Word of the Week Archives
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Giving Our Gifts |
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The Letter to the Hebrews reflects on the faith of Sarah and Abraham. |
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All Is Not Vanity |
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Vanity is a pretty word with a somber meaning. |
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You Answered Me! |
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Your prayer goes straight from your lips to God's heart. |
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Who Is My Neighbor? |
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Compassion means literally that I have to share in the sufferings of others. |
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Who Is My Neighbor? |
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Compassion means literally that I have to share in the sufferings of others. |
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'Follow Me' |
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Today, Jesus continues to invite men and women to follow him. |
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Giving Witness |
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But as Jesus already has returned to the Father, we must still be wary of the Prince of Darkness |
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Just Enough |
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The need to identify with people from our past provides us with a connection and/or a foundation with life and times that often seem to fade with time. |
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Just Enough |
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In Luke, Christ turns his disciple's request for dismissal into an invitation. |
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Triune God |
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One aspect of God that can hardly be understood by the human mind is the reality that our God is a Triune God. |
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Being Set Free |
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Helen was a wild child, just barely able to be controlled by her parents. |
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Peace of Christ |
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As time passed, and a new generation came forward, the old ways were modified in favor of a new reality that was distinctly American. |
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'Love One Another' |
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It is appropriate to speak of love this Sunday because it is also Mother's Day. |
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The Good Shepherd |
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His care is so great that he has allowed us to live with him forever. |
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The Missing Twin |
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When Jesus called the Twelve Apostles, he called brothers and best friends: Peter and his brother Andrew, James... |
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Resurrection Faith |
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On Easter morning, the Gospel of John draws our attention to the empty tomb. |
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'The Stones Cry Out' |
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There's a lot to cry about today! In an age when Catholic bashing is as popular as baseball, it's not just the stones that are crying out. |
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Only if We Ask |
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Ask we must, and repent we must, because God will not take away from us the sins we want to keep. |
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The Silent Father |
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We might well be losing sight of the father and what he suffered and what he had to endure. |
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The Mystery of Suffering |
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We often want explanations, reasons why some things happen and other things do not. |
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Going Down the Mountain |
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Our Catholic faith encourages us to practice detachment so that our hearts can be free from the imprisoning... |
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Journey in the Desert |
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Our "desert temptations," I suggest, are the culture of advertising and the malls that dot the landscape. The promise is: You will fit in, you will be cool. |
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Why Not Us? |
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These days leading up to the lenten season challenge and impel us to proclaim and live the Good News through our words and actions. |
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The Christian Way |
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There are so many rules and guidelines to follow in any organized religion that it can even be difficult committing them all to memory. |
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Whom Do You Trust? |
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He tells us to be poor in spirit, which is trusting in God, and to live out the Beatitudes with trust in God. |
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The Gift of Love |
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In Washington, D.C., as in past years, people of faith got together to march against the 1973 ruling of the Supreme Court allowing abortion in this country. |
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Rejoice in the Lord! |
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"Imagine being present at Ezra's reading of the law as described in the Book of Nehemiah." |
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The Real Bridegroom |
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"Have you ever thought about the importance of a name? It is always interesting to observe expectant parents." |
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Leave That Door Open |
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"This is, in fact, a new way of being Church. A Church acknowledging its mistakes, repenting of them and moving on to spread the Gospel afresh." |
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