basil
Columns in a church aid in the feeling of “verticality” in a church building. The characteristics of the columns identify the type of Architectural Order of the columns and the overall church structure.
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Take the "Parent Pledge!"
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
As an additional incentive to embark on some Adult Education this Fall, take the Parent (or Grandparent) Pledge!
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Some Thoughts on a Recent National Catholic Register Article on Marriage Prep and Premarital Sex
By Shawn Messonnier, D.V.M
Premarital preparation is very important for engaged Catholic couples, and there's no reason to cut it short.
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The Eucharist: Defying Math, Defying Logic
By JMJ loves FBS
In the natural world, 5x2 equals 10. In God’s world, 5x2 can convert to more, much, much more.
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Are You Willing to Wear the Crown of Thorns?
By Betsey Garety
To our beloved priests: are you willing to wear the crown of thorns with Jesus?
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The Holy Mass: What if I am Sick on Sunday?
By William Conboy
What is a Catholic to do when sick on Sunday according to the Church?
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The Weight of Reverence
By Fr. John
The individual reverently worshiping God in Mass experiences that reverence, which is immaterial in and from the soul, as an emotional weight in the body. This weight unites him to the community offering the Mass which joins it to the one eternal community—the communion of saints. The Mass of 1970 is not able to carry this weight while the Mass of Pius V can.
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