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An open letter to the Synod General Secretary
CommentaryThe Catholic Difference

An open letter to the Synod General Secretary

George WeigelOctober 5, 20225 min read
Catholic schools in our inner-urban areas, like the new, state-of-the-art Mother Mary Lange School in Baltimore, are the most effective anti-poverty program the U.S. Church has ever devised — and they serve students from many religious backgrounds.
Lessons to learn from St. Therese’s little way
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Lessons to learn from St. Therese’s little way

Rita BuettnerSeptember 30, 20223 min read
St. Therese would nudge us to take on the little actions of daily life and see the value and the holiness in that service.
‘I have cancer, but cancer doesn’t have me:’ Denise Collins’ ovarian cancer journey
CommentaryUnconditional

‘I have cancer, but cancer doesn’t have me:’ Denise Collins’ ovarian cancer journey

Robyn BarberrySeptember 29, 20226 min read
Denise Collins chronicled her cancer treatment experience with awe-inspiring courage, relentless optimism and a good bit of humor.
No flower goes unseen
CommentaryFor the Journey

No flower goes unseen

Effie CaldarolaSeptember 28, 20223 min read
As we deepen our relationship with a God who cares about us so completely, it encourages us to pay more attention, not just to the beauty and glory of God’s bounty in our yard, but to the beauty of this earth so challenged right now.
Egg-cellent adventures and other highlights from our week (7 Quick Takes)
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Egg-cellent adventures and other highlights from our week (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerSeptember 25, 20224 min read
Our younger son loves fresh eggs. So, when a local friend posted to Facebook that they had extra eggs from their chickens, I messaged her right away.
Build a culture of life in a post-Roe world
Charity in TruthCommentaryRespect Life

Build a culture of life in a post-Roe world

Archbishop William E. LoriSeptember 23, 20225 min read
It is the time to rededicate ourselves to building a culture of life and civilization of love.
There’s a better way to respond to immigration
CommentaryFeatureGuest CommentaryImmigration and Migration

There’s a better way to respond to immigration

Father Eugene HemrickSeptember 22, 20223 min read
Protecting the body and soul of immigrants and especially their religious faith is still the best means for overcoming daunting hurdles.
Saying ‘yes’ requires enormous leap of faith
CommentaryFeatureThe Domestic Church

Saying ‘yes’ requires enormous leap of faith

Rita BuettnerSeptember 20, 20223 min read
Life is better taken a step at a time, navigating it as it comes, rather than worrying about what tomorrow might bring.
Just a Hamper
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Just a Hamper

Rita BuettnerSeptember 19, 20222 min read
We just got rid of our old hamper. It was just a hamper.
Mini-waffles and other fun during our back-to-school scramble (7 Quick Takes)
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Mini-waffles and other fun during our back-to-school scramble (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerSeptember 18, 20225 min read
The other day, I went to the store to make a very practical, necessary purchase, and on my way to the register, I saw a mini waffle maker.
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