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Question Corner: Is kneeling to receive Communion allowed?
CommentaryQuestion CornerWorship & Sacraments

Question Corner: Is kneeling to receive Communion allowed?

Jenna Marie CooperJanuary 15, 20254 min read
Receiving holy Communion while standing is the local norm for the United States, but this doesn’t mean that those who choose to kneel for Communion are doing anything wrong or “illegal.”
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Best By Today
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Best By Today

Rita BuettnerJanuary 13, 20253 min read
This weekend we started going through our pantry. The plan was to find the items we weren’t eating and donate them to the food pantry at church. What we discovered is that we have plenty of soy sauce, Greek dressing, and granola. We also have an astonishing amount of expired food. Some packages expired not […]
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8 ways to live a merciful life
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8 ways to live a merciful life

Lorene Hanley DuquinJanuary 11, 20255 min read
We tend to think of “mercy” as compassion or sympathy, but the word has a much deeper meaning. It is more than feeling sorry for someone. Having mercy means that we enter into the other person’s suffering.
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In Pacific Palisades, paradise lost
CommentaryDisaster Relief

In Pacific Palisades, paradise lost

Greg ErlandsonJanuary 10, 20254 min read
Like marauders galloping out of the foothills, the flames swept down on the community that liked to call itself a village, as if its boutique shops and restaurants somehow protected it from a harsher world.
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Pope Francis likes a joke
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Pope Francis likes a joke

Greg ErlandsonJanuary 9, 20253 min read
Comedy can sting a little, but these days the rage can overwhelm the laughs.
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Holiday message of ‘The Loved One’
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Holiday message of ‘The Loved One’

Russell ShawJanuary 8, 20254 min read
True faith rejoices in knowing that the life we celebrate at the stable in Bethlehem is the real answer to death.
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Question Corner: Why do we baptize infants, and why was Jesus baptized?
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Question Corner: Why do we baptize infants, and why was Jesus baptized?

Jenna Marie CooperJanuary 8, 20254 min read
On a practical level, through Catholic baptism, infants become official members of the Catholic Church, which among other things qualifies them to receive the other sacraments.
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Being ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ in the Digital Landscape
CommentaryJubilee 2025

Being ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ in the Digital Landscape

Sister Hosea RupprechtJanuary 7, 20254 min read
With some determination and effort, these suggested practices can bring us a sense of hope as we journey every single day through the digital landscape.
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Being human: The challenging task of 2025
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Being human: The challenging task of 2025

Elizabeth ScaliaJanuary 6, 20254 min read
We enter 2025 after a careening, mad season of confusion, hate, deceit and instability. The sense that things are vastly off-kilter and that centers are not holding is almost palpable.
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The most desired gift
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The most desired gift

Effie CaldarolaJanuary 5, 20253 min read
Sometimes, maintaining hope challenges our faith.
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