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To love and to cherish: Bringing mercy into marriage
CommentaryMarriage & Family Life

To love and to cherish: Bringing mercy into marriage

Bill DoddsFebruary 6, 20245 min read
If love is the engine that drives a marriage, mercy is the oil that keeps its many parts running smoothly.
Commitment, chastity, mercy are the building blocks for a happy marriage
CommentaryMarriage & Family Life

Commitment, chastity, mercy are the building blocks for a happy marriage

Mary Rice HassonFebruary 3, 20245 min read
Communication is not the essential ingredient for a successful marriage; commitment is.
Author Flannery O’Connor shared her faith through fiction
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Author Flannery O’Connor shared her faith through fiction

Russell ShawFebruary 2, 20247 min read
Flannery O’Connor was not an evangelist. She was an artist, one of the most gifted American fiction writers of the 20th century. But a profoundly Catholic theological vision informs her art, giving her stories resonance and depth that sound deep — and sometimes deeply disturbing — spiritual chords.
Self-deception, pride and the Willy Loman in all of us
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Self-deception, pride and the Willy Loman in all of us

Kenneth CraycraftFebruary 2, 20244 min read
“Death of a Salesman” has much to say to us Christians as we navigate the highways and backroads of our own moral lives.
Navigating marriage after baby
CommentaryMarriage & Family Life

Navigating marriage after baby

Simcha FisherFebruary 2, 20247 min read
No matter how much a baby was desired, his arrival will often turn a marriage on its ear. Take a snapshot of a married couple with a new baby and it may look less like a holy card and more like an S.O.S.
The poor you have always with you
CommentarySocial Justice

The poor you have always with you

Effie CaldarolaFebruary 1, 20243 min read
Somewhere in your community, there is a chance to be present to those who struggle.
Why it’s worth thinking about friendship this Catholic Schools Week
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Why it’s worth thinking about friendship this Catholic Schools Week

Peter K. KilpatrickJanuary 31, 20243 min read
It is fitting that as Catholic Schools Week begins and we mark the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, the patron saint of Catholic education, that we consider the importance and significance of friendship.
Question Corner: Can Catholics married outside the church take Communion?
CommentaryMarriage & Family Life

Question Corner: Can Catholics married outside the church take Communion?

Jenna Marie CooperJanuary 31, 20244 min read
Canonical form is an important concept to understand and be aware of because if a Catholic does not marry according to canonical form — say, if a Catholic decided to get married by a justice of the peace — this marriage would be considered not only illicit, but also invalid.
A Goal for 2024
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

A Goal for 2024

Rita BuettnerJanuary 30, 20243 min read
Then I thought of going to Mass. I should be able to get to 100 Masses over the next 12 months.
An outpouring of grace: An invitation from Bishop Cozzens
CommentaryEucharist

An outpouring of grace: An invitation from Bishop Cozzens

Bishop Andrew H. CozzensJanuary 30, 20245 min read
For several years I have been awaiting the calendar to turn to 2024, because I knew that this year, the three-year Eucharistic Revival would reach its summit in the 10th National Eucharistic Congress.
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