By Andrea Picciotti-Bayer
The history of our nation confirms that faith has always played a vital role in shaping our leaders and guiding our political and social life.
10/7/25
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By Mary Beth Bonacci
I have been stunned at how personal Charlie Kirk’s death feels for me.
9/25/25
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5
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By Elizabeth Foss
There is a renewed interest in the revival of the family. Hooray! Let’s ponder this together.
9/25/25
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2
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By Lucia A. Silecchia
As September dawned, eyes turned to Rome with joy to celebrate the canonizations of two young men — Sts. Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis.
9/25/25
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By Fr. Joseph M. Rampino
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus usually directs us to consider the good of our neighbors, especially those who suffer from poverty and pain of any kind, whether in our neighborhoods, our chosen communities, or even our families.
9/25/25
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3
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By Fr. Steven Oetjen
The Lord gives us a parable today about a steward about to be fired for squandering his master’s property.
9/20/25
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3
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By Fr. Jack Peterson, YA
Sept. 14 — Jn 3:13-17
True love by its very nature greatly desires the good of the other.
9/13/25
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3
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By Lucia A. Silecchia
The start of every new semester is packed with activities that always manage to take me by surprise, even though they happen every term.
9/11/25
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3
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By Elizabeth Foss
The house is quiet today.
It’s been quiet previously, of course. Quiet when the girls were away at camp. Quiet when they spent the whole day at an amusement park. Quiet when they slept over at a friend’s house. But this is a different sort of quiet.
9/11/25
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3
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