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For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
Hebrews 4:12
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3 months agoThe Book of Esther offers one of the most compelling stories of courage, faith, and God’s providence in Scripture. While Protestant Bibles don’t mention God in the story, the Catholic Bible has God... -
4 months agoThe Queenship of Mary feast, celebrated on August 22nd, invites us to honor Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth. This beautiful feast follows eight days after the Assumption, reminding us that after... -
4 months agoBy: Sr. Elizabeth Ann Sjoberg, DC Many wear the Miraculous Medal. Numerous miracles, healings, and conversions are attributed to it. But much fewer people know the fascinating story behind this...
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4 hours agoOn Sunday, Pope Leo XIV called for nations to give out amnesties and pardons to prisoners during the Jubilee year. -
yesterdayPope Leo XIV met Friday with members of Italy’s intelligence services and warned them not to use confidential information for blackmailing or other nefarious purposes. -
yesterdayPope Leo XIV marked the popular Marian feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe by asking that Mary to intercede in the effort to restore unity in a world marred by conflict, and in a church stained by...
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Is it okay to miss Mass if you’re traveling?It’s a question that touches both conscience and convenience, and one that almost every Catholic has faced at some point. Whether you’re exploring a remote...
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December | The Immaculate Conception Among many feasts, memorials, and reasons to celebrate throughout Advent and Christmas season, this month is full of famous feasts: St. Nicholas on December 6, St.
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In a world that prizes instant answers and personalized guidance, psychics promise exactly what many people seek: insight into the unknown, clarity about the future, and comfort amid uncertainty. As...
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We are sometimes quick to believe that saints lived lives of constant holiness, free from struggle and pain. But the truth is much more human—and much more encouraging. Many saints – dare I say, most...
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I went to Mass on Saturday evening.And I went to an evangelical service on Sunday morning. Scandal, I know—not literal, but literary.A devout Catholic, at an evangelical church.Scandal two: I loved...
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National Catholic Register
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Left: Carl Heinrich Bloch, “The Visitation,” 1866. Right: Pope St. Paul VI in 1969. COMMENTARY: Gaudete Sunday invites us to taste already the joy that comes...
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The fir tree and the Nativity scene are ready for the dedication in St. Peter’s Square on Dec. 15, 2025. The decorations in St. Peter’s Square will once again...
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Pope Leo XIV greets pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican for the Angelus on Dec. 14, 2025. The Holy Father voices concern over renewed...
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3 months agoThe Church honors many inspiring men and women throughout the liturgical year. October is a particularly spectacular month, as the Church shows off an amazing collection of feast days and memorials...
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3 months agoRead Part 1 here. Hear that sound ringin’ in your mind. So how do demons attack our bodies when they don’t have bodies of their own? And how do we defend ours? Evil usually tempts us invisibly: in...
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3 months agoTeddy bears and choo… actually, just a teddy bear. Growing up, a teddy bear would sing me to sleep with this old prayer. Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep; If I should die...
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ChurchPOP
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4 hours agoDid you know Lucy of Narnia is a real saint? -
yesterday"He embraced His bride, and held her Lovingly upon His breast, And the gracious Mother laid Him In the manger down to rest." -
yesterday“Jesus literally told me during Advent: ‘There’s this vampire story.’ I thought, ‘Vampires don’t seem very Christmasy.’ But He was so clear: ‘Write it down…Trust Me.’”
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