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The Mystery of the Trinity: Encountering God in Three Persons
There are few mysteries of our faith as beautiful — and as mind-bending — as the Holy Trinity. One God, three Persons: Father, Son, and...
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The Gift of Friendship: Learning from Mary and Elizabeth’s Encounter
There’s a sacred moment nestled quietly in the first chapter of Luke’s Gospel that speaks volumes about the kind of friendships our souls...
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Why We Turn to Mary in May—and Every Month After
It’s hard to believe how quickly May seems to slip by. And yet, I would be remiss to let this beautiful month continue without pausing to...
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A Home for the Searching: More Are Finding Their Way to the Church
. Ten years ago, I stood at the Easter Vigil, heart pounding, eyes filled with tears, as I was received into the Catholic Church through...
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A New Chapter: Welcoming Pope Leo XIV with Open Hearts
White smoke has risen. The bells have rung. And the Church, in all its richness and diversity, welcomes a new successor to St. Peter:...
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A Shepherd’s Goodbye: Remembering Pope Francis
On this Easter Monday — a day when the Church typically rests in the quiet glow of the Resurrection — we find ourselves sitting with...
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Welcoming Christ as King in Our Lives
As we approach the sacred days of Holy Week, Palm Sunday invites us into one of the most powerful and paradoxical moments of Jesus’ life...
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When Lent Feels Hard: Finding Strength in Jesus’ Desert Journey
Lent is meant to be a time of renewal—a season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that brings us closer to God. It’s a sacred invitation...
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Saying Yes to God: Embracing Mary’s Fiat in Our Own Lives
The Feast of the Annunciation is a celebration of one of the most pivotal moments in salvation history—the moment when the angel Gabriel...
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The Call to Surrender: Trusting God’s Plan During Lent
Lent is a season of transformation. It is a time when we are invited to let go of our own desires, distractions, and plans in order to...
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