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Why Mary’s assumption makes total scientific sense
CommentaryMarian Devotion

Why Mary’s assumption makes total scientific sense

Elizabeth ScaliaAugust 19, 20254 min read
When we argue that Mary, as the Ark of the New Covenant, would have been spared the stain of original sin, the knowledge that Christ not only availed himself of her flesh, but would continually reside therein, only further supports that well reasoned belief.
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Pope Leo’s Tears at Mass
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Pope Leo’s Tears at Mass

Rita BuettnerAugust 17, 20252 min read
As Pope Leo XIV lifts the host during the Consecration, you can see his eyes filling up. He swallows, and he seems to be holding back tears.
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Mary’s assumption: The long-held belief was declared dogma 75 years ago
CommentaryMarian Devotion

Mary’s assumption: The long-held belief was declared dogma 75 years ago

Father Richard GribbleAugust 14, 20255 min read
The feast of the Assumption, possibly the oldest celebration of the Virgin Mary, is rooted in the tradition of Christian practice, supported by magisterial teaching and defined as one of four Marian dogmas.
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Images of Mary: Can we find the Blessed Mother in the Old Testament?
CommentaryMarian Devotion

Images of Mary: Can we find the Blessed Mother in the Old Testament?

Father Dwight LongeneckerAugust 13, 20256 min read
Throughout the Old Testament the prophecies of Christ the Lord come to us through individuals, signs and symbols. The prophecies of Mary his mother, the apostles and the church, as well as the sacraments, are all hidden there.
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How public opinion can influence migration policies
CommentaryImmigration and Migration

How public opinion can influence migration policies

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzioAugust 13, 20255 min read
These days, public opinion is usually formed by the media in all its forms, and any negative portrayal of migration issues seems to affect public opinion in a special way.
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Question Corner: Is it simony that my parish wants to charge a fee for having a funeral livestreamed?
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Question Corner: Is it simony that my parish wants to charge a fee for having a funeral livestreamed?

Jenna Marie CooperAugust 13, 20254 min read
The church does have material needs that arise in the course of her spiritual mission. And so it is not simony to accept or request donations on the occasion of the celebration of the sacraments, as long as it is understood that such a donation is truly a free-will offering and not a condition for the sacrament’s administration.
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Reckoning with empire: A Catholic critique of American foreign policy in a nuclear age
Catholic Social TeachingCommentary

Reckoning with empire: A Catholic critique of American foreign policy in a nuclear age

Jason AdkinsAugust 11, 20254 min read
Catholics are called to be peacemakers. That means advocating for a multilateral foreign policy rooted in the Gospel: One that protects life, prioritizes the poor, respects other cultures and renounces war as a tool of domination.
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We’re at the beach. Let’s go see the sunrise
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We’re at the beach. Let’s go see the sunrise

Rita BuettnerAugust 10, 20253 min read
The world was full of magic and wonder, and God—God was everywhere. And he was certainly with us on the beach, welcoming us into a new day, inviting us to see it for the gift it is.
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The ‘both/and’ pope
CommentaryGuest Commentary

The ‘both/and’ pope

Deacon Manuel AliagaAugust 7, 20255 min read
The elevation of Robert Prevost brings the Catholic Church its second pope from the New World, its first U.S. pontiff and the first pope to hold Peruvian citizenship – making him both the first North and South American pope. 
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Can AI help the church evangelize?
CommentaryEvangelization

Can AI help the church evangelize?

Sister Nancy UsslemannAugust 7, 20255 min read
Perhaps not everyone finds the need to launch into the latest tech trend; however, the church herself must be present in the culture to be able to evangelize it from within.
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