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Mary Magdalene and Me

I share a birthday with Mary Magdalene – her feast day that is. In his article “How Mary Magdalene the

The first time I went to the Louvre Museum in Paris was a warm and sunny Bastille Day — July

There is another way, a better way, a good way… Martha is distracted in her work of serving the food.

By Toni Rowland / July 16, 2019

Working with family themes month by month has been quite useful for me to reflect more deeply on the domestic

At Mass a couple of weeks ago I had an annoyingly sore throat from post-nasal drip. (I promise, the story

This is my body, broken for you… The abused becomes the abuser in a spiral of retaliation and anger that

By Tony Magliano / July 12, 2019

If you were at least 10-years-old on July 20, 1969, you will surely remember that your eyes were glued to

The film Amazing Grace (2006) recounts the efforts by William Wilberforce to convince late-18th century England to abolish the international

In the Creed we say we believe in the resurrection of the body and life everlasting. I believe this, but