His Father Loved Him: A Reflection on the Prodigal Son
John Knowles
March 21, 2022
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“The Father desires much more for you: He wants you to come to a knowledge of himself.” – John Knowles
God Sees Past Our ‘Game Face’
Fr. John Keehner
February 1, 2022
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“In spite of our masks, in spite of our attempts to present an image of ourselves that is perfect, or successful, or politically correct, or even holy, Jesus sees through the pretense.” – Fr. John Keehner
Evening of Hope Christmas Special
Dan Burke
December 14, 2021
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Join us for Lectio Divina on the Gospels of Christmas!
Catholics Will Lead: Jeff Cavins on Bible in a Year and How God is Working in and through His Church
Claire Dwyer
November 11, 2021
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Claire Dwyer talks with Jeff Cavins about how the Bible Timeline and The Bible in a Year began, what God is doing in the Church today, how knowing salvation history can deepen our prayer lives, and some exciting announcements about the future.
The Danger of Martha’s Vindication
Dan Burke
October 22, 2021
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“All things for God must begin before God, on our knees.” – Dan Burke
Can I Trust Fr. Casey Cole? Is His Critique of “The Chosen” Valid?
Dan Burke
October 2, 2021
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An analysis of some of the errors in Fr. Cole’s critique of “The Chosen”.
His Wrath is Not Turned Back, His Hand is Still Outstretched! Pondering the Wrath of God as a Work of Revelation
Msgr. Charles Pope
September 5, 2021
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God’s wrath is His “passion” to set things right. His wrath is His work to root out sin and injustice and bring forth holiness and righteousness, Monsignor Pope reflects.
Transfiguration: Awakening Souls to Grace
Debra Black
August 5, 2021
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There perhaps has been no time in modern history as the present where our personal holiness matters. We cannot delay in allowing God to transform us, to experience a sort of personal transfiguration.
Happy New (Liturgical) Year: Seeing the Seasons with Eyes to Transcendence
Rebecca Sande
December 15, 2020
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When we greet the seasons and days in order of the Church’s rhythm, we can be lifted out of the imminent and into the transcendent.
Advent Reflections on Zechariah: “A Vast Horizon of Hope”
Fr. Derek Sakowski
December 13, 2020
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A profound message of Advent hope from the book of Zechariah and Fr. Derek Sakowski.
