One of the biggest words in the world is “if.” And if you don’t believe it, ask Leon Roberts.
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Column: From our earliest days, there is often purpose to our suffering
Children are a gift from God. They are a blessing of life and love. It is ours to love and protect them, to teach them about the good and gracious God who created them.
Column: 9/11 solidarity: Then and now
Much about 9/11 needs be remembered . . . our solidarity, most of all.
Column: Jesus predicts passion, calls disciples to sacrifice
They are warnings — not meant to discourage us, but to fully inform us about the commitment we are making as disciples of Jesus Christ.
Column: Even stragglers are seeking the Lord ‘with a sincere heart’
"Remember those who take part in this offering, those here present and all your people, and all who seek you with a sincere heart.”
Column: Ready for some trash talk?
“Many people are like garbage trucks: They run around full of garbage — full of frustration, full of anger, full of disappointment. As their garbage piles up, they need a place to dump it and sometimes they’ll dump it on you.”
Steady on
The Lord's prayer is right at the heart of Rick Peterson's story.
‘Heads Up’ offers hope and help
It’s bad enough to have a traumatic brain injury, but it’s even worse to face it without help.
Pope’s ambassador encourages Christians to visit the Holy Land
He could have spoken on a myriad of subjects, but Archbishop Pietro Sambi, the pope’s personal representative to the United States, was compelled to speak about the Holy Land.
Principles of Catholic Social Teaching and Health Care Reform
A Joint Pastoral Statement of Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann and Bishop Robert W. Finn