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Moths and Rust
Moths and Rust
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
What did Jesus mean when he spoke about "moths and rust?"
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The Greater The Sinner The Greater Their “Right” To His Mercy
The Greater The Sinner The Greater Their “Right” To His Mercy
By Kevin J. Banet
The chatters in this installment dive deep into God’s mercy to explore these sublime topics: whether Jesus is more important as Savior or Physician, whether we can truly be free from sin, if this short time on earth is unfair in order for us to take advantage of God’s mercy, and how to treasure the time we do have on this earth.
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U.S. Bishops Clarify Gender Confusion
U.S. Bishops Clarify Gender Confusion
By Kevin J. Banet
A story is told of a young woman who, as a confused adolescent, had her breasts surgically removed. How sad. She did it in response to the awkward emotions she had as a teenager when she had misgivings about her body. She was told that maybe she should not “identify” as a female.
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What is Purgatory and who goes there?
What is Purgatory and who goes there?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Purgatory is a misunderstood teaching. For many (even Catholics), it's a place of second chances, do-overs, or a place of punishment. It is none of these things.
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A Relationship With The Holy Spirit
A Relationship With The Holy Spirit
By Tom Stidl
Developing a relationship with the Holy Spirit
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The Sign of Peace and the Mission of the Church
The Sign of Peace and the Mission of the Church
By Deacon Greg Lambert
The sign of peace, given at Mass, represents the active, dynamic presence of Christ in our lives.
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The Importance of Sacred Art & Architecture
The Importance of Sacred Art & Architecture
By Emily Berns
The recent winners of awards for new church architecture awarded by the Pontifical Academies show a modernist approach that omits the sacredness and beauty worthy of a house of God. True church architecture draws our minds and hearts to God and shows that the space truly houses the King of the Universe.
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SERVIAM - I serve
SERVIAM - I serve
By Pat J. Chalmers
"Serviam" is about being Catholic in 2023 and reconciling tradition with our evolving new reality as Catholics through service, especially to the needy.
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Lazarus, Come Out!
Lazarus, Come Out!
By JMJ loves FBS
Jesus calls, “Lazarus, come out!” (John 11:43), and the dead man walks out of the tomb, alive and well. Martha and Mary believed, but Jesus saw fit to accelerate a reliable ride.
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Dedicating One's Life to God The Father
Dedicating One's Life to God The Father
By Tom Stidl
God the Father and our relationship to Him
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Forgiven then Forgotten
Forgiven then Forgotten
By Ralph Hathaway
The Paschal Mystery comes alive for us
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The greatest apostasy of Vatican II
The greatest apostasy of Vatican II
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Second Vatican Council solidified many truths of the Church. However, it had one great apostasy that is deadly to your soul.
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It's not too late
It's not too late
By Anne DeSantis
It is never to late to begin again especially during the Lenten season. Anne DeSantis gives encouragement to those who need it to end strong during this season of penance but to also continue these practices after Lent is over. Learn more in this article.
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Announcing the Conception of Jesus
Announcing the Conception of Jesus
By Pat J. Chalmers
A short reflection on the meaning of this coming week.
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Is the devil real?
Is the devil real?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
This culture wants to convince you the devil is not real and he is nothing more than a cartoon with horns, a pitchfork, and a tail. Is Satan real? How can we be sure?
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New Videos Ask Fundamental Questions About God and Love
New Videos Ask Fundamental Questions About God and Love
By Kevin J. Banet
What does it mean that God loves us? A professional videographer recently asked that question of three priests. I was one of them.
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A Dream Of Joseph
A Dream Of Joseph
By Dave Mishur
Joseph receives his just reward for a lifetime of faithful service to Mary and Jesus.
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