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Third Sunday of Lent: Repentance in the Desert

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It is important to understand that sin and God's holiness are incompatible. There is a radical conflict between the total and infinite ... continue reading


The Feast of Divine Mercy: A Refuge and Shelter for All Souls Watch

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"My daughter, . . . I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially for poor sinners. On that day ... continue reading



Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Culture of Life Watch

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Listen, put it into your heart, my youngest and dearest son, that the thing that frightens you, the thing that afflicts you, is nothing: ... continue reading


The Passion of John the Baptist: A Man Who Gave His Life for What is True

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John the Baptist spoke what was true, and died for having spoken it. Some might think his decision was extreme, radical even. Racial? Yes, ... continue reading


The Angel of the Lord Declared unto Joseph: The Angelus of Joseph and the Call to Men Watch

Image of The dream of Joseph. During what are often called the hidden years, because we have little in the Gospel text about them, Jesus was with Joseph and Joseph was with Jesus. Joseph uniquely participated in the mystery of Gods plan of redemption through simply being the man he was called to be. How challenging his witness is in an age of narcissism and inordinate self-love.

Through the Fountain of living water called Baptism, the Father invites each one of us into His new family, the Body of His Son, the ... continue reading


Homily of Father Peter M. J. Stravinskas on Christ the King Watch

Image of This last Sunday of the Church's year, Janus-like, opens onto the first Sunday of the new year with Advent as our minds and hearts are fixed once more upon the end-times which usher in the beginning of a new heaven and a new earth.  In the interim, you and I are called, in the words of Pope Paul VI, to lay the foundations for a

My dear friends, you and I must become convinced of the rightness of the author of the Epistle to the Hebrews that - we have here no ... continue reading


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Jesus Christ is the Key to Understanding the Meaning of Human Freedom

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The Word made flesh, Jesus Christ, is for us a model of holiness (CCC, 459). In and through and with Christ, we begin to understand the ... continue reading


Jesus Really Is? Watch

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The same question is asked of each one of us - WHO DO YOU SAY THAT I AM? It is not just once - but continually. It is meant to inform the ... continue reading


St. Dominic, Priest: He Spoke With God or About God and Calls Us to Do the Same Watch

Image of As a result of his clear teaching and heroic virtue, men began to gather around Dominic. They wanted to imitate him as he imitated Christ (1 Cor. 11:1) and live a devout Christian way of life. The Order of Preachers (OP) was formed and spread as a seed of renewal for the whole Church. They dedicated themselves to instructing the faithful in the truths of the faith. They refuted the errors which had undermined and weakened the Church. These followers later come to be popularly referred to as Dominicans, after the man whom the Lord used to gather them to Himself.

Today we honor Saint Dominic. As the thirteenth century began, great errors were deceiving many of the faithful in the south of France. ... continue reading


Being the Salt of the Earth and Being Salted with Fire Watch

Image of We are invited to help to bring the world back to the God who created it - and is re-creating it in and through His Son Jesus Christ. This mindset has inspired great missionary ages in the past and brought extraordinary changes to entire cultures. It can once again! However, it begins one person, one grain, at a time.

There is the world that God created and looked upon and said - it is good. (See e.g. Genesis, chapter 1). That world is still good. It is ... continue reading


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