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‘You’re Here! You’re Here’
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‘You’re Here! You’re Here’

Rita BuettnerOctober 26, 20253 min read
I love thinking of God’s love in that way, how he loves us simply as we are, with no expectation for what we might achieve.
The end of the world as we know it: What the Catholic Church teaches about the last days
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The end of the world as we know it: What the Catholic Church teaches about the last days

Carl E. OlsonOctober 26, 202510 min read
For Catholics, the terms “end times” and “last days” refer both to the conclusion of history at some future point, and also — even primarily — to the last 2,000 years.
Understanding and planning Catholic funerals
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Understanding and planning Catholic funerals

Michael R. HeinleinOctober 25, 20256 min read
Catholic funerals express the Christian hope in eternal life and the resurrection of the body on the last day. Every component of Catholic funeral rites should express these fundamental beliefs and hopes.
Gospel of Matthew serves as bridge to Old Testament
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Gospel of Matthew serves as bridge to Old Testament

Karl A. SchultzOctober 24, 20256 min read
Matthew’s emphasis on forgiveness can provide us consolation and hope as we recognize our inability to live up to the tenets of the Sermon on the Mount and other moral requirements.
What does the church say about brain death and the ethics of organ donation?
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What does the church say about brain death and the ethics of organ donation?

Charlie CamosyOctober 24, 20256 min read
Father Anthony Stoeppel, a diocesan priest of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas and professor of church management at the Catholic University of America’s Busch School of Busine
Clean-up in Aisle 9
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Clean-up in Aisle 9

Rita BuettnerOctober 22, 20253 min read
How often we create messes in our lives—whether we’re spilling something in aisle nine, hurting someone’s feelings, or taking a step that causes issues.
Question Corner: Is there any way to know how long a person might be in purgatory?
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Question Corner: Is there any way to know how long a person might be in purgatory?

Jenna Marie CooperOctober 22, 20254 min read
Generally, there is no clear way to know whether or not someone is still in purgatory.
Dying from compassion
CommentaryRespect LifeThe Catholic Difference

Dying from compassion

George WeigelOctober 22, 20254 min read
This descent into emotivism and sentimentality has profound consequences for society as well as for individuals.
Make good trouble
CommentaryImmigration and MigrationRacial Justice

Make good trouble

Effie CaldarolaOctober 20, 20254 min read
If you attend a church which blocks misfits, you’re in the wrong church. Jesus welcomed misfits — the Samaritan woman, the leper, the woman “caught in the very act” of adultery, the tax collector.
Leo’s first official text
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Leo’s first official text

Michael R. HeinleinOctober 17, 20254 min read
“Dilexi Te” manifests both Pope Leo’s recognition that we need to grow in unity and subtly illustrates a means to bring such unity to a fractured church, something he has spoken of from the earliest days of his pontificate.
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