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A Priest Reflects: From Squeaky Wooden Pews to the Church Universal
By Kevin J. Banet
As I stepped into the pulpit to begin my sermon, I gazed at the expectant congregation. I was visiting one of three small rural parishes just southwest of Chicago as part of a mission that the pastor had invited our Order to give.
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Hardship and Patience in the Modern World
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Speaking God's prophetic word patiently in the face of hardship and adversity
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The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Part 2 of 5: The Church
By Christopher Rogers
We approach Christmas and remember one of the increasingly ignored Gifts enabled and revealed by the Incarnation: The Church. The Church retains a unity of inspired and Scriptural knowledge, and most important, fulfills its mission to bring us to Christ.
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What about sexual sins other than homosexuality
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It is easy to say that homosexuality is a sin if you are not homosexual. The church, on the other hand, gives many other sexual sins for which the majority of individuals are guilty. If we are truly intent in seeing others repent and have a relationship with Jesus, then we must be intentional about calling everyone, including ourselves, to repentance.
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Omnipresencce of God
By Tom Stidl
An attempt to explain the part of the mystery of God and making people aware of this
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Jesus Says To Be Perfect - But How Do We Avoid Scrupulosity?
By Kevin J. Banet
Our Christian faith confronts us with the reality that we are called to holiness, that state of being that purifies us like unto God. This is a sobering thought, that God calls us to be perfect. Read our recent chat about this subject.
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Patchwork Heart Ministry: Who Do You Say I am Documentary
By Anne DeSantis
Patchwork Heart Ministry presents "Who do you say I am?" a Catholic documentary on the Shroud of Turin. The Shroud is one of the most researched and studied relics in Church history. Learn more in this article and about an opportunity for churches, diocese, and archdiocese to evangelize through this beautiful documentary.
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Advent; Time to Prepare for the Christ
By John Roskoski
We have entered a Holy Season of the Liturgical year. It is a season of preparation for the Messiah. We need to open our hearts and minds to both the dramatic interventions and the subtle ones that appear in our lives.
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Advent, the time of announcing a great manifestation God planned from the beginning. Week One!
By Ralph Hathaway
Advent God's plan to save us
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New Book Unlocks the Real, Untold Story of the Bethlehem Shepherds
By Mary Beth Bracy
Fr. Dwight Longenecker shares the fruit of his Holy Land research to deepen readers’ devotion.
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Five Simple Steps to Become a Mercedarian Friar
By Kevin J. Banet
You may have seen pictures or videos of Mercedarian friars and wondered, “what are the steps to becoming a Mercedarian friar?” There are five steps, and they have been followed by thousands of men in our Order from our beginnings in Spain in 1218 by our founder, St. Peter Nolasco, under the inspiration of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy.
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Remember Christ the King
By John Roskoski
We have entered the Holiday Season, as we look toward the Holidays we need to remember what makes them holy- Christ Jesus. By the feast of Christ the King we see His ministry extend beyond the clergy and to entirety of humankind.
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Dynamic New Book by Cardinal Robert Sarah Shows Readers How to Progress in Union with God
By Mary Beth Bracy
Cardinal Sarah masterfully explains how Sacred Scripture, the Sacraments, and Tradition will renew the Church.
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The Fullness of Repentance in Christ
By Deacon Greg Lambert
The fulness of repentance is proclaimed by Jesus in His first recorded words in Scripture taken from the Gospel of Mark: "Repent and believe in the Gospel"
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Pope Francis and Old Age
By John Roskoski
Pope Francis, possibly because of his advancing years, has recently tried to connect the value of old age with the Assumption of Mary. Underlying his words is the concept of the Church regarding the dignity of every human life.
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The Souls in Purgatory and How to Assist Them
By Emily Berns
The holy souls in Purgatory cannot pray for or help themselves, and so it is a great duty for us to assist them in getting to Heaven and there are many ways in which we can and should do this, including offering Masses and our rosaries for them. We are members of the Church with them, and as such they are our brothers and sisters in Christ and we owe them this spiritual help.
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Five Actual Reasons for “Christmas Joy”: The Incarnation’s Increasingly Ignored Gifts to Transform Our Mortal Lives – Introduction
By Christopher Rogers
Before the secular world fully assaults us with its Xmas distractions like some Futurama Robot Santa, let’s recollect the Truth of the Sacramentals, the Gifts, that the Incarnation of God confers to us. That is, let’s go beyond the Hallmark cliches and remember that this is when the Holy Trinity incites and illuminates awe-inspiring and astounding benefits to our salvation.
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