Joy is the True Mark of a Christian
True Christians are defined by the joy they carry in their hearts and the assurance that God accompanies them even […]
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Why Mary is Our Mother
By Father Ralph de Hahn – Mary, her son and some disciples attend the wedding feast at Cana, and it
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Sainthood Sometimes Includes Biting your Tongue
Conversion isn’t telling the priest, “Oh father, for me to convert I must do penance – give me a clobbering
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Feast Days
Trinity Sunday
Today is the feast of the Trinity – The Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Trinity is…
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Jesus shows Mercy, Without Compromise on Truth
Jesus is compassionate toward people and their imperfections without ever compromising the truth, Pope Francis said at his morning Mass.
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Ecumenical dialogue
Catholic-Anglican Official Dialogue Continues
By Michael Swan – After nearly 50 years of discourse between the Catholic and Anglican communions, the official international dialogue body
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Mass readings
Mass Readings: 22 May – 29 May, 2016
Liturgical Calendar Year C, Weekdays Cycle Year 2 Sunday May 22, Trinity Sunday Proverbs 8:22-31, Psalms 8:4-9, Romans 5:1-5, John
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Church History
Remains of Spanish Explorer’s Cross Discovered at Arkansas Dig
By Aprille Hanson, CNS – The first Catholic liturgy is believed to have been occurred in Arkansas 475 years ago, but
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Sacraments Technology & Christian Life
Astronauts take Eucharist in Space
For Catholic astronauts, flying to space doesn’t mean giving up the faith. They pray daily and are even able to
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