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Widow (ca. 323-387) St. Monica is chiefly remembered through the loving testimony of her son, St. Augustine, who gave her special credit for his conversion: “In the flesh she brought me to birth in th...

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Today’s second reading depicts the Ephesian church’s congregational culture. They offered fellowship to people of varied social backgrounds, support for itinerant strangers, and restraint in public di...

Wondrous God, in Jesus you give us victory over death. With joy we pray: ℟. Raise us to new life in Christ, O God.Strengthen us to peacefully resist powers that breedviolence and injustice. ℟.Fortify ...

There is no reason that Ordinary Time must be ordinary. It can be special if we use it to deepen our experience of the Scriptures and prayer.

From Hagar to Mother Mary Lange, from St. Valentine to Mister Rogers, this collection finds holiness across time and space.

God of salvation, in your wisdom you lead us along the path of life.

In the time of Jesus, society did not care for sick people as it does today.

Creating God, you make it our glory to praise you.

Today we remember St. Maximilian Kolbe, a Franciscan Conventual whose death occurred at Auschwitz Concentration Camp in Poland in 1941, after volunteering to replace Franciszek Gajowniczek, a father a...

For the longest time, the Transfiguration was something I simply could not wrap my spiritual arms around.

“The definition of desolation is notoriously slippery,” Father James Martin writes. “It is not simply a period of dryness in prayer, which is common to everyone.”

In ancient England, the streets were lit by gas and there was a person who went from light to light turning on the gas and lighting the lamp.

Holy Reflection: Fully Immersed by Michelle Francl-Donnay

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Sometimes I falsely think I know the Mississippi River. But I haven't experienced the whole of the river; I likely never will. And I'll never know all of God. The vastness of God shrinks me. Yet, with...

In recent decades, science has unveiled an amazing finding: Fetal cells and DNA from a growing baby can be found in a mother’s body not only during but well after the pregnancy.