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Surprised by love
She had been missing the one thing in life that she needed. Every attempt to find it had failed. Until it found her!
Come home to my heart
Twice in the Gospels we hear of a voice descending from the heavens, acknowledging “his beloved Son.”
Trust in the Holy Spirit
God only desires that we grow daily into the image of his Son. The Holy Spirit gets us there.
A jolt of joy
If there is one consistent and unmistakably authentic theme that I felt wherever I went or with whomever we met in Nigeria, it was a deep and joyful faith, prayerful and public in its expression, and a real sense of community.
Celebrating joy
Being a priest has long been my greatest source of joy, now more than ever.
Forming courageous priests for tomorrow
During the Lenten season soon upon us, I would encourage all of us to take some time, in prayer and sacrifice to pray for vocations and our men in formation.
Jesus — Architect, Artisan and Scientist
The older I get the more I am amazed at the depth and simplicity of the discourses of Jesus.
Home mission
Mom was right. Charity begins at home. Such sound advice that we grew up with is something that can continue to inspire and motivate us as we seek practical ways to raise our children well in the light of our Gospel mission.
Let’s have brunch
Do your friends a favor. Invite them to brunch. There’s no mistaking about it. Brunch has become a stable fixture in our cultural landscape, especially on Sundays.
Inspiriting culture
Any student of history will quickly discover that conflicts between popes and emperors are as legendary as they are commonplace and predictable.
Pope Benedict XVI: A call to prayer
We offer Pope Benedict XVI our thanks, our love and our prayer
Pope Benedict XVI: A call to prayer
Pastors, like all parents, know that raising children and keeping family together is often like the proverbial herding of cats. Joseph Ratzinger, even before he became pastor of pastors, knew and understood that.
Whatever became of Christmas?
Something that might in future years help us take fuller advantage of a more creative and enjoyable observation of the Advent and Christmas seasons, is to seize the various opportunities to pause every few days throughout the feast days that many national traditions observe during these two months.
Clear vision
In last Sunday’s Gospel, John the Baptist sends some of his disciples to Jesus to question him about his true identity. Are you the one who is to come?
Why was Jesus baptized?
A very good question you may have never asked: Why would Jesus Christ, who from conception to death was free of sin, accept being baptized by St. John the Baptist in the Jordan River?
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