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Where will God move you if you say ‘yes’ to adoration?
CommentaryEucharistWorship & Sacraments

Where will God move you if you say ‘yes’ to adoration?

Gretchen R. CroweJuly 8, 20234 min read
The fruits that came from that regular “visit” were undeniable — peace, direction, clarity, further commitment to my faith.
Question Corner: Why can’t any sacrament be received at any church?
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Question Corner: Why can’t any sacrament be received at any church?

Jenna Marie CooperJuly 6, 20234 min read
Some sacraments are intended to be ordinarily celebrated in specific churches, and marriage is one of these sacraments.
Sink or swim
CommentaryThe Domestic Church

Sink or swim

Rita BuettnerJuly 5, 20233 min read
God is waiting patiently for each of us, loving us right where we are, recognizing that our path is uniquely our own.
Catholic hospitals must be free to function according to teachings
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Catholic hospitals must be free to function according to teachings

OSV NewsJuly 4, 20236 min read
Catholic health care services should not be involved in any procedure that would assist in the physical “transition” of a person from his or her biological sex.
Robotics camp, cousin time, an Orioles game, and a bari sax (7 Quick Takes)
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Robotics camp, cousin time, an Orioles game, and a bari sax (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerJuly 3, 20234 min read
Our boys have been participating in a robotics camp—one as a counselor and one as a participant. I had the chance to visit the camp briefly for a competition, and I was struck by how amazing it is to see your child move into that kind of leadership role.
‘Thoughts and prayers’: What good are they?
CommentaryGun Violence

‘Thoughts and prayers’: What good are they?

Lisa M. HendeyJuly 3, 20234 min read
Meant as a consolation, the words “thoughts and prayers” are often seen as a senseless murmur offered in place of greatly needed societal change.
The gravity of Gettysburg, through the heart of a child
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The gravity of Gettysburg, through the heart of a child

Michael R. HeinleinJuly 3, 20234 min read
When it comes to introducing children to history, you are not just dealing with facts and trivia; you’re introducing young minds to the reality of the human condition — that celebrating the greatest of human achievements is good, but that we must acknowledge and recognize the worst of human behavior.
“Are You Catholic?”
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“Are You Catholic?”

Rita BuettnerJuly 2, 20233 min read
Was I wearing a crucifix? Had a rosary slipped out of my purse? Then I realized she was looking at the reusable grocery bags I had brought along.
Hooray for July
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Hooray for July

Rita BuettnerJuly 1, 20233 min read
July is the cherry on the top of the ice cream sundae. It’s summer at its summer-iest. It’s when we will finally welcome the hotter days, when—if we’re doing it right—the children will start complaining about being bored, and when we will realize which popsicle flavors no one likes because that’s all that’s left in the freezer.
‘Signs and times’: What about Sister Wilhelmina?
Black Catholic MinistryCommentaryRacial Justice

‘Signs and times’: What about Sister Wilhelmina?

Elizabeth ScaliaJuly 1, 20235 min read
Since the discovery of Sister Wilhelmina’s intact remains, four aspects of the story have many asking, “What is happening and what does it mean?”
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