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Veterans Day Gratitude: When ‘Thank You for Your Service’ Is Not Enough
COMMENTARY: Gratitude is a virtue required as part of justice whereby we remember and appreciate the service done for us and the willingness to show kindness in return. Msgr. Stuart Swetland Commentaries November 11, 2021 Source “Thank you for your service.”  As a veteran,...

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A Heartbeat Saves a Life

Posted on November 12, 2021 in: General News

A Heartbeat Saves a Life
40 Days for Life in Texas ends its prayer vigil and the Supreme Court Declines to Block the Texas Heartbeat Act By: Susan Fox Nov 9, 2021 Source “Our society is out of sync with reality. It’s surreal sitting here with Planned Parenthood nestled among all the other medical bu...

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The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Source Religious parents never fail by devout prayer to consecrate their children to the divine service and love, both before and after their birth. Some amongst the Jews, not content with this general consecration of their children, offered them to God in their infancy, by the hands of the pries...

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St. Cecilia

Posted on November 12, 2021 in: General News

St. Cecilia
Source The name of St. Cecilia has always been most illustrious in the church, and ever since the primitive ages is mentioned with distinction in the canon of the Mass, and in the sacramentaries and calendars of the church. Her spouse Valerian, Tiburtius, and Maximus, an officer, who were her com...

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Is Faith Blind?

Posted on November 12, 2021 in: General News

Is Faith Blind?
By: Robert L. Judge Nov 11, 2021 Source We often think of faith as believing in something we have not seen. Does this mean faith blind? Is faith believing in something unseen without any evidence to demonstrate its reasonability? Should we only believe in things that can be demonstrated wi...

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St. Andrew the Apostle

Posted on November 12, 2021 in: General News

St. Andrew the Apostle
Source St Andrew was a native of Bethsaida, a town in Galilee, upon the banks of the lake of Genesareth. He was the son of Jonas, or John, a fisherman of that town, and brother to Simon Peter, but whether elder or younger the Holy Scriptures have not acquainted us. They had afterwards a house at ...

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St. Charles Borromeo

Posted on October 29, 2021 in: General News

St. Charles Borromeo
Source Facts Feastday: November 4 Patron: of bishops, catechists, cardinals, seminarians, spiritual leaders Birth: October 2, 1538 Death: November 3, 1584 Beatified: May 12, 1602 by Pope Paul V Canonized: November 1, 1610 by Pope Paul V Saint Charles Borromeo was born on Octo...

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St. Joseph Provides Silent Witness to Responsibilities of Fatherhood and Faith
Source COMMENTARY: A father can have no higher responsibility than ensuring his children’s education in the Catholic faith, leading to the formation of their spirituality and the development of a deep relationship with God. Not a single word uttered by St. Joseph is recorded in the Scrip...

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The Meaning Of All Saints Day

Posted on October 29, 2021 in: General News

The Meaning Of All Saints Day
Source All Saints Day emphasizes the universality of the call to sanctity. If you isolate a given saint—Francis of Assisi, Thomas Aquinas—they can seem so far beyond us. But All Saints Day emphasizes not only canonized saints but also all the ordinary people, forgotten to history, who...

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What Does "Respect Life" Look Like?
Source Hostile faces glared at me from across the steel barricades and riot police. I was at the Women’s March for Reproductive Rights in Washington, D.C., attempting to puncture the violent shouts with the truth of human life. The atmosphere was enraged, but barely masked deeper wounds tha...

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