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Helping kids and teens cope with the threat of school violence
CommentarySchools

Helping kids and teens cope with the threat of school violence

Joseph D. WhiteSeptember 3, 20253 min read
Tips for parents on managing children’s worries about school shootings
AI tips for students
CommentarySchools

AI tips for students

Sister Hosea RupprechtSeptember 3, 20255 min read
As students of all ages return to the classroom, educators are faced with all the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology that can help or hinder their students’ learning.
Time for college move-in day
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Time for college move-in day

Rita BuettnerAugust 31, 20254 min read
I don’t want to say I’ve become a college move-in enthusiast, but I love our nieces and nephews, and I love visiting college campuses.
All creation gives praise: Seeking God — and wonder — in cosmos
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All creation gives praise: Seeking God — and wonder — in cosmos

Leonard J. DeLorenzoAugust 31, 202511 min read
Wonder takes time; it is more than surprise and interruption. Wonder is a relationship of intimacy, where you find yourself in awe at something that is beyond you, which becomes more fascinating the longer you dwell with it.
Question Corner: Does the church ever use the word ‘divorce’ or does it only talk about ‘annulment?’
CommentaryQuestion Corner

Question Corner: Does the church ever use the word ‘divorce’ or does it only talk about ‘annulment?’

Jenna Marie CooperAugust 27, 20254 min read
Sometimes people have the mistaken idea that “annulments” are some kind of Catholic-approved divorce, but this is not at all accurate.
On the road to Our Lady: How pilgrimage taught me the power of community
CommentaryJubilee 2025Marian Devotion

On the road to Our Lady: How pilgrimage taught me the power of community

Paulina GuzikAugust 26, 20255 min read
This is the church I saw on the pilgrimage: poor, weak, stripped of pretenses, yet strong in suffering and stronger in Christ. This is the church I walked with.
What a beautiful family
CommentaryMarriage & Family Life

What a beautiful family

Laura Kelly FanucciAugust 25, 20253 min read
The Body of Christ is a beautiful, diverse family. We are single and married, divorced and widowed. We have built families through adoption and fostering, marriage and birth.
Farewell to a beautiful summer
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Farewell to a beautiful summer

Rita BuettnerAugust 24, 20253 min read
Summer is coming to a close, and the school year is beginning.
Revealing Leo
CommentaryVatican

Revealing Leo

Michael R. HeinleinAugust 21, 20254 min read
As certain factions of the church who want to claim Leo for their “side” become increasingly anxious to see him start taking more decisive action on thorny issues, it’s clear that what we know most about him is that he is a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Question Corner: Why don’t bishops excommunicate politicians who support abortion?
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Question Corner: Why don’t bishops excommunicate politicians who support abortion?

Jenna Marie CooperAugust 20, 20254 min read
While the act of directly causing an abortion is a canonical crime that is punished with an automatic excommunication, (see Canon 1397, 2) this only applies in scenarios where a particular individual actually brought about an abortion personally — and not in situations where a person promoted abortion in a more abstract way.
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