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In praise of singing
Arts & CultureCommentary

In praise of singing

Laura Kelly FanucciMarch 7, 20244 min read
It’s a foretaste of heaven to look around Mass and witness the full participation of the people of God.
Question Corner: For those who avoid meat anyway, is there another Lenten Friday penance?
CommentaryLentQuestion Corner

Question Corner: For those who avoid meat anyway, is there another Lenten Friday penance?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 7, 20244 min read
if you personally feel that Friday abstinence during Lent is not enough of a sacrifice to be spiritually beneficial for you, you are certainly free to incorporate another penitential practice in addition to abstinence on Fridays.
Two who didn’t run
CommentaryThe Catholic Difference

Two who didn’t run

George WeigelMarch 7, 20244 min read
Both Stanley Rother and Alexei Navalny exemplified the cardinal virtue of courage, which is also a gift of the Holy Spirit.
Mission by mail
Commentary

Mission by mail

Jaymie Stuart WolfeMarch 6, 20244 min read
God can and does use anything and everything to reach us, to communicate his love, to connect us to one another. It seems that a mission to spread the joy of the Gospel can be conducted by mail.
Politicization of migration policy is causing a migrant standstill
CommentaryImmigration and Migration

Politicization of migration policy is causing a migrant standstill

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzioMarch 6, 20244 min read
There are two major policy goals needed at this time. We need not only better border management, but also the distinctive compassion of past immigration policies, such as family reunification and attention to our labor needs and to immigrant workers.
Looking for signs and Nineveh
Commentary

Looking for signs and Nineveh

Effie CaldarolaMarch 5, 20243 min read
It takes spiritual maturity to become the sign rather than, like a hopeful child, demanding one.
Home-court advantage
Charity in TruthCommentaryFeature

Home-court advantage

Archbishop William E. LoriMarch 4, 20243 min read
To come home to ourselves, we need silence. We need to pray in secret. We need to be open, welcoming to God who wants to dwell in us. We need to trust that he knows us best, loves us most and gives us what we need.
A Balloon at Mass
BlogCommentaryLentOpen Window

A Balloon at Mass

Rita BuettnerMarch 3, 20243 min read
As we turned to leave Mass, I saw that a little boy in the back had snagged a balloon.
Gratitude at the grocery store
BlogCommentaryLentOpen Window

Gratitude at the grocery store

Rita BuettnerMarch 1, 20243 min read
A few months ago, I noticed that our grocery store no longer had hand-held shopping baskets. If you wanted to shop, you had to use one of the large rolling grocery carts.
Listen, for heaven’s sake!
CommentaryLent

Listen, for heaven’s sake!

Bishop Robert ReedMarch 1, 20244 min read
To listen to Christ is not merely to obey, but to hear deeply, in the place where daily conversion can occur. In this declared “Year of Prayer,” it is not too much to consider that listening is very much a part of the act of prayer.
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