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Empowering parents’ right to choose: Transparency in education policies
CommentarySchools

Empowering parents’ right to choose: Transparency in education policies

Father Donato InfanteJuly 23, 20248 min read
Families do not need to be granted a right to educate their children, as the right already belongs to the family.
Catholic school education well worth the sacrifices
CommentarySchools

Catholic school education well worth the sacrifices

Phil LenahanJuly 21, 20243 min read
As our culture continues to make choices contrary to Catholic teaching, Catholic education has become even more important if our children are going to be well formed in the faith and apply it in their daily lives.
FOMO and the National Eucharistic Congress
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FOMO and the National Eucharistic Congress

Rita BuettnerJuly 20, 20242 min read
I pray that this is a fruitful experience for those who are there, of course. But I have to imagine that an event like this can have a profound impact far beyond the event itself.
Of faith and finances, churches, charity and change
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Of faith and finances, churches, charity and change

Elizabeth ScaliaJuly 20, 20244 min read
Salvation has never been about one’s worthiness, but about one’s willingness.
The most important prayer you already know
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The most important prayer you already know

Laura Kelly FanucciJuly 19, 20243 min read
Sometimes the words we rattle off without thinking are precisely the place to pause and reflect.
Why did the frog cross the road?
BlogCommentaryOpen Window

Why did the frog cross the road?

Rita BuettnerJuly 18, 20242 min read
The frog could have crossed the road at any time, but it just happened to leap when we were in that particular spot.
‘What a lucky kid I am’
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‘What a lucky kid I am’

Effie CaldarolaJuly 18, 20243 min read
If we find ourselves burdened by the worries of the world or the fears of tomorrow, we need to remember that our spirituality calls us to gratitude in the present moment.
Indy or not, revival is yours
CommentaryEucharist

Indy or not, revival is yours

Jaymie Stuart WolfeJuly 17, 20244 min read
The most substantial and life changing things scheduled to take place at the National Eucharistic Congress are available to almost every Catholic right where they are. They always have been and they always will be.
Question Corner: Is a parish required to provide a screen and kneeler in the confessional?
CommentaryQuestion CornerWorship & Sacraments

Question Corner: Is a parish required to provide a screen and kneeler in the confessional?

Jenna Marie CooperJuly 17, 20244 min read
While the church expects confessions to be heard in a designated confessional under ordinary circumstances, there are times when it would be permissible to celebrate the sacrament someplace else.
A homily after Butler
CommentaryGun Violencesocial media

A homily after Butler

Deacon Greg KandraJuly 15, 20246 min read
I think this moment offers us a bold challenge — calling on us to examine how we live, how we talk, how we engage on social media.
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