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Church at a Crossroads

Seventeen hundred years ago, an event took place that saved Christianity. A council of some 220 bishops (the number is debated) affirmed that Jesus is divine in the way God is divine, and that Jesus and God are of... Read More

Peter, the Imperfect Rock

Art historians have told the incredible tale of how Michelangelo created one of his most iconic statues — the...

The Spiritual Formation of the Celebrant

The 20th-century pontiffs have underlined the risk of bureaucratizing the Church. The Church is not a nongovernmental organization or...

Comfort in Our Weakness

Jesus spent his public life preaching the Good News, confronting evil, driving it out and healing the sick. That...

 

 

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Assistants to the Divine Physician

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Father George Stewart was feeling stuck. He had already been a priest for 21 years when he was assigned... Read More

‘Neither Moth nor Decay’

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The following brief comment appears toward the end of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount: “For where your treasure is,... Read More

 

 

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In God We Trust

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It’s a common question: “Am I a United States citizen who is a Catholic or a Catholic who is... Read More

The Power Given Us

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When I look back at 36 years of priesthood, I can honestly say that I have been abundantly blessed.... Read More

 

 

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Protect Us from All Anxiety

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A woman called me one afternoon in a panic. “Father,” she exclaimed, “I am worried that my teenage son... Read More

Weekend Warriors

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For most people, weekends mean chores, errands, kids’ sports, hobbies and homework, but also family time and personal time.... Read More