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There comes a moment in every life when we feel a gentle nudge—or sometimes a loud jolt—urging us to pause, rethink, and ...

Rejoice and revel in the spirit of the season, the cozy nights, sparkling lights and the joy of being surrounded by those who ...

We love the power of the Holy Spirit. We love the moments of healing, deliverance, miracles, spiritual gifts, and salvation.

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Ande Sri’s poetry was never meant to remain confined to paper; it was destined to be lived, spoken, and embodied. He did not ...

French saint’s canonization, writer Brianna Dauby sees in a relative’s death that signs of hope, the way of holiness, and God ...

Deacon Greg Kandra provides a reflection for the readings and Gospel for the 4th Sunday of Advent, Dec. 21, 2025.

Our Lady of Guadalupe was an important symbol for ordinary mestizo people seeking to reconcile their Aztec and Spanish ...