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    May 17, 2026

    Go Therefore, Make Disciples Of All Nations; That They Too may Have A Home With Us

    This weekend’s Gospel for the Feast of the Ascension is one of the most important passages in all of Sacred Scripture. In…
    May 17, 2026

    He Has Gone To Prepare A Home For Us His Beloved

    This weekend, the Church celebrates the glorious feast of the Ascension of the Lord.And perhaps one of the most beautiful truths hidden…
    May 10, 2026

    Sixth Sunday of Easter & Mother’s Day Reflection | “I Will Not Leave You Orphaned” – Healing Broken Families Through the Holy Spirit

    “I Will Not Leave You Orphaned” A Reflection on the Holy Spirit, Motherhood, Brokenness, and the Healing Presence of God There are…
    April 30, 2026

    He Rebuilds What Was Broken: From Exile to Resurrection (Psalm 147 Fulfilled in Christ)

    🏛️ From Ruin to Restoration There was a time when everything seemed lost. Jerusalem—the holy city—lay in ruins.The Temple—the dwelling place of…
    April 20, 2026

    When the Poui Blooms: A Lesson in Resurrection, Beauty, and the Heart of God

    There are moments in creation when the veil seems to lift—if only for a while—and we are allowed to glimpse something of…
    April 14, 2026

    What Jesus May Have Opened to the Disciples on the Road to Emmaus

    Please click on the “Play” button to lieten to the audio of this post. A Catholic reflection on Luke 24:13–35 “Was it…
    April 13, 2026

    “Stay With Us” — A Journey Back to Hope

    (A Reflection on the Road to Emmaus — Gospel of Luke 24:15–35) “Were not our hearts burning within us while He spoke…
    April 13, 2026

    “Made Lord and Christ” — An Easter Reflection

    (Acts 2:32, 36) “God raised this man Jesus to life, and all of us are witnesses to that…For this reason, the whole…
    April 6, 2026

    Buried With Christ, Raised to New Life: A Powerful Reflection on Romans 6:3–11

    There are some passages in Scripture that we hear many times… but every now and then, one of them hits differently. Not…
    June 1, 2025

    Why the Ascension of Jesus Still Matters: What Scripture, the Catechism, and the Creed Reveal

    Please click on the Play Button to listen to the audio file Today, the Catholic Church celebrates the Ascension of Jesus. While…

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      Vatican publishes biography of founder of Cuban nationhood, Father Félix Varela

      The Vatican Publishing House recently released the first Italian edition of the book “Félix Varela: A Biography,” a work about…
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      Devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel sees a resurgence with new shrine in Mexico City

      As of this year, devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel has a new site in Mexico City. On July…
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      Earthquake in Peru: Statue of Mary untouched as church roof caves in

      Following an earthquake the night of July 18 in Junín, Peru, that left at least five people dead, a statue…
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      Bishop Barres, Catholic sisters sue New York over assisted suicide mandates

      Bishop John O. Barres of the Diocese of Rockville Centre and four communities of religious sisters have filed a lawsuit…
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      Bishops of Peru pray for victims of earthquake that leaves at least 5 dead

      Peruʼs bishops offered prayers and expressed their solidarity with the victims of an earthquake that struck Saturday night in the…

      Catholic News - Pope

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        Young Catholics at Eastern African assembly welcome opportunity to engage directly with bishops

        NAIROBI, Kenya — Young Catholics participating in the 21st assembly of the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa…
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        House panel clashes over Delaney Hall conditions amid accounts of detainee mistreatment

        A House Judiciary subcommittee hearing Wednesday on the Delaney Hall ICE detention center highlighted sharply differing views over the treatment…
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        Summer advice from Pope Leo XIV: Don’t forget the less fortunate

        In response to a question about summer advice, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of remembering those most in need…
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        Devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel sees a resurgence with new shrine in Mexico City

        As of this year, devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel has a new site in Mexico City. On July…
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        U.S., Catholic Relief Services send first Cuba aid flight under Rubio plan

        The United States and Catholic Relief Services (CRS) sent the first flight with humanitarian aid to Cuba under Secretary of…

        Catholic News - General

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          Devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel sees a resurgence with new shrine in Mexico City

          As of this year, devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel has a new site in Mexico City. On July…
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          Corruption in Pakistan’s courts hits poor Christians hardest, report finds

          A new report by leading human rights groups says entrenched corruption throughout Pakistanʼs criminal justice system disproportionately harms the countryʼs…
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          Ferrán Torres, the Catholic forward who won the World Cup for Spain

          Ferrán Torres is the Catholic forward who secured a 1–0 victory for Spain over Messiʼs Argentina in the 2026 FIFA…
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          Christians celebrate first Divine Liturgy in central Syrian town since war began

          Among the oak, pine, walnut, and olive trees surrounding the village of Ghassaniyeh in Syria’s Idlib countryside, prayers according to…
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          Echoing Pope Leo XIV, experts sign Rome declaration on limits for AI and nuclear arms

          Inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, more than 200 leading academics, innovators, and Nobel laureates signed a declaration in…

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            Does an Unbaptized Person Go to Heaven? A Catholic Answer

            This is a very important question, and one that the Catholic Church has reflected on deeply. The Church’s teaching is…
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            Some Yielded A Hundredfold, Some Sixty, Some Thirty.

            What Determines the Harvest in the Kingdom of God? One of the most intriguing details in Jesus’ Parable of the…
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            The Divine Farmer Never Stops Sowing

            Matthew 13:1–9 One of the details that immediately stands out in today’s Gospel is something we often overlook. Jesus doesn’t…
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            3 weeks ago

            “Take My yoke upon you…” — What is the yoke Jesus is asking us to shoulder?

            A yoke was a wooden beam placed over the shoulders of two oxen so they could work together. It symbolized…
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            June 20, 2026

            Do Not Be Afraid – Remaining Faithful in a Fearful World

            Every generation has its fears. Some fear war. Others fear economic uncertainty. Many fear illness, violence, loneliness, rejection, or failure.…
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            June 15, 2026

            Fully Catholic Radio Update: A New Chapter in Catholic Evangelization

            There are moments in every apostolate when you pause, look back, and realize just how much God has accomplished. Today…
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            April 30, 2026

            St. Catherine of Siena: A Soul on Fire Who Changed the Church

            A Life That Still Speaks to the World In every age, God raises up souls whose lives become a message.Catherine…
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            April 26, 2026

            The Good Shepherd: Leadership That Smells Like the Sheep

            A Catholic Reflection on John 10:1–10, Psalm 23, 1 Peter 2, and the Call to Shepherd God’s People There are…
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            April 22, 2026

            The Dawn from on High: A Catholic Bible Study on Luke 1:67–79 (The Benedictus of Zechariah)

            Luke 1:67–79 is one of the great canticles of the New Testament. In the Latin tradition of the Church, it…
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            April 15, 2026

            Mercy in a Broken World: When Faith Becomes Action

            In our previous post, we spoke about truth; we spoke about the responsibility of the Pope; we spoke about the…

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