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Our Holy Sanctuary
D.D. Emmons
In the Israelite tabernacle, and later in the Temple, there was a sacred space called the Holy of Holies, the place where the Ark of the Covenant was kept. No one, except the high priest, could enter inside, and...
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Staying in Sequence
Father Paul Turner
Who needs a sequence? After presiding over the Holy Week services that includes the blessing of palms, two proclamations...
What Can Priests Do to Encourage More Vocations?
Father Daniel J. Schmitmeyer
As director of vocations for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati for the past 10 years, I have tried nearly every...
Forming an Easter Parish
Father Michael White
In our Catholic culture, we sometimes seem to embrace a losing mentality. There are probably many reasons we do...
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Understanding Pain
Father John W. Love
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Our ability to sense pain is an evolutionary phenomenon that has the positive effect of helping us to avoid...
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Cultural Illusions and Prayer
Father Richard M. Gula
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Prayer opens us to the presence of God, allowing us to create and sustain a resilient intimacy with God...
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Favorite Prayers or Scripture Passages
Father Patrick M. Carrion
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on Favorite Prayers or Scripture Passages
Having favorite prayers and Scripture passages is common. These can be the prayers that, when they come around every...
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Perpetual Springtime
Bishop David J. Bonnar
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In the portion of the Lord’s vineyard in which I live, otherwise known as northeastern Ohio, there is great...
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Celibate Chastity Revisited
Msgr. Michael Heintz
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I am currently reading with pleasure and great profit Bishop Erik Varden’s new book, “Chastity: Reconciliation of the Senses”...
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Facing Fears
Father Michael Ackerman
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You can say many things about priestly life, but it certainly is never dull. A family from the parish...
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