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As we Catholics believe in the redemption of all things, we can imagine other animals and creatures present in God’s kingdom as well.
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As we Catholics believe in the redemption of all things, we can imagine other animals and creatures present in God’s kingdom as well.

My adult nephew recently asked me: “How do I know that the Bible is the Word of God and not simply a collection of human writings? How do I know that the people who decided what belongs in the Bible didn’t simply include what they wanted?”

We all have been made in the image of a creative God, and we mirror that divine creativity in millions of ways. Let’s pray today to find creative expressions to nourish our souls.

My mind goes to this quote from Pope Francis: “Let us learn to keep silence before him, as we meditate upon the Gospel. If we are to know the

I have trouble dealing with the concept of God accepting pain or illness as payment for some kind of wrongdoing. Jesus did it, but he is God. Is my friend correct? Am I?

“Virtue—even attempted virtue—brings light; indulgence brings fog.”

We don’t serve the poor out of guilt or fear—but because love demands that we see those the world ignores.

To fulfill the Sunday obligation to attend Mass, how long or for what parts must you be present? What is the penitential rite? Must you be present for that? When may you leave and still fulfill the obligation?

We are not alone in the storms of life and have been given all the resources needed to experience peace and productivity.

St. Francis of Assisi understood the spiritual and psychological toll that life could bring.
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