April 3rd in Feasts & Seasons by . no comment .

Darkness & Light, Blindness & Sight

In what ways am I blind? Fr. Thomas Rosica, CSB, of Salt + Light TV, offers insights into this week’s Gospel story of Jesus’ healing of the blind man.

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December 25th in Feasts & Seasons, Pope Culture by . no comment .

Benedict XVI: God Is Faithful But Surprising

“The child that was born in Bethlehem did indeed bring liberation, but not only for the people of that time and place — he was to be the Savior of all people throughout the world and throughout history,” proclaimed the Pope Benedict. (As reported by Zenit News Service)

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December 5th in Feasts & Seasons, OMJesus & Saints by . 1 comment .

December’s GR Quest Is Here and so Is a Camera for the Winner!

Submit your responses in the comment area below and we’ll announce the winner in early January.

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November 30th in Feasts & Seasons, Pope Culture by . no comment .

As Advent Begins, Pope Asks “What does my heart long for most?”

From small moments to the grandest of our lives, Pope Benedict XVI reflects on the “profoundly human reality” of waiting. Reported by Zenit News Service (www.zenit.org)

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October 29th in Feasts & Seasons by . no comment .

Writer Treats Us to Short History, Significance of Halloween

“Halloween is about death. We see it in the withering of the flowers and the falling of the leaves. So at Halloween, we laugh at death. We hang up silly skeletons, use plastic skulls for candy dishes, put on costumes and eat junk. We do this and enjoy life on this side while we have it. For someday, we will all be part of that celebrated Communion of Saints.”
-Anne Neuberger, contributor to Our Sunday Visitor

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April 8th in Catholic Radar, Feasts & Seasons, OMJesus & Saints by . no comment .

Uniting Our Suffering With Christ Grows Today’s Church

“Jesus, because he was perfectly innocent was able to take the depth of suffering into himself, leaving no suffering, no matter how horrible, outside of his reach.”
Father Tim Hepburn, chaplain at Georgia Tech University in Atlanta, Ga.

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March 30th in Feasts & Seasons, OMJesus & Saints by . no comment .

The Holy Triduum: Three Days to Walk with Jesus

“…these days are so intertwined, that the sign of the cross, which begins and ends all liturgies, only occurs at the start of Holy Thursday. The next time the priest invites the people to sign themselves with the symbol of salvation is at the Easter Vigil. I encourage all readers not to skip any of these days. It will truly make the Easter celebration more glorious.”

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March 25th in Catholic Radar, Feasts & Seasons, GR & WYD News, OMJesus & Saints by . no comment .

Introducing the Online GR Quest!

Are you a Jeopardy fan or Trivial Pursuit player? Here’s a short online trivia quiz Catholic-style! Answer the questions and you could win GR merchandise and more!

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February 23rd in Feasts & Seasons, Pop Media by . no comment .

40 Days of Praise with Michael James Mette

Join this inspirational Lenten journey with musician Michael James Mette at MyCatholicVoice.com.

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February 16th in Feasts & Seasons by . 2 comments .

Mardi Gras: ‘Farewell to the Flesh’

Before I was even sure what Fat Tuesday was, I got the notion that it was different from every other night. My parents often changed dinner away from ordinary pasta dishes, and this was the one night we always had ice cream sundaes for dinner.

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