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As we grieve loss and give thanks for self-sacrifice on Anzac Day, we should also commit ourselves to a future in which we turn from wars, share burdens, give priority to the most disadvantaged, and shape a more just society....
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We must not allow ourselves to feel overwhelmed by the hellish powers of war. For as followers of the Prince of Peace, we know that love is indeed more powerful than the hatred of war....
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At the heart of Francis’s vision lie three interlocking ideas—interculturality, solidarity, and synodality. Those lines can be traced from Francis’s papacy along a line that now stretches into the future....
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There is something so essential about the gospel this weekend that two thousand years later we still contemplate it to learn both about Christ and more so to learn about ourselves as responders to the divine love which enables our salvation. ...
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With the resurrection of Jesus, time started over. Simply put, up until Jesus rose from the dead all things that died stayed dead. After Jesus’ resurrection, nothing stays dead anymore. Time has begun anew....
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James Martin, S.J., is joined by James K.A. Smith on the “The Spiritual Life” podcast. Jamie is a leading scholar of St. Augustine, and a professor of philosophy at Calvin University....
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Even the greatest doubters can become the greatest believers when they encounter the risen Lord....
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Every priest is called to make his own the words from the Letter to the Ephesians, where it says: "Pray for me, that when I open my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the gospel, the right words may be given me." ...
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And when I think about this today, it gives me such hope. For I am a sinner who has done far worse to God than Saint Thomas ever did. ...