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Tuning in to our souls and nourishing them
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Tuning in to our souls and nourishing them

Moises SandovalOctober 24, 20193 min read
We communicate with the dead when we pray to the saints, canonized or not. So it is not a far stretch to believe that souls are close by and in touch.
“We are better than this!”
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“We are better than this!”

Sister Charmaine Krohe, SSNDOctober 22, 20193 min read
I grew to know him as a friend, a fervent advocate for the poor, and as a quintessential leader and civil rights icon who fought for justice and equality for all, especially those he served.
Don’t let Halloween scare you
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Don’t let Halloween scare you

Greg ErlandsonOctober 17, 20194 min read
Memo to handwringing adults: Ghouls and goblins and various ghostly apparitions don’t exist, but lust, greed, pride, envy and anger most certainly do. And they are far more frightening.
Prayers for the sick
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Prayers for the sick

John GarveyOctober 15, 20193 min read
I’ve been thinking lately about prayers for the sick.
Why our son is in seminary
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Why our son is in seminary

Kathryn and Larry KirbyOctober 4, 20194 min read
A mother and father share their reasons for supporting their son’s exploration of the priesthood.
Biblical wisdom for expectant, ‘older’ mothers
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Biblical wisdom for expectant, ‘older’ mothers

Elise Italiano UreneckSeptember 19, 20194 min read
There is a special kind of humiliation (and humor, if you’re a good sport), reserved for pregnant women who skew a little bit above the average age of moms in this country.
Humility: The mother of all virtues
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Humility: The mother of all virtues

Father Eugene HemrickSeptember 12, 20192 min read
Simply put, humility is knowing God’s place in our success.
In secret you will be repaid
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In secret you will be repaid

Brett RobinsonAugust 29, 20193 min read
Recollection is the practice of gathering those things together again to see the self in full.
What all Hispanics lost in the tragedy of the El Paso massacre
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What all Hispanics lost in the tragedy of the El Paso massacre

Moises SandovalAugust 22, 20194 min read
Reports from around the country show that all of us, whether Mexican Americans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Central or South Americans or Caribbean peoples, feel less safe, whether our roots in lands now in the U.S. go back, as mine, 325 years, or whether we are recent immigrants.
We need to have the open arms of Christ
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We need to have the open arms of Christ

Patrick SprankleAugust 15, 20193 min read
We need to be a better nation, too, and, with arms open like Jesus on the cross, be there to offer hope and healing and hospitality to our neighbors, our family in need.
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