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Catholic Moral Teaching: Choice

Article Four of the Catechism of the Catholic Church contains an excellent treatment of the morality of the human act. It is summarized at ... continue reading

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time

My friends, brothers, and sisters in the Lord Our first reading for today's Holy Mass on this fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time in our ... continue reading

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Why We Go to Church and Attend Holy Mass

Over years of ministry, I have often been asked questions such as "Why do we have to go to Mass". For me, it is easy to answer. Because we ... continue reading

The Top Nations Where Christians can be Killed for their Faith

In a sobering revelation, the Open Doors organization recently released the 2024 World Persecution List, shedding light on the distressing ... continue reading

Addressing a Critical Challenge: Support Catholic Online School in a Time of Change

As we navigate through these transformative times, I am reaching out to share a mission that resonates deeply with our shared values and ... continue reading

Here I Am Lord: Meeting the Lord in Ordinary Time

Jan 14, 2024 - 2d Sunday in Ordinary TimeMy friends, brothers, and sisters in the Lord, We have moved from the Christmas season into ... continue reading

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Meeting the Lord in the Ordinary Time of Life

We have moved from the Christmas season into Ordinary Time in the Liturgical calendar of the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church.   ... continue reading

Feast of the Epiphany: God's Plan is Manifested

The Feast of the Epiphany is observed on January 6 in the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church. It will be celebrated on Sunday, January 7, ... continue reading

5 Biblical New Year's resolutions all Catholics should aspire to Watch

Each year people firmly believe that this will be the year - the year they lose weight, the year they make more of an impression at work, ... continue reading

Ring in the New Year with Mary, the Mother of God

Ringing in the new year is part of our national pastime. But why do we do it? Is it simply about having fun? Or is there a deeper meaning ... continue reading

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