Catholic Review
Inspiring the Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Catholic Review
Filed Under: Blog, Commentary, Open Window
Here comes Lent. God gives us this season not just to reflect on Jesus’ life, suffering, and sacrifice for us, but also to offer us a chance to lean on him, to walk with him, and to find ways to open ourselves up to his love.
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Filed Under: Catholic Social Teaching, Commentary
The ongoing lesson of the crucifix is that sometimes disturbing things are permitted so that something great might be enabled to occur.
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Filed Under: Catholic Social Teaching, Commentary
Catholic social teaching is one of the tools given by the church to guide us in living this call. Founded in Scripture and developed further through a series of papal documents, the social teaching of the church provides direction for how we are to live with our neighbor.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Eucharist
Much of our “practice” of Catholicism is cooperating with God’s grace so that the Word is made flesh in us.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Eucharist, Question Corner
It is true that actual wheat must be used in a valid celebration of the Eucharist, but there are still ways to receive holy Communion even as a Catholic with a severe gluten intolerance.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Marriage & Family Life
Family is the way that we learn to love, serve and humble ourselves over and over again to care for Christ in our midst.
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Filed Under: Commentary
Here in the United States, the threat of facing mass deportation due to the absence of proper documentation does not have to be faced alone.
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Filed Under: Commentary
When we experience the beauty of a sunset and that yearning in our soul, we may grasp for just a moment what it means to be made in the image and likeness of God.
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Catholic Review
Filed Under: Blog, Commentary, Open Window
Warm, hearty breakfasts are perfect for wintry days.
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Filed Under: Commentary, The Catholic Difference, War in Ukraine
Those responsible for devising U.S. foreign policy should recognize how that train wreck helps define Russia’s ongoing assault on Ukraine, even as it conditions any resolution of the war worthy of the name “peace.”
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Filed Under: Commentary, Saints
Not as widely known in the United States as St. Valentine are two other saints at the top of the list on Feb. 14, and recent popes have repeatedly sought to draw greater attention to them.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Question Corner
Divorce only becomes an obstacle for receiving the sacraments when a divorced Catholic attempts to remarry civilly without having had their first marriage declared null by a Catholic marriage tribunal.
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