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Saints Among Us

Ela Milewska November 1, 2025

All Saints’ Day reminds us that we are not alone on the journey. We’re surrounded by a cloud of witnesses, cheering us on.

A Time of Transition

Daniel Imwalle October 31, 2025

Halloween, or All Hallows’ Eve, is a reminder that death is not the end, but rather a crucial part of the journey to new life.

Attending Mass on Holy Days of Obligation

Pat McCloskey, OFM October 31, 2025

Can the obligation to attend Mass on holy days be fulfilled before or after the actual day?

God, Change Me

Maureen O'Brien October 30, 2025

Reflect Meditate today on this sentence, “God, don’t change my circumstances, change me.” Pray God, instead of asking youto change the outer world,today I simply

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You Are the Beloved

Franciscan Media October 30, 2025

Maybe it’s my brain chemistry. I have no idea. But one of the things I’m always trying to remember whether it’s guilt, whether it’s shame,

Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches Explained

Pat McCloskey, OFM October 30, 2025

How do the Orthodox Churches and Roman Catholic Church differ in faith, liturgy, and leadership? How do Eastern Catholic Churches fit in? The 21 Orthodox

Learning to Forgive

Clifford Hennings, OFM October 29, 2025

Forgiving others is hard–maybe it even feels impossible. But through God all things are possible.

Origins of the Nicene Creed Explained

Pat McCloskey, OFM October 29, 2025

How did the Nicene Creed come about? In AD 325, 12 years after Christianity had become a “tolerated religion” in the Roman Empire, Emperor Constantine