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Consider the humanity of the men and women behind bars

May 19, 2016 Mary Hood Hart | The Catholic Miscellany

“I was in prison and you came to visit me.” (Mt 25:36) I’ve never been inside a prison. The closest I have come to inmates is driving past a highway work crew. Too often, I […]

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Mother May

May 18, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Each May, the Church turns its gaze to Mary. From processions to more richly decorated stat­ues, “May” and “Mary” are separat­ed by only one letter for a reason. May had special import in Chris­tian antiquity. […]

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What we may see on our back roads reveals our true glamor

May 13, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

South Carolina is glamorous. There are shell-strewn sands running from North Myrtle Beach to Hilton Head. Charleston has its spires, Rainbow Row and out­lying plantations. Columbia displays high culture, USC Gamecocks and all the symbols […]

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Are we simply a secular society?

May 5, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

During Holy Week 2016, New York’s Cardinal Dolan posted a complaint about the fact that basketball’s March Madness includ­ed Good Friday games in which two Catholic universities would be com­peting. Apparently no one represent­ing these […]

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Holy floaters

May 2, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

Occasionally people point out something is floating in the chalice at Mass. No one wants to consume even a holy liquid that has some solid floating inside. The Church sees the Mass as the living […]

Alison Blanchet

Hoarding cold pizza and trusting in God

April 29, 2016 Alison Blanchet | The Catholic Miscellany

Let me tell you something about middle schoolers that I’ve learned over the years. They hoard food. In every parish I’ve worked in or visited — no matter how well I know the kitchens are […]

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Embrace the mercy of God and rejoice in His gift to all mankind

April 21, 2016 Mary Hood Hart | The Catholic Miscellany

“Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!” Philippians 4:4 Working for a church, I spend a lot of time around Christians. My week days are in a church office. Sundays are […]

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Voting your conscience across party lines and write-ins

April 15, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

The farther we get into this presi­dential race, the better I under­stand my father and Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. My father was a World War II veteran and one of those sons of an immigrant […]

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The liturgical procession

April 12, 2016 Father Bryan P. Babick | The Catholic Miscellany

The 50 days of Easter are a solemn journey with Christ to glory. This is showcased as each Mass begins with the liturgical procession. In Christianity, processions make imminent sense because the One worshipped is […]

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Sharing the cross by caring for the caregiver

April 7, 2016 Sister Pamela Smith, SSCM

Respite is one of those lovely words which sometimes evokes images of leisurely vacations or well-funded sabbaticals. These days it has also come to mean something in the two-way dynamic between those who are cared […]

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