By Laura Kelly Fanucci
What surprised me most was not that she had carried her grief quietly for half a century.
10/10/18
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By Effie Caldarola
At a recent volleyball game at Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart in Omaha, Neb., a spontaneous chant erupted: "Compost! Compost!"
10/10/18
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By Elizabeth Foss
I sat in a coffee shop one night recently, trying to tap out a few thousand words before picking up my girls at dance.
10/10/18
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By Fr. William P. Saunders
Pope Francis will declare Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Oscar Romero as saints Oct. 14
10/10/18
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By Fr. Stanley Krempa
"You are about to enter a union which is most sacred and most serious."
10/3/18
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By Fr. William P. Saunders
Variations of Death with Dignity Laws or End of Life Options Acts have been enacted by eight legislatures throughout the country: California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Montana, Oregon, Vermont and Washington.
10/3/18
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By Sr. Constance Veit, Lsp
As we endure these difficult days in the life of our church, I’ve been thinking about the potential for committed Catholic women to bind wounds and buoy up the spirits of the faithful.
10/3/18
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By Christina Capecchi
Haley Stewart stared at the publish button and froze. It’s nerve racking to announce big news, and this, in particular, had the potential to raise eyebrows.
10/3/18
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Over the years at your parish you’ve likely heard the plaintive calls from the pulpit for volunteer catechists.
10/2/18
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He went away sad
As Disciples of Christ, we must protect ourselves from misconceptions about wealth and prosperity.