catholic evangelization
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General
Why Do Catholics Make the Sign of the Cross?
“In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.” For many Catholics, these…
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You Have Encountered Jesus. Now What?
Please click the PLAY button below to listen to audio When Encounter Becomes Mission — Living In and For Christ…
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“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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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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Eucharist
The Eucharist: God’s Unending Desire to Be With Us
From the very beginning, God has desired to be with His people. This desire runs like a golden thread through…
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Easter
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…
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Easter
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…
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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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Standing Firm in the Faith: Evangelizing in Today’s World Through Words and Witness
In 2 Thessalonians, St. Paul encouraged early Christians to stand firm in their faith while facing hostility, confusion, and persecution.…
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Woe to the Unrepentant: A Wake-Up Call from Jesus (Matthew 11:20–24)
The Gospel for today, Matthew 11:20–24, is a striking and sobering passage. Let’s begin by reading the text and then…
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