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The loss of a pet and a visit with Padre Pio
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

The loss of a pet and a visit with Padre Pio

Rita BuettnerNovember 8, 20245 min read
Padre Pio was such a holy man with a deep devotion to the Eucharist. He lived a life full of miracles. I really wanted to visit his relics while they were in Baltimore.
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Question Corner: What is an indulgence?
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Question Corner: What is an indulgence?

Jenna Marie CooperNovember 6, 20244 min read
Indulgences are deeply rooted in several key Catholic theological concepts, such as the nature of purgatory, the church’s authority, the spiritual power of prayer and sacrifice and the communion of saints.
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Listen when God speaks
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Listen when God speaks

Mark VivianoNovember 6, 20243 min read
Husband and father are my most important jobs, and I embrace those roles with joy and gratitude to God, who saved me from myself and led me to Megan.
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Canada is euthanizing people with dementia
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Canada is euthanizing people with dementia

Charlie CamosyNovember 5, 20247 min read
Euthanasia is a growing area of concern for those who advocate for the dignity of human life in all its stages.
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Master of all the saints
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Master of all the saints

Jaymie Stuart WolfeNovember 5, 20244 min read
Saints are satisfied only by God himself; nothing less than God or other than him will do. And for those who are holy, God alone is enough. Nothing else is wanted, needed, or required.
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Boston’s new archbishop introduces himself
BishopsCommentary

Boston’s new archbishop introduces himself

Michael R. HeinleinNovember 5, 20244 min read
The historic mother church of America’s fourth largest diocese was the setting for the installation of its new archbishop, Richard G. Henning.
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What matters most
2024 ElectionCommentary

What matters most

Scott P. RichertNovember 4, 20244 min read
Across the political spectrum, friendships end, coworkers’ relationships are tested and family members become estranged because we have lost sight of the fact that, no matter how important this or that election may seem, Christ has called us to love our neighbor as ourselves.
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Men behaving beastly
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Men behaving beastly

Greg ErlandsonNovember 4, 20244 min read
Too many of our gender are guided only by impulses and appetites.
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The unknown future
2024 ElectionCommentary

The unknown future

Effie CaldarolaNovember 3, 20243 min read
The endless noise and chatter of the internet and cable TV feeds our fears and anxiety.
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Question Corner: Do most people make it to heaven?
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Question Corner: Do most people make it to heaven?

Jenna Marie CooperOctober 31, 20244 min read
Jesus was trying to explain the goal and some possible pitfalls to avoid. He never suggests that he was giving us a breakdown of who attains salvation in terms of percentages.
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