A Lesson in the Power of Kindness From the Acme Man
“A good deed is never lost,” said St. Basil the Great. “He who plants kindness gathers love.”
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Start Acting More Like Christ — Even (and Especially) When Others Do Not
COMMENTARY: It’s hard in such a rancorous culture not to descend into the gutters. But this is not Our Lord’s way.
We Pay Debts of Justice by Performing Works of Mercy
“When we attend to the needs of those in want, we give them what is theirs, not ours. More than performing works of mercy, we are paying a debt of justice.” —Pope St. Gregory the Great
Good Neighbors Make Good Fences
A free and pluralistic society is strengthened, not weakened, by religious belief and love of neighbor.
Be a Man for Others
Yesterday is gone and tomorrow is not certain. Today is all you have. Will today be about you or about others?
Practice Random Acts of Kindness and See the Face of God
God does not assess our guilt as it compares to others; God is not a college professor who grades “on the curve.”
Pope Francis: Divine Law Is ‘Instrument of Freedom’ to Help Us Love God and Neighbor
The Holy Father explained Feb. 16 how Jesus came to ‘give us his grace, so that we can do the will of God, loving him and our brothers.’
Thanksgiving Togetherness: Cultivating Fellowship Around Feasting
Catholic families extend an inviting hand on Turkey Day and come together on a parish level to help those in need.
We Are Our Brothers’ Keepers
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Catholic care for those in need is not philanthropy. It is our obligation.
