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Question Corner: Does the church grant annulments in cases of marital infidelity?
CommentaryQuestion Corner

Question Corner: Does the church grant annulments in cases of marital infidelity?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 13, 20254 min read
If a person truly cannot remain faithful despite their desire to do so, this means that they were incapable of marrying due to a fundamental incapacity to assume a core duty of the vocation of marriage.
Resources for 2025 Jubilee Year
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Resources for 2025 Jubilee Year

Sister Neville Christine ForchapMarch 13, 20254 min read
Pope Francis has invited us to embark on a journey, a pilgrimage of hope, during this jubilee year. It is a call to walk together and become witnesses to an anxious world that God is faithful to us, and our hope in God will not disappoint.
St. Patrick: Do you know the myth or the man?
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St. Patrick: Do you know the myth or the man?

D.D. EmmonsMarch 13, 20257 min read
Surprisingly, given the popularity and influence of the day, many revelers know little about St. Patrick the man.
Addressing unnecessary human suffering: Migration today
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Addressing unnecessary human suffering: Migration today

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzioMarch 13, 20255 min read
What made America great was migration, and without it, we may never achieve greatness again.
Become like children
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Become like children

Mark VivianoMarch 12, 20254 min read
Away from the demands of corporate media, I’ve found joy in what I call “kids world,” where I’m a daily witness to the wide-eyed wonderment, thoughts and discoveries of my sons Michael (9 years old), Christian (6 years old), and their peers.
A new heart this Lent
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A new heart this Lent

Jaymie Stuart WolfeMarch 12, 20254 min read
Every one of us needs the grace of new life in Christ, and the entirely new heart that goes with it.
What is a jubilee?
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What is a jubilee?

Father James GoodwinMarch 10, 20255 min read
The roots of a jubilee year are found in Scripture. As described in Leviticus 25, every 50th year was to be celebrated as a jubilee year in which all debt was forgiven, slaves were freed and their ancestral lands could be reclaimed.
Lenten media fast: Spiritual discipline for a digital age
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Lenten media fast: Spiritual discipline for a digital age

Sister Nancy UsslemannMarch 10, 20254 min read
Joining others in a media fast can create a community that holds us accountable to the fast.
Button up this Lent
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Button up this Lent

Rita BuettnerMarch 10, 20253 min read
The other day, I realized I was running ahead of schedule on my way to school pick-up, so I stopped for gas. I slid the pump into the side of the car and then took a quick walk around the car. Dozens of years ago, my father told me that was a good idea, so […]
Let us begin a garden
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Let us begin a garden

Margaret Rose RealyMarch 9, 20254 min read
To begin a garden is to be a co-creator with God, and to join in the joy he intended for us through his creation.
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