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Last rites vs. anointing of sick

July 13, 2018 Father Jeffrey Kirby | The Catholic Miscellany

Q: Growing up, I always heard of people receiving the “last rites.” How is that different or simi­lar to the anointing of the sick in churches today? (Charlotte, NC) A: The Lord Jesus instituted seven […]

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Is a DNR order euthanasia?

July 3, 2018 Father Jeffrey Kirby | The Catholic Miscellany

Q: In our devotional life for the dead, we pray “eternal rest grant unto them” but we be­lieve in the resurrection of the body and soul. No one gets “eternal rest” do they? Won’t we […]

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Little things can mean a lot

July 2, 2018 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

“Do little things for little people with little or no rec­ognition or reward.” Those were the words of Msgr. Ronald Cellini, founding father of the John Paul II School in Ridgeland, as he addressed the […]

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Science and religion can be friends

June 17, 2018 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

It isn’t often that a high school commencement address proves to be memorable. But that is what happened at the graduation exer­cises for Cardinal Newman’s Class of 2018 this May. The speaker was Chris Edge, […]

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Can we work on Sundays?

June 16, 2018 Father Jeffrey Kirby | The Catholic Miscellany

Q: I’ve been trying to avoid any monetarily motivated work on Sunday. Is this a good course of action? What about reading non-reli­gious literature? (Summerville, SC) A: The observance of Sunday is a serious responsibility […]

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Purgatory is real, too

June 4, 2018 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Some years ago, televangelist Joyce Meyer was overheard saying that there must be some opportunity for improvement for good souls after they die. She compared it to continuing education. People can love God, have good […]

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Abstaining from meat on Fridays

June 2, 2018 Father Jeffrey Kirby | The Catholic Miscellany

Q: Years ago, my oldest daughter was asked, “How many sacraments are there?” and she answered, “Seven for men and six for women.” Shouldn’t that be the official answer? Perhaps Pope Francis will balance the […]

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Heaven and Hell are real

May 20, 2018 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

It isn’t over when it’s over. That’s one way to express what Chris­tians profess about this life. That doesn’t mean we go about thinking how wonderful it will be to die, but it does mean […]

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Proof of the afterlife

May 19, 2018 Father Jeffrey Kirby | The Catholic Miscellany

Q: How do I respond to someone who invited me to join a study group on the biblical evidence for “God the Mother”? Doesn’t Jesus refer to God as “Father”? (Columbia, SC) A: I would […]

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Our languages speak of many things

May 6, 2018 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Languages can be the matter of miracles or the cause for bitter feuds. The Solemnity of Pen­tecost gives us an example of the miraculous possibility of language. When the Apostles went out to pro­claim Christ […]

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