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Inspiring the Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Filed Under: Blog, Commentary, Open Window
Running behind on something? Don’t worry. You’re still doing better than the postcard my sister and her children sent to us last summer.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Lent, Wit & Wisdom
Like Jesus, we don’t have to look for approval, control or safety outside ourselves.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Missions
During our visit, we encountered Maryknoll priests, sisters and lay missionaries working as pastoral coordinators, catechists, teachers, healthcare providers and agricultural and clean-water advisors
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Our older son traveled to Disney World with his high school band, so we decided to tag along as a family.
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Filed Under: Blog, Commentary, Lent, Open Window
The fact that the hosts have become Jesus’ body through the consecration is its own miracle. This possible multiplication of the hosts feels like a miracle on top of a miracle—and it fills me with joy.
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Filed Under: Commentary, Question Corner
Rather than demanding a specific percentage of our income, the church leaves the dollar amount of our charitable giving up to our own good-faith discernment of what we can realistically afford.
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Every morning when I check the cages, I am relieved to see Ron is still with us, ready for his breakfast, looking forward to the day. I hope he pulls through and that he’s not in pain.
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Every year as the Feast of the Annunciation approaches, I think of how our Blessed Mother received the news that she would be the mother of Jesus.
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In March, with Christmas now feeling well-behind us, we nevertheless touch it again, for on the 25th of this month we observe the Solemnity of the Annunciation as recorded in the Gospel of St. Luke.
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OSV News
Filed Under: Commentary, Easter, Lent
God leaves the safety and glory of heaven, in a certain sense, and embraces the limitations of our human condition, coming to know in the flesh both the glory and tragedy of our nature without ever having sinned.
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Even in the heavenly life of the world to come, we retain our human nature.
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We’re all called to love unconditionally, to be the Prodigal’s father welcoming with open arms, to open our doors to a wider perimeter.
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