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Question Corner: What is predestination?
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Question Corner: What is predestination?

Jenna Marie CooperAugust 10, 20264 min read
Q: Could you please tell me what exactly predestination is? Also, is this a dogma of the Catholic Church or is it heresy?
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The abstraction of ‘brokenness’
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The abstraction of ‘brokenness’

Leonard J. DeLorenzoAugust 10, 20265 min read
We are wounded, yes, and also made in the image of God, also redeemed, also capable of glory, and we are bodies in time and in particular trouble, which is precisely the creature God came to save. He did not take on brokenness in general. He took on flesh, and was hungry, and wept, and bled from named wounds in his hands and his side.
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The work ethic incarnate
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The work ethic incarnate

George WeigelAugust 7, 20264 min read
From his current station in the Communion of Saints, I hope Raymond Berry is interceding for all those men without work – men who are being denied, or who are denying themselves, the chance to become more, to be more, through honest labor.
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Do I need a new civil marriage license for my convalidation ceremony?
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Do I need a new civil marriage license for my convalidation ceremony?

Jenna Marie CooperAugust 4, 20264 min read
How does this work if the Church considers Catholic weddings to be valid even without a civil marriage ceremony?
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Will millions die due to USAID cuts?
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Will millions die due to USAID cuts?

Effie CaldarolaAugust 3, 20264 min read
How does the world view the U.S. right now? How do we deserve to be viewed? Are we working to create “the beloved community” which Dr. Martin Luther King envisioned, which is another way of saying “the kingdom of God?”
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America at 250: We must remember we are still a nation of immigrants
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America at 250: We must remember we are still a nation of immigrants

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzioAugust 3, 20264 min read
Our nation could lead by the example of our ability to integrate immigrants, as no nation of the world ever has, and which has made us a great nation.
If we wish to maintain that greatness, we must return to one of the causes of our greatness: regulated and generous immigration.
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Two heroes: St. Ignatius and Spider-Man
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Two heroes: St. Ignatius and Spider-Man

Rita BuettnerAugust 2, 20264 min read
Whether you’ve been bitten by a radioactive spider or Ignatian spirituality, you might be called to live your life differently as a result.
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Thwip! Faith lessons from Spider-Man
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Thwip! Faith lessons from Spider-Man

Rita BuettnerAugust 2, 20263 min read
Spider-Man can teach us a few lessons about living as Catholics. He’s committed to self-sacrifice and service to others.
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The Summer Reading List: 2026
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The Summer Reading List: 2026

George WeigelJuly 29, 20265 min read
Herewith, some suggestions for your own reading pleasure this summer, which I hope you’ll pass along to friends:
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A Birthday Glimpse of Heaven
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A Birthday Glimpse of Heaven

Rita BuettnerJuly 28, 20262 min read
That room full of people singing to me brought home for me how connected we all are to one another in the Communion of Saints.blog
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