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Happy Feast Day St. Joseph
Happy Feast Day St. Joseph
By Ernest Rionaula
A reflection on St. Joseph and his silence can teach us on his feast day.
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Being a bully
Being a bully
By Marianne Giltner
Don't be a bully
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Newest Short Story - What Should Be
Newest Short Story - What Should Be
By A. K. Frailey
What Should Be peers into a woman’s soul on the anniversary of her lover’s death as she paints the cityscape before her. Only her son sees the deeper truth.
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A Sneaky Snake
A Sneaky Snake
By Janet Cassidy
Today I quote the warning from Sirach to beware of the serpent. Using the image of a snake as a reminder of sin, it is a useful image to keep in mind whenever we are tempted.
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Gone are the Shamrocks, Here Come the Sesame Seeds
Gone are the Shamrocks, Here Come the Sesame Seeds
By Monica Biedronka
How did you celebrate St Joseph's feast day growing up? How do you celebrate it now?
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Mary's Assumption
Mary's Assumption
By Marianne Giltner
Mary's Assumption
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Keep Going with Persevering Faith: Lenten Reflection
Keep Going with Persevering Faith: Lenten Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The journey is rough, but we must keep going
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Birds of a feather
Birds of a feather
By Marianne Giltner
Birds of a feather
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A Lenten Treasure Hunt: Third Clue
A Lenten Treasure Hunt: Third Clue
By Christy Romero
The third clue is very crafty, and will try to lure you away from the Treasure. But don't give up. Even though you will be swimming against the current, the closer you get to the Treasure, the stronger you will become.
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Psalm 120 and current events
Psalm 120 and current events
By Adam Charles Hovey
"I am for peace; but when I speak, they are for war"!
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St Patrick
St Patrick
By Marianne Giltner
St Patrick
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Meeting Brother Luthor
Meeting Brother Luthor
By Paul Thomas
Meeting a man searching for meaning in his retirement.
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Letting go
Letting go
By Eileen Renders
In this writing, we are asked to reflect on what we might hold onto and those things we would be wise to relinquish
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Sunday Gospel Reflection (March 16, 2025)
Sunday Gospel Reflection (March 16, 2025)
By Mike Schramm
The three Apostles look upon not just the face of Christ, but the face of Christ in his heavenly glory. Here, they see the object of Abraham’s hope. Here, there see the object of all of our hopes as it reflects not only the reality of Jesus himself, but all of our heavenly destinies.
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Their God Is Their Stomach
Their God Is Their Stomach
By Katie Zalany
Before I even laid eyes on the second reading today, the question came to my mind as I was thinking about the meals of the day this morning, “Am I making my stomach a God”? Then I saw the line “Their God is their stomach” in the second reading. This is a question worth reflecting on in your own life during this season of fasting.
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Humble
Humble
By Daniel Mark
We need simplicity. We need humility.
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Paths of Righteousness
Paths of Righteousness
By Richard Maffeo
Continuing our look at the Shepherd Psalm -- The Paths of Righteousness.
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