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Just in Time for Ss. Peter and Paul
Today is the solemnity of Ss. Peter and Paul, and the Vatican has announced some major news relating to St. Paul. The Vatican recently unearthed what has long been venerated as the tomb of St. Paul. T… more →
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Bill Murray's Sister Entertains Too...
David Bennett wrote 2 months ago: …with her “one woman show” about Saint Catherine of Siena. Sister Nancy Murray, an … more →
March 25: Blessed Omeljan Kovc, Greek Catholic Martyr & Righteous Among The Nations
asimplesinner wrote 3 months ago: Blessed Omeljan Kovc, 1884-1944 Greek Catholic Martyr & Righteous Among The Nations from www.va … more →
March 25: Blessed Omeljan Kovc, Greek Catholic Martyr & Righteous Among The Nations
asimplesinner wrote 3 months ago: Blessed Omeljan Kovc 1884 – 1944 Greek Catholic Martyr & Righteous Among The Nations from … more →
A Prayer for Saint Patrick's Day
David Bennett wrote 3 months ago: A Prayer for this Saint Patrick’s Day O God, by whose providence the blessed Patrick was chos … more →
Jesus, Sweet Memory
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Jorge Flores wrote 3 months ago: Iesu, Dulcis Memoria (Jesus, Sweet Memory) is a beautiful hymn attributed to Saint Bernard of Clairv … more →
Saints Perpetua and Felicity
Jorge Flores wrote 3 months ago: Today, Holy Mother Church celebrates the lives of two holy, Christian women: Perpetua and Felicity S … more →
Living Perfectly: Aquinas on the Example of Christ's Passion
Jorge Flores wrote 3 months ago: Christ’s passion is the remedy for sin (John 1:29). Christ’s passion, however, is at th … more →
St. Casimir
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Jorge Flores wrote 4 months ago: Today, Holy Mother Church remembers Saint Casimir of Poland (1458-1484). According to the Catholic … more →
Saint Katharine Drexel
Jorge Flores wrote 4 months ago: Today, the Church honors St. Katharine Drexel (1858-1955). Here’s a summary of the thing … more →
On Conversion to God
Jorge Flores wrote 4 months ago: Lent encourages us to let the Word of God penetrate our life and thus to know the fundamental truth: … more →
Tolstoyanism vs Christianity
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Jorge Flores wrote 5 months ago: For my Topics in the Philosophy of Religion (Philosophy 441) class, we have to write an informal, on … more →
Violent and Irrational: Not the Catholic Faith
Jorge Flores wrote 5 months ago: For my Topics in the Philosophy of Religion (Philosophy 441) class, we have to write an informal, on … more →
Hey Ladies
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jaybird68 wrote 6 months ago: Therese of Lisieux was shown a picture of herself and cried: “Yes, but…this is the envel … more →
Barack, Pray for Us
Jonathan B wrote 8 months ago: Someone spotted and took a photo of an Obama votive candle in San Francisco (certainly one of the l … more →
Ignatius of Antioch
David Bennett wrote 8 months ago: Today is the feast of Saint Ignatius. I enjoy the writings of Ignatius, and they shaped me greatly a … more →
Saint Augustine on Love
David Bennett wrote 10 months ago: Because yesterday was Saint Augustine’s feast day, I decided to read some of Augustine’s … more →
Feast of Saint Augustine
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David Bennett wrote 10 months ago: I hope everybody is having a blessed Feast of Saint Augustine. As I reminded my students yesterday, … more →
Gregory Nazianzen on Suffering
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David Bennett wrote 11 months ago: Even fearful things are not without use to the wise; they are very valuable and salutary. For, altho … more →
Sermon on DIVINE ELECTION
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Jorge Flores wrote 1 year ago: A sermon on divine election, given by Father Robert Barron of the Archdiocese of Chicago for the 11 … more →
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