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Book Review: My Sisters the Saints
“Is this all there is?” Colleen Carroll Campbell found herself asking that universal question midway through college. Every generation needs…
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Father, Forgive Us
My initial response to the outcome of the election was visceral. Fixing my eyes on the heavens, tears pouring down…
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New Year’s Resolutions: Bl. Cardinal Newman’s Way
Most of us make and break the same New Year’s Resolutions each year: eat less, exercise more, spend less, get…
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The Holy Innocents
With nothing but the angel’s words as confirmation of her condition, she hastened toward her cousin’s house to see if…
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Facebook Friends vs. True Friends
During the early years of Facebook mania, I posted pics of my kids, events, travels, anecdotes and chanted with the…
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Rooted in Love: Our Calling as Catholic Women
How many books begin with an invitation to a slumber party? This one does! Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle’s richly personal, but…
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Advent Cake: A Rose Sunday Tradition
As I head out for a weekend in Georgia, to celebrate my parents’ 50th anniversary, I wanted to leave with…
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Who Do We Need to Make Room For in Our Inn?
Our pastor shared this story at Mass on Sunday: As many parishes do at Christmas time, a parish in New…
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The Three Sacrifices of Giving
“I have always depended on the kindness of strangers,” drawls Stella in Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Desire.” And it’s…
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Beyond Thanksgrieving
No family really lives a Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving. Life is easier once you accept that. Then the unbearable happens. We…