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Life is change. But it is not antithetical to what came before, it is not a negation of that, or an elimination of it. In some ways, it might be a building upon it.
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Life is change. But it is not antithetical to what came before, it is not a negation of that, or an elimination of it. In some ways, it might be a building upon it.
FRANCISCAN SPIRIT BLOG These 14 saintly women, among many more, changed my life. I hope they change yours. They weren’t perfect, for starters. They fought with
The death of her classmate in fourth grade helped this author discover the Communion of Saints.
St. Francis left his prosperous life in Assisi and descended to the marshes to serve the lepers.
I must confess in my years of studying the Bible, I have not been a big fan of King David.
A Scripture scholar once commented that the genealogy in Matthew’s Gospel is one of the least-appreciated parts of the Bible.
Joseph is the silent figure in the Christmas stories. We never hear him speak; his annunciation—in Matthew’s Gospel—narrates Joseph’s story without giving us any of his words.
In our day, “Good Pope John” carried the message of the Good News to the world with graciousness and humor.
The prophets often use the metaphor of interrupted marriage to describe the relationship between God and Israel—a metaphor entwined with cultural values distant from our own.
In today’s Gospel Jesus sends a report to John the Baptist, who is in prison.
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