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Youth run clothing drive at St. Mary's, Glens Falls
As the temperatures drop, the need for warm winter clothing rises. In Glens Falls, this need was answered by the youth ministry team at St. Mary's parish.
REFLECTION
Putting the 'thanks' in Thanksgiving
From the early days of my misspent youth, I have been an avid sports fan. I've spent countless hours watching sporting events on television.
SEMINARIAN'S DIARY
Hold onto that strand of hope
It is incredibly difficult to remain hopeful and confident in our faith in God with so much tragedy, violence and hurt going on throughout the world and in our own lives each day.
REFLECTION
To be a shepherd
Forty years ago, the Italian filmmaker Franco Zefferelli made a splendid film based on the life of Christ, titled, "Jesus of Nazareth."
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A love letter to children applying for college
For our children who are anxiously awaiting college responses, the early decisions and early-admissions responses are beginning to trickle in.
SEMINARIAN'S DIARY
Sheltering in place as Year of Mercy began
As this semester was coming to an end, the campus of The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where I am studying for the priesthood, was filled with anticipation.
REFLECTION
Can't stifle Christmas joy
Some of the most beloved Christmas stories that we see every year on television feature a villain whose sole objective is to dampen our spirits and steal away our joy.
REFLECTION
What makes a family holy?
From politicians to religious leaders, many people are bemoaning the demise of the family. Do you agree with this read of the present situation?
REFLECTION
Year of Mercy, Part I: Why have this jubilee?
This is the first of a three-part series by Father Barratt explaining the Year of Mercy. The second part will appear in next week's issue.
REFLECTION
Year of Mercy, Part II: What or who is mercy?
In our second reflection about the "Year of Mercy," we explore a question that gets to the heart of things: What (or rather who) is mercy?
REFLECTION
Year of Mercy, Part III: How we experience and share mercy
In our brief series concerning the Catholic Church's Year of Mercy, we have explored why Pope Francis announced this special year and what "mercy" is all about. We have seen how mercy is at the center of who God is and, therefore, how it is at the very heart of …
SEMINARIAN'S DIARY
Getting through the 'January experience'
Everyone is on several journeys. There is the journey of a day, the journey of a year, the journey of life, the journey of a career, the journey of surviving something difficult and the journey of faith.
PERSPECTIVE
Support group brings healing after divorce
Those dealing with the pain and healing of divorce can feel isolated, lonely and confused. The end of a marriage can damage a person's self-worth, financial security and spiritual wellness, as well as their family and social relationships.
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Finding mercy after abuse
This column kicks off The Evangelist's "I need mercy" series for the Year of Mercy, asking people from around the Albany Diocese to describe personal experiences of giving, receiving or struggling with mercy.
REFLECTION
St. Paul and the works of mercy 
When you think of St. Paul, does the word "mercy" come to mind?
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