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Padre Pio is beloved but most people misunderstand why
CommentaryEucharistSaints

Padre Pio is beloved but most people misunderstand why

Father Patrick BriscoeSeptember 25, 20243 min read
Padre Pio had a keen awareness of sin, and most importantly, as Father John puts it, “He was abrupt and tough with some people and compassionate and gentle with others.”
A Little Less Like Me
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A Little Less Like Me

Rita BuettnerSeptember 23, 20243 min read
Sometimes when a message comes my way, I don’t know whether God really means to send it to me.
The baby at Mass
CommentaryThe Domestic Church

The baby at Mass

Rita BuettnerSeptember 23, 20243 min read
Each of us has times when we are that squirming, fussing child at Mass.
A look ahead at the Supreme Court’s fall term
CommentaryRespect LifeSupreme Court

A look ahead at the Supreme Court’s fall term

Russell ShawSeptember 23, 20244 min read
When the Supreme Court opens for business again Oct. 7, it will have before it for argument and eventual decision in the term ahead at least three cases directly involving the protection of children and young people.
A Eucharistic Word: Reception
CommentaryEucharist

A Eucharistic Word: Reception

Michael R. HeinleinSeptember 20, 20244 min read
The Holy Eucharist is a treasure beyond compare, deserving our safeguarding and protection. We should and must be vigilant to ensure the Eucharist is not abused or desecrated.
We cannot follow Jesus and sidestep the cross
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We cannot follow Jesus and sidestep the cross

Jaymie Stuart WolfeSeptember 19, 20244 min read
The road of discipleship is the way of the cross. Embracing it is the secret path to holiness — and there is no other.
Question Corner: Are fairies and leprechauns demonic? And what happened to Barabbas?
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Question Corner: Are fairies and leprechauns demonic? And what happened to Barabbas?

Jenna Marie CooperSeptember 18, 20244 min read
The church does not have any current official teaching on fairies or leprechauns. However, in traditional folklore, fairies and leprechauns were not the sweet and playful creatures that they tend to be in our modern depictions, and they have an association with pre-Christian European paganism.
Underground railroad
CommentaryRacial Justice

Underground railroad

Effie CaldarolaSeptember 18, 20244 min read
Although many Americans were abolitionists, particularly the Quakers, or Friends, it’s scandalous to us now to admit that many Christian churches were complicit in profiteering from slavery, the Catholic Church being no exception.
Pray and Do Not Worry
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Pray and Do Not Worry

Rita BuettnerSeptember 16, 20243 min read
It was late afternoon, and my son and I were running late for an appointment—again. As we walked across the parking lot, a woman approached us. “Would you help me?” she said. I could see the distress in her eyes, and I could tell she really did need help. She pointed to her car, which […]
A Catholic’s guide to voting
2024 ElectionCommentary

A Catholic’s guide to voting

OSV NewsSeptember 16, 20249 min read
Voting: It is one of our most important responsibilities as citizens. Indeed, the church teaches that there are three primary responsibilities of all citizens: to pay taxes, to defend their country and to vote.
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