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Surprising purification

February 17, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Each year the Church observes a period before Easter. Called “Lent” from the old English “lencten,” meaning “springtime,” the discipline of the season is a walk with the God who surprises His people at every […]

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Consider the contributions of all our immigrants, including Jesus

February 16, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Bishop Gerald Kicanas, when he was still an auxiliary in Chicago, told the story of an encounter he had with a ragged woman who was pushing a shopping cart. When she hailed him, he admitted […]

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My niece, fatherhood, and celibacy

February 3, 2016 Caroline

I had two “prayer hours” left in my yearly silent retreat when I awoke in the wee hours of the morning to the most joyous news I had received in a long time. After almost […]

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A pro-life virtue, a family value

February 2, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Docility sounds like the title of a character study of wimps. As a personal habit, docility has gotten a bad rap. Sorry to say, some believers seem to think that being docile means that they […]

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Epiphany afterglow

January 30, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

In the Church’s Liturgy, each new calendar year begins with what may be called “Epiphany afterglow.” Until 1955, the Roman Church celebrated an octave, or eight days, of Epiphany, which means literally “to shine upon.” […]

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Be merciful to all others, as God is to us

January 18, 2016 Mary Hood Hart | The Catholic Miscellany

When my son was in Afghanistan, my anxiety and concern compelled me to remember him and the others serving there. However, since his safe return last May, my mind and prayers were not often focused […]

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Waiting and working for peace on Earth

January 16, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

There is something about the physics of the universe that doesn’t tolerate chaos indefinitely. Scientific research shows that chaotic systems eventually tend to break into some sort of order and pattern. These days we have […]

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Eastward lightings

January 16, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Light is a major theme in the Biblical readings of the Christmas season that has shaped Christian worship for millennia. On Christmas, the Prophet Isaiah said that “the people who walked in darkness have seen […]

Alison Blanchet

Protecting children against accidental impurity

December 22, 2015 Alison Blanchet | The Catholic Miscellany

Middle school is a jungle. As annoying as adulthood can be, with its monthly bills and preoccupation with fiber intake, there’s no way I’d want to go back to seventh grade. In seventh grade, the […]

Charleston Deanery

One saint’s Christmas letter

December 21, 2015 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

There are a number of saints who can be ranked among the world’s collection of geniuses. St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Catherine of Siena, and St. Teresa of Avila would definitely be among them. […]

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