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Friar to Friar: Richard Rohr on John Duns Scotus

Richard Rohr, OFM January 1, 2023

The unkind word “dunce” is a pejorative of the little town of Duns in southern Scotland where John the Scot was born and raised.

No Loss of Light

Daniel Imwalle December 21, 2022

Reflect “A candle loses none of its own light when it lights another candle. It’s a great description of what happens to us when we

Heisman winner is much loved, respected alum of D.C.-area Catholic schools

OSV News December 15, 2022

Caleb Williams, the star quarterback at the University of Southern California who won the Heisman Trophy Dec. 10, earlier made his mark at two Washington-area Catholic schools he attended for middle school and high school.

Searching for the Joy

Christopher Heffron December 11, 2022

Reflect The joyful season of Christmas is often so stressful that it can rob us, ironically, of our joy. This prayer can be a simple

Reel Time with Sister Rose

Rose Pacatte, FSP December 7, 2022

Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews Tár, White Noise, and Bones & All in our December/January issue!

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Let God Reign

Monsignor Frank Bognanno December 6, 2022

Your loving, ever-present, ever-caring Heavenly Father is only a breath away.

Novena to St. Clare of Assisi

Franciscan Media December 2, 2022

FRANCISCAN SPIRIT BLOG Novena to St. Clare of Assisi Day One: Outside Our Comfort Zone Is your faith strong enough that you would be willing

Seven Radical Saints

Franciscan Media December 2, 2022

FRANCISCAN SPIRIT BLOG Seven Radical Saints Being a Christian is radical. The word radical comes from the Latin radicalis, meaning “of or relating to a root.”