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Month: April 2022

Pope discusses war, migration and personal health on plane home from Malta

Posted by | Apr 4, 2022 | |

Pope Francis returned to Rome on Sunday after a two-day trip to Malta. During the April 2-3 visit, he addressed civil authorities, visited a Marian shrine and the site where tradition holds that St. Paul stayed in 60 A.D., celebrated an outdoor Mass, and met with migrants and refugees. Please read below for CNA’s full

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Divorce is Not an Option

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Divorce is Not an OptionAs of writing, my wife Jackie and I have been married for 8 years, 7 months, 12 days, 20 hours, and 48 minutes. Before you rush to commend me on my mushiness, know that I installed a “Countdown” app on my phone leading up to our wedding and then I never deleted it. It now […]

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Finding everyday holiness in Lent

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Beginning with Sunday Mass, there are countless ways to get in touch with the Church’s spirit of Lent. There are plenty of opportunities to engage in prayer, fasting, and charity. Here are some activities you can use to enter into the spirit of the sea…

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The Jewish Difference and the Difference It Makes

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Casey Chalk: For Jews, God is both fully transcendent and immanent. He graciously descends and communicates: friend, father, and husband.

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