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Lent

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    The Three Pillars of Lent: Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving

    Every year, the Church gives us Lent – not as punishment, not as spiritual dieting, not as religious performance. But rather as…
    1 week ago

    Have We Gone Too Far? A Reflection on Culture, Country, and Conscience

    Over the past few weeks, I’ve been wrestling deeply with something that has been on my heart for a long time —…
    April 19, 2025

    Like Sheep Without a Shepherd: Why We Desperately Need Jesus

    “All we like sheep have gone astray.”These words from the prophet Isaiah (Isaiah 53:6) aren’t just poetic—they are painfully accurate. The Bible…
    April 14, 2025

    Here Is My Chosen One – A Holy Week Reflection on God’s Quiet Victory

    As we enter the sacred days of Holy Week, the Church invites us into a deeper contemplation of the mystery of Jesus’…
    April 14, 2025

    The Passion of Christ – A Sacred Musical Journey for Holy Week

    As Catholics, Holy Week is the most sacred time of the liturgical year—a time to enter deeply into the mystery of Christ’s…
    April 13, 2025

    The Power of the Cross: A Love That Changed the World Forever

    Please press the Play button below to listen to this discussion. The Power of the Cross: A Love That Changed the World…
    April 6, 2025

    Letting Go of the Past Embracing the New: A Message of Hope for a Broken World

    Please press the Play button below to listen to this discussion. Introduction: As we journey deeper into Lent, this weekend’s readings (Isaiah…
    March 23, 2025

    Called to Repent and Bear Fruit: Reflections on the 3rd Sunday of Lent, Year C

    Please press the Play button below to listen to this discussion. Lent is a sacred time of self-examination, humility, and renewal. The…
    March 16, 2025

    Pray Until Transformation Happens: Lessons from the Transfiguration and the Power of Persistent Prayer

    Please press the Play button below to listen to this discussion. The Gospel Reading: The Transfiguration of Jesus “Now about eight days…
    March 9, 2025

    Overcoming Temptation: Reflections on the First Sunday of Lent and the Call to Reconciliation

    Please press the Play button below to listen to this discussion. The season of Lent invites us into a time of deep…

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      Church in Mexico invokes Our Lady’s protection amid wave of drug cartel violence

      While thousands of residents of the western state of Jalisco in Mexico sheltered in their homes on Sunday, Feb. 22,…
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      Pew report examines how people rate fellow citizens’ morals

      A Pew Research Center study found ​​Americans are more likely than people in other countries to question the morality of…
      2 days ago

      Cuban exiles sign freedom accord for Cuba

      Cuban exiles in Miami, led by Rosa María Payá, founder of “Cuba Decides” and daughter of the late opposition leader…
      3 days ago

      Priest scrutinized for letters written on behalf of 2 notorious Mexican drug traffickers

      Mexican priest José Dolores Aguayo González, known as Father Lolo, has received criticism from the archbishop of Guadalajara, Cardinal Francisco…
      3 days ago

      Supreme Court says California can’t hide student transgender identities from parents

      In a landmark decision on March 2, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the state of California cannot keep student…

      Catholic News - Pope

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        Cuban bishop: The way people are living ‘is inhumane’; the country ‘has to change’

        Bishop Arturo González Amador of Santa Clara, Cuba, said that “Cuba has to change” because the situation has worsened and…
        12 hours ago

        Abortion advocacy group in El Salvador announces its legal dissolution

        The Citizens’ Group for the Decriminalization of Abortion in El Salvador announced its legal dissolution, stating that its work is…
        21 hours ago

        Pope Leo XIV congratulates world’s oldest priest on his 110th birthday

        Pope Leo XIV thanked a 110-year-old priest from the Diocese of Fulda, Germany, for his “long, faithful, and devoted priestly…
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        Catholic theologians urge Trump to follow just war doctrine as Iran conflict continues

        The U.S. and Israel launched joint military strikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran last weekend, prompting the regime to…
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        Chaldean Archdiocese of Erbil in Iraq suffers drone strike on apartment complex

        An apartment complex built by the Knights of Columbus in Ankawa, Iraq, a suburb of Erbil, has been struck in…

        Catholic News - General

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          Reverse migration: Catholic shelters in Mexico serve repatriated migrants and foreigners who remain

          In Mexico’s cities bordering the U.S., migration numbers have changed. Where there was once a constant flow of people traveling…
          2 days ago

          Vatican secretary of state warns of Iran escalation

          Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, is warning that U.S. and Israeli bombings against Iran — and Tehran’s…
          3 days ago

          Polish bishops introduce financial penalties for canonical offenses

          WARSAW, Poland — The Catholic Church in Poland introduced financial penalties as a disciplinary measure on March 1 for clergy…
          4 days ago

          Church in Sri Lanka: Let Easter bombing probe go ‘unhindered’ after spy chief’s arrest

          COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — The Catholic Church in Sri Lanka has called for the ongoing investigation into the 2019 Easter…
          5 days ago

          Pope Leo XIV: ‘All lives are not equally respected’ amid war and inequality

          Pope Leo XIV on Monday warned that modern conflicts and widening social disparities are eroding respect for human life and…

          General

            Lent
            1 week ago

            Have We Gone Too Far? A Reflection on Culture, Country, and Conscience

            Over the past few weeks, I’ve been wrestling deeply with something that has been on my heart for a long…
            General
            3 weeks ago

            Freedom, Wisdom, and the Choice Before Us

            Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time — In the Midst of Carnival This weekend, as the Church celebrates the Sixth Sunday…
            General
            4 weeks ago

            You Are the Salt of the Earth and the Light of the World

            Understanding Jesus’ Teaching on Salt, Light, and Renewed Faith In the Gospel, Jesus often uses everyday images to reveal eternal…
            General
            4 weeks ago

            The Beatitudes Of Jesus And The Beatitudes Of Pan

            There are moments when the Gospel meets us not in abstract ideas, but in the very texture of our lives—in…
            General
            January 11, 2026

            The Baptism of the Lord: Revelation, Identity, and Mission

            What Jesus’ Baptism Teaches Us About Our Own Today the Church celebrates the Baptism of the Lord, a feast that…
            General
            November 16, 2025

            Stand Firm: God Is With Us in a Shaking World

            Every so often, the Sunday readings line up so perfectly with what is happening around us that it becomes impossible…
            General
            November 9, 2025

            The Temple of God: From the Basilica to the Human Heart

            Please press the PLAY button below to listen to the audio presentation 🕍 What Is the Feast About? The Feast…
            General
            October 4, 2025

            St. Francis of Assisi: A Life Transformed by Christ

            Early Life: From Privilege to Restlessness Francis – whose feast day we celebrate today – was born in Assisi, Italy,…
            General
            October 3, 2025

            Battle For Souls – Part 5 – A Call to Action – Repentance And Conversion

            Introduction – Why This Final Step Matters We have now come to the end of this first series, Battle for…
            General
            September 21, 2025

            Be Astute for Heaven: A Reflection on the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

            Opening Prayer Come, Holy Spirit, Spirit of wisdom and counsel.Open our hearts to understand the words of Jesus.Teach us to…

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