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Humans always need more “light” or enlightenment about themselves and about the endless mystery of God.
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Humans always need more “light” or enlightenment about themselves and about the endless mystery of God.

Saint Gregory of Narek was born in a village on the shores of Lake Van between 945 and 950. When his parents died, Gregor and his older brother were raised by a scholarly uncle who had them educated at the Narek monastery where he was a monk.

“This I know: God is on my side.” —Psalm 56:10b. Turn to the Book of Psalms in your Bible. Read one with heart and let the words help you to feel God’s presence.

Saint Catherine of Genoa wanted to be a nun, but was rejected due to her youth. Instead she married, converted her husband to a life of virtue, and together they cared for the poor.

The parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector teaches us that salvation is conditioned on receptivity. God isn’t going to give us salvation if we’re not sure that we need it.

Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews “Dog,” “Sneakerella,” and “Tor” in our April issue!

Parish restructuring has become a reality for many US dioceses. While initially painful, the process can ultimately lead to healing and renewal.

We can be still, and let the Word send down His Spirit.

Walking through our own pain, with God’s help, leads us to reach out to others.

The loss of a live oak leads to a new conception of the seven lively virtues.