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Alison Blanchet

The grass is always greener at the Joneses

May 25, 2015 Alison Blanchet | The Catholic Miscellany

After months of searching, Jim and I were ecstatic to find a house to rent. Living in a one-bedroom apartment as newlyweds was romantic, but my shoe collection and his two drum sets were struggling […]

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From barley to wheat through fire

May 21, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

The culmination of the Season of Easter is Pentecost. For many of the first Jewish Christians, Pentecost was the fulfillment of some of their most ancient and important celebrations. In Leviticus 23, God gave the […]

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The transfer of feast days

May 6, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

As each Easter Sunday arrives, commemoration of the Ascension of Christ into heaven looms. In both the Nicene and Apostle’s Creed, the Ascension of Jesus is mentioned in close proximity to profession in the Lord’s […]

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Spanish Mass evokes memories of a vocation journey

April 24, 2015 Caroline

By Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM Special to The Miscellany For several consecutive Sundays, I’ve attended the Spanish Mass in our parish. I’ve also attended Mass in English with the five other sisters who are part […]

Alison Blanchet

‘Owl’ get straight to the point

April 23, 2015 Alison Blanchet | The Catholic Miscellany

During Lent, my husband and I met Sarah at “Soup and Stations of the Cross”. Sarah is 8 years old and in third grade but carried herself like she was about 30 and this soup […]

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The sprinkling of life

April 22, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

The Easter season places heavy emphasis on the first sacrament of baptism as the means by which God’s children are adopted in Christ. To emphasize this, the Church’s Liturgy provides the op­tion for the Sprinkling […]

Father Bryan P. Babick

The column of fire

April 9, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

As Lent gives way to Easter, the décor of our churches changes. Gone are the stark colors and sparse decorations and in come flowers and brighter color. While the flowers wilt, one constant throughout the […]

Father Bryan P. Babick

The providing test

March 12, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

For as long as humanity has dialogued with God, the debate about whether the divine tests His people has continued. Ancient pagans would sacrifice in order to appease their deities. They did not want the […]

Father Bryan P. Babick

The gender identity

February 26, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Students were once taught that when referring to generic individuals in abstract situations, the masculine pronoun “he” was to be used. An example might be, “if someone has two apples, he has two snacks.” Over […]

Father Bryan P. Babick

Why is the Mass called a sacrifice?

February 9, 2015 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

One of the most consistent descriptions of the Mass through the centuries is to call it “the holy Sacrifice.” The sacrificial nature of the Mass has never been denied. Sacrifice was integral to the spiritual […]

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