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Month: April 2020

Pandemic does not end grieving process

Health restrictions preventing anything beyond small gatherings should not keep people from grieving a loss, particularly for an event as terrible as the mass slaughter of 22 innocents in Nova Scotia, say grief counsellors.

It’s become the norm for co…

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The Catholic View: We’re All Guilty, and We All Must Suffer

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The pandemic pandemonium of the coronavirus — in its volatile mixture of undeniable physical evils and the superimposed moral evils of social engineering by political elites only too happy to take advantage of a global train wreck — has brought […]

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The Challenge of Sheltered-In Families

By Judy Roberts | As coronavirus sheltering-in has stretched into weeks, Catholic families are recognizing the blessing and the bane of forced togetherness.

For many, said Dr. Ray Guarendi, Catholic…

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The Eucharist and the Resurrection of the Body

By Scott Hahn  Dr. Scott Hahn is the best-selling author of over forty books, including Hope to Die: The Christian Meaning of Death and the Resurrection of the Body. He is the founder and president of the St. Paul Center and holds the Fr. Michael Scanlan Chair of Biblical Theology and the New Evangelization at Franciscan

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Long road to churches re-opening

As provinces phase in plans to restart economies by gradually reopening some businesses and public spaces, re-opening churches will be no walk in the park.

“It’s certainly a good sign,” said Regina Archbishop Donald Bolen about an easing of restrictio…

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