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What battles are we losing when the holy water fonts are dry?
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What battles are we losing when the holy water fonts are dry?

Elizabeth ScaliaNovember 5, 20234 min read
Pastors throughout the church, if you haven’t already, please fill the fonts and supply holy water to the stoups.
The Didache: An ancient catechism, a contemporary message
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The Didache: An ancient catechism, a contemporary message

Kenneth CraycraftNovember 4, 20235 min read
The Didache not only provides a fascinating glimpse of the liturgical and moral life of the early church, but also offers relevant guidance for every age, including our own.
Does Purgatory really exist? ‘I hope so,’ said the priest
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Does Purgatory really exist? ‘I hope so,’ said the priest

Jaymie Stuart WolfeNovember 2, 20234 min read
In purgatory, we will finally become all we were created to be, what God deems what we’d call the “best version of ourselves.”
Praying for the dead
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Praying for the dead

Christopher GuntyNovember 2, 20234 min read
The things that weigh us down in this life – fatigue, difficult jobs, pain, injustice, our sins – will all be gone in heaven.
Zombies, graves and autumnal gratitude
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Zombies, graves and autumnal gratitude

Effie CaldarolaNovember 1, 20233 min read
On All Souls and All Saints, we honor not just the dead whom we love and extol as examples; we proclaim our belief that this is not the end — that from the hallowed ground of our beloved dead comes the promise of the risen Lord, the empty tomb.
Analysis: Rupnik affair challenges church to turn synod synthesis into concrete proposals in 2024
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Analysis: Rupnik affair challenges church to turn synod synthesis into concrete proposals in 2024

Peter Jesserer SmithNovember 1, 202313 min read
The Rupnik affair poses a real test to not only the synod’s members, but the whole church, which has 11 months before the synod assembly reconvenes, to reflect on the synod’s synthesis report released Oct. 28 and discern what “co-responsible” decision-making should look like for governance of a “missionary synodal church.”
Can the laity save the church?
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Can the laity save the church?

Greg ErlandsonOctober 31, 20234 min read
Whatever path leads to the church of tomorrow, it depends on the laity getting involved in its revitalization.
Question Corner: Are demonic possessions just mental illness?
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Question Corner: Are demonic possessions just mental illness?

Jenna Marie CooperOctober 31, 20234 min read
most dioceses in United States have protocols which require an individual to have medical and psychiatric evaluations, to rule out potential natural causes, before they can receive a major exorcism.
How Georgie changed my life
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How Georgie changed my life

Rita BuettnerOctober 30, 20233 min read
Even though we never knew him personally though, Georgie is so important to me—and to our family.
Learning about saints at Sunday School
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Learning about saints at Sunday School

Rita BuettnerOctober 29, 20233 min read
With everything I have going on this fall, I wasn’t looking for anything else to do. Sometimes I have an idea, though, and I just can’t shake it. That’s how I felt when I first thought about volunteering to teach faith formation at our parish. I haven’t taught Sunday School since the year the pandemic […]
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