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Ss. Dodici Apostoli
Today we travel to Santi Apostoli, the church of the Holy Apostles, to visit the tomb of apostles, Saint Philip and…
Yearly Archives: 2011
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Reflections on Latin and the Catholic Church’s Memory and Identity, Part Two
Part Two, The Church’s Memory & Identity Under Siege: In my previous article, I talked about the Catholic Church and…
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Book Review Consoling the Heart of Jesus
The first time I saw the book, Consoling the Heart of Jesus — A Do-It-Yourself Retreat, I thought, “How could I, a…
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The Forty-Day Challenge: From Ashes to Resurrected Love
Last Wednesday was “Ash Wednesday,” when Catholics and other Christians receive ashes on their foreheads as a sign of penitence…
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Who is Baby Joseph and Why Should I Care?
The world has taken notice of a 14-month old baby from Canada whose family has been fighting the medical establishment…
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Letter from a Friend: How Christ Experienced All Our Suffering
It is the Lenten season; a time of fasting and penance in an effort to draw nearer to the Lord…
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
It’s St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, and everyone is Irish today — if not in fact, at least in spirit. …
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How Does One Judge the Morality of Human Acts?
Created by God as rational and free creatures, human beings determine themselves and establish their identities as moral creatures through…
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San Lorenzo in Panisperna
We continue our Lenten pilgrimage through the station churches of Rome with a visit to the church of San Lorenzo…
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Murders and Moral Bankruptcy: Where Have You Gone, Eyre Crowe?
In January 1907, a German-born official in the British Foreign Office wrote a memorandum that since has been indelibly linked…