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The Word: Making real changes in our lives
Late last year, after nearly 40 years of playing the soprano clarinet, I decided to switch up and ... Read more
Late last year, after nearly 40 years of playing the soprano clarinet, I decided to switch up and ... Read more
Our family loves breakfast food. We like cinnamon rolls on a lazy Saturday morning, and eggs and bacon ... Read more
“And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same ... Read more
Early in 1811 a young Frenchman, Jean Vianney, left his convalescent hospital bed to report to the recruiting ... Read more
Happy New Year! Over the holiday break, I rode my bike on the High Bridge Trail. It had ... Read more
It’s a staple of the Christmas play we’ve probably seen before: kids in bathrobes as Mary and Joseph, ... Read more
“Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, ... Read more
Christmas 1819 did not shape up to be a very relaxing or celebratory feast day for Sister Philippine ... Read more
“I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall ... Read more
Monday morning, as I drove to the office, I hit play on my podcast app. I had downloaded ... Read more
My family fosters dogs. What a joy it is to watch these traumatized dogs begin to live again ... Read more
Back on Friday, Sept. 15, there was a news broadcast covering the story of a woman from Finland ... Read more
“In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you” (1 ... Read more
The attack by Hamas terrorists on the country of Israel on the morning of October 7 has shaken ... Read more
It was a short climb to the mountain village of O’Cebreiro in Spain. I was hiking a 4-week-long ... Read more
With the days getting shorter, I’m using a headlamp as I walk my dog in the dark predawn ... Read more
“Be careful,” Jesus warned them. “Watch out for the yeast of the Pharisees and that of Herod.” — ... Read more
Forgiveness is the currency of God’s kingdom. The United States has the U.S. dollar and England has the ... Read more
In June 1916, military chaplain Father William Doyle was standing with some of his men in a battle ... Read more
The trees are quiet now. Late in summer, the cicadas begin their song, with the males “singing” to ... Read more
I didn’t grow up with siblings, but now I have two lively young children. I’m learning all sorts ... Read more
Restaurants and streets are full again! Children are donning their new outfits and backpacks to return to the ... Read more
In November 1640, two Jesuit priests trekked forth from their missionary base in Canada to evangelize a native ... Read more
Approaching the end of His mortal ministry, Jesus Christ introduced the sacrament to commemorate His infinite atoning sacrifice ... Read more
Last week, a church member asked me if I got butterflies in my stomach when I stood up ... Read more
From the moment we feel the synapses of our brains beginning to connect the dots of our day ... Read more
Pennsylvania native Esther McCabe was the widowed mother of 11 sons who served in the armed forces in ... Read more