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Lift Our Gaze

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On the feast of the Epiphany, as we recall Jesus’ manifestation to humanity in the face of a Child, may we sense the Magi...

The Familiarity of Advent

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During Advent we are surrounded by the familiar: the decor, the prayers, the devotional practices, and simply the rhythm of the days leading up...

Yes, But…

Something to Think About Loretta Pehanich
“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.” —St. Ambrose Monday She: I hate my job. He: Yes, but at least you’ve got a job!...

Uh-Oh!

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When my grandson was just learning to communicate, “Uh-oh!” was one of his standby phrases. This is pretty common for young children, but what...

Faith as a Lamp

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Download free mini-posters with this and other inspiring quotes from On Faith by Pope Francis.

Prayers and Practices for Spring: Darkness Lifting

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
I do believe that spiritual practices inspired by our physical environment can be quite effective. So let’s think a bit about winter’s transition to...

Eating with St. Ignatius

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At this time of year, many of us are attending holiday parties or enjoying special Christmas treats at home. Take a break and consider...

Ten Things Forgiveness Is Not

Something to Think About Marina Berzins McCoy
Forgiveness is not the acceptance of injustice. Forgiveness is not a reason to keep things the way they always have been. Forgiveness is...

Four Ways to Recreate This Summer

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
As we move into the summer season, let’s consider recreation—as in play, amusement, or leisure. How can we recreate? 1. Turn off all your screens.Because...

Living Out the Beatitudes, Part Two

Something to Think About Marina Berzins McCoy
In Pope Francis’s recent apostolic exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate (Rejoice and Be Glad), he reflects on the Beatitudes as a guide for how we...
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