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God Is Still Very Much With Us: The Eucharistic Meta-Narrative of 2023
COMMENTARY: As we turn the corner into 2024, it is important for Catholics to commit to making it a true year of the Lord, which means to make it a truly Eucharistic year.
3 Ways That a Vacation Is a Perfect Way to Replenish Your Body and Soul
Feeling burnt out from work and needing a break or even a vacation?
A Catechism for Troubled Times
BOOK PICK: Cardinal Robert Sarah’s latest book, ‘Catechism of the Spiritual Life,’ firmly grasps the Church’s responsibility to the poor, as well as her monastic tradition.
Entering Into the Mystery of Christ: The Beauty of Ordinary Time
‘We focus on how to live out the Paschal Mystery in our day-in, day-out vocation in Christ.’
Viewing Vatican II Through a Eucharistic Lens
COMMENTARY: The challenge articulated by St. John XXIII at the opening of the Council, to help people today to grasp Jesus as the ‘center of history and life,’ was ultimately to help them ground themselves in the Word-made-flesh on the altar.
Christian Faith Gets High Grades for Academic Success
In a new book, Jewish sociologist Ilana Horwitz documents the positive relationship between a committed Christian upbringing and grades and college outcomes.
Pope Francis: Visiting the Sick is a Christian Imperative
“The ministry of consolation is a task for every baptized person, mindful of the words of Jesus: ‘I was sick and you visited me.’”
Pope Francis at the General Audience: Christian Meditation ‘is Not a Withdrawal into Ourselves’
The pope urged Catholics not to become overly attached to any one form of meditative prayer, saying that “the method is a road, not a goal.”
