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My Heart, His Heart, All Hearts!
Father Joe Laramie
An aging, ailing pope undergoes a risky surgery. In gratitude, he offers a prayer to God. He rereads a letter from a cloistered nun who claims she has received powerful visions from the Lord. In her letter, this sister...
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The Fourth Vow
Father Noel B. Reyes
An Act of Consecration plays an essential role in the devotional life of the Church. It is a conscious...
The Priest and the Eucharist
Father John Thomas Lane
Next month, we will have the 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis amid a three-year National Eucharistic Revival. We...
Launching the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Internet
Father Robert J. Hater
The 1990s brought the development of the internet and the building of the World Wide Web. Both profoundly influenced...
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The Ringing of the Bells
Father Paul Turner
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“If appropriate” and “local custom” are the criteria for ringing bells during the Eucharistic prayer, according to the General...
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The Mysterious Letter to the Hebrews
Father Ronald D. Witherup
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I recently had the opportunity to teach a seminar on the Letter to the Hebrews. Despite many years of...
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This Summer, Rebuild!
Father Michael White
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on This Summer, Rebuild!
As the warmth of summer begins to be enjoyed, parish communities stand at the threshold of a new season...
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Caring for Our Common Home
Bishop David J. Bonnar
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Embedded in the Book of Ezekiel is an interesting passage about how the prophet is to be a watchman:...
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Which Parish to Close?
Father Patrick M. Carrion
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on Which Parish to Close?
“Sophie’s Choice” is a 1979 novel penned by William Styron and in three years became a movie starring Meryl...
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It Might Just Be Acedia
Father Michael Ackerman
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on It Might Just Be Acedia
For preschool graduation one year, our students sang the song “Frère Jacques,” the famous children’s hymn about a friar...
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