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The Flavor of Guilt
It started out as a good old-fashioned Catholic guilt trip.
Charities’ anniversary should also serve as a call to action
We are the immigrant church, and the poor belong to us.
Hispanic leaders-in-the-making head back to school
I think we can conclude that when it comes to the Catholic faith, going back to school is not such a bad idea after all.
In matters both big and small, we have a friend in Mary
It is there that I find peace and solace when I do whatever she tells me.
Ignore my neighbor? NIMBY!
by Father Mark Goldasich Just a reminder, folks, this coming Sunday, after the 10:30 Mass, we’ll have gas.” This is one of my favorite announcements to make in church. It never fails to get a chuckle from the congregation. (And I...
Still waters run deep
“I don’t have any big plans, or a mission. I just want to be there for the people when they need me.”
Catholics called to protect holy sites of Christendom
“It was discouraging,” he added. “But what Christians in the Holy Land have been able to do in remaining faithful should be an inspiration to all of us.”
A pilgrim’s progress toward Compostela
Let me describe for you my typical day: I wake up about 6 a.m., dress, make sure that I have all my belongings, and then I start to walk.
Moving forward, one prayer at a time
She was the answer to his prayers. Literally.