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The Tilma of Guadalupe and the Shroud of Turin: 7 Strange Similarities
By Gary Sullivan
The New Adam and the New Eve both left behind the Tilma and the Shroud so they could be unraveled and unveiled by all of us only to reveal incredible reminders of God's greatness. The Tilma and the Shroud - 7 Strange Similarities.
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45 Years Since Fulton Sheen’s Death
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Remember a true son of the church on the 45th anniversary of his death
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What would you have said?
By Victor S E Moubarak
How would you have answered God's request?
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The Immaculate Conception: The Key to Mary’s Being Full of Grace
By Christopher Castagnoli
Mary, having been conceived without a trace of Original Sin, is an exemplary model of selfless love and obedience to Her Divine Son Jesus.
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An Unforgettable Chaplain of the "Forgotten War": Father Emil Kapaun
By Bryan J Dickerson
Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun was a U.S. Army chaplain during the Korean War who selflessly gave of himself to serve God, country and his fellow service members. He died heroically as a prisoner of the Communist Chinese. His cause for canonization is under review by the Vatican.
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ST AMBROSE
By Mary Olivia Patiño
In the Gospel of St. Matthew, “His heart was moved with pity...because they were troubled and abandoned like sheep without a shepherd.” (Mt 9:36). Jesus teaches his disciples to heal the sick, comfort those who suffer, and, “Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest.’" (Mt. 9:37-38)
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December 8 is NOT the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
By Gary Sullivan
Solemnity or Feast? What’s the difference?
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Something Beautiful
By Elizabeth Tichvon
Tomorrow is the First Sunday of Advent!
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Need a Christmas Miracle? How to Pray the Never-Failing Saint Andrew Christmas Novena - Begins November 30
By Terri Thomas
Are you praying the Saint Andrew Christmas Novena this year? Beginning on Saint Andrew's November 30 feast day, Catholics come together to pray the Saint Andrew Christmas Novena.
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Viva Christo Rey!
By Bryan J Dickerson
During the brutal persecutions of the Catholic Church in the 1920s, clergy and lay people heroically resisted and remained faithful to Christ. Blessed Miguel Pro was one of those heroes who gave their lives for Christ and his Church. Viva Christo Rey!
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Knights of the Sky: Aviation, Propaganda, and the Search for Truth
By Aaron Schuck
Examines how World War I aviation propaganda shaped public perception through heroic narratives, while exploring Catholic perspectives on truth, heroism, and moral responsibility in communication.
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'Viva Christo Rey!'
By Gary Sullivan
Miguel Pro was beatified in 1988. Today is the anniversary of his martyrdom and tomorrow is Christ the King. Viva Christo Rey!
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The Paradox of Inferiority: An Analysis of Fulton J. Sheen’s Insight on Self-Perception
By Aaron Schuck
Explore Fulton J. Sheen’s perspective on inferiority and superiority complexes, highlighting the role of humility in self-perception.
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Close Encounter of a Sacred Kind: Meeting the Mother of a Soon-to-be Saint
By The Catholic Philadelphian
In Fall 2023, I met the mother of a future saint, Now, that his canonization is set, it was time to reflect on this holy encounter.
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Saint Carlo Acutis, "I need (computer) help!'
By Gary Sullivan
Blessed Carlo Acutis will be canonized this April. it couldn't have come soon enough. Our current patron Saint of the internet and technology is from the 7th century. Now we will have our first millennial Saint who was a web designer and coder. He is even known to protect computers from diabolical interference.
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Pope Sets Dates for Canonizations of Carlo Acutis and Pier Frassati
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Two young holy men will reach the heights of sainthood in 2025 through two events.
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Another Michaelmas…of sorts
By Ishmael Adibuah
The readings for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time speak about the Last Judgment and the particular role of an archangel in that judgment.
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