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Where does frailty show up in your life; what loved ones come to mind? What about your own frailty?
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Where does frailty show up in your life; what loved ones come to mind? What about your own frailty?

I once read in a Catholic newspaper that suicide may not be a sin if a person is depressed or mentally ill or does not appreciate that what he or she is doing is wrong. What does the Catholic Church teach about this?

Anthony’s ascent to sainthood was even more meteoric than Francis’.

How often do you stop and count your blessings? In the busyness of our daily lives, it’s easy to forget them.

Last February, I realized that our parish did not celebrate the feast of St. Valentine. Does this mean that he may have been a true saint but, due to poor record-keeping, has been forgotten? Was he ever officially recognized as a saint?

Peace is a gift from God. Human actions that cooperate with God’s grace activate peace in the world.

There are times in our lives when we are drawn together by tragedy. 9/11 was one of those events. Twenty-four years later, that unity seems to be gone. How do we reclaim it?

Father Pat McCloskey, OFM, answers questions in his Ask a Franciscan column!

It’s a tad ironic how easy it is to be grateful for the positive, joyful moments in life, and yet our faith calls us to be thankful for everything—even the most difficult situations. Yes, even in the death of a loved one, we “celebrate” a funeral Mass.

Francis always mentioned humility in the same breath with poverty.
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