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Mass Readings for March 9
Reflections for Sunday, March 5th, 2017 1st Sunday of Lent
The Liturgy of the Hours
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Today is St. Nicholas, Bishop
Mass Readings for March 9
The Divine Office
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The Shepherd's Voice
Dating the Last Supper: Excerpt from Jesus of Nazareth, Part 2 by Joseph Ratzinger
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Poem: “I Must Seek Out Paper”
by L. Lapiz
I Must Seek Out Paper If the words were mine, I should fear for my -
Poem: “The Convent Threshold”
by Christina Rossetti
The Convent Threshold There’s blood between us, love, my love, There’s father’s blood, there’s brother’s -
Poem: Wine and Water
by G.K. Chesterton
Wine and Water Old Noah he had an ostrich farm and fowls on the largest
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Ash Wednesday: Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride
by Rev. Tucker Cordani
On February 25, 2004, I was teaching English at the University of Central Florida in
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Finding Jesus Examines Historical Evidence
by Patti Maguire Armstrong
How ironic that Pontius Pilate who sentenced Jesus Christ to death, should give testimony to -
“The Dream of Gerontius” On the 216th Anniversary of Newman’s Birth
by Fr. Juan R. Vélez
John Henry Newman’s longest poem, The Dream of Gerontius, is a spiritual work rich in -
Benedict’s Daughter: Poems
by Michele Marie
As I read Benedict’s Daughter, by Philip C. Kolin, I was treated to the talent
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Refugees Already ‘Extremely Vetted’ Should be Welcomed
by Sheila Liaugminas
In my work as a journalist, I try to personalize what is otherwise an ‘issue’ -
House Bill on No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Is Stronger than Hyde Amendment
by Jonathan Abbamonte
This week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would permanently prevent taxpayer
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Vatican Academy of Science Says Population Control is Not “Crucial” To Save Biodiversity
by Stefano Gennarini, J.D.
The Pontifical Academy for Science distanced itself from population control theories at the end of -
UN Tries to Fast-Track LGBT Acceptance and Abortion Access, Again
by Stefano Gennarini, J.D.
The UN bureaucracy is once again trying to fast track the adoption of hundreds of -
European Parliament Abortion Campaign Seeks to Indoctrinate Children
by Marianna Orlandi, Ph.D
The European Parliament has launched a campaign to promote abortion among the continent’s adolescents. At
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Marriage – A Turning Point
by Randal Agostini
Christmas has always been a season of Hope, especially for children and most especially for -
Ohio State Linebacker Goes From Walk-On to Scholarship Captain
by Trent Beattie
Coming out of high school in 2012, Joe Burger was not offered a scholarship to -
The Beauty of Sacramental Love
by Judie Brown
While preparing for the celebration of the birth of Christ this year, we must also
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Fasting: A Source of Trial
by Fr. Juan R. Vélez
Lent is a season of prayer and fasting, a time for conversion of the heart. -
This Lent Create an Inner Room Where Your Only Distraction is God
by Nancy Jo Sullivan
“But when you pray, go to your inner room, close the door, and pray to -
A Lent of Tears
by ACN-USA News
By Archbishop Samir Nassar An apocalypse In six years of war the face of Syria
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Parental Rights on the Line: VidAngel Being Sued by Disney
by Catholic Lane Editor
VidAngel is the market-leading entertainment platform empowering users to filter language, nudity, violence, and other -
CBC’s Anti-Disability Prejudice Symptomatic of Larger Exclusion
by Mark Davis Pickup
Up until 1991, I worked for the Canadian federal Commission promoting employment equity in the -
A Guide to Intentional Christmas Giving
by Mary
A few years ago, I started making an effort to do my all my Christmas
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Other Recent Articles
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Poem: “Precious Child”
by Guy McClung, J.D., Ph.D.
Precious Child If we wants the child, The precious, Get it from mommy and daddy, How can we does it? We hides us, We sneaks around, Near the ground, And we calls us, “Village”. We means “steal,” but we says “raise”. “Village” is good, “raise” is good. Takes a village to raise a child! We gets […]
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Poem: “Hanger Shirts”
by Tim Bete
Hanger Shirts Each year before school started, mother led him to the store, through the men’s department, past the boys’ clothing to the back room with the faded cardboard sign that said: Irregulars. He didn’t know what made him irregular— perhaps it was the birthmark on his left leg or the cowlick of hair he […]
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she: robed and wordless
by Michele Marie
she: robed and wordless I opened this jewel of a book, hoping beyond hope that it would be filled with the type of poems that would inspire my prayers. I was not disappointed. After reading through the poems in Sister Lou Ella Hickman’s new collection, I am pleased to say she has done a wonderful job. […]
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A ‘Marshall Plan’ for Iraq: Rebuilding Christian Villages on the Nineveh Plains
by ACN-USA News
By Maria Lozano NEW YORK—“Hope is coming back to the Nineveh plains!” That is the verdict of the Middle East expert of Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), the international Catholic charity. Just back from a fact-finding mission to the region in northern Iraq recently liberated from the grip of ISIS, Father Andrzej Halemba […]
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For Groundhog’s Day — An Interview with Punxsutawney Phil
by Tom Purcell
Every Feb. 2, Punxsutawney Phil, a groundhog, is pulled from a tree stump in Punxsutawney, PA. If he sees his shadow, there will be six more weeks of winter. If he doesn’t, spring is just ahead. In a 2010 interview, I asked Phil about a request made by the People for the Ethical Treatment of […]
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Poem: “Calm My Childish Fear”
by L. Lapiz
Calm My Childish Fear Here I am, Lord, sitting at your feet, Awaiting Your command; Lord, what is it you seek? Am I to do a major thing or something oh so small? Whatever it is you ask, Lord, I will do it all. For I know no matter what the task, I do not […]