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Pope: ‘Overcome polemics about the liturgy to rediscover its beauty’

by Vatican News June 30, 2022

With an Apostolic Letter to the people of God entitled “Desiderio desideravi”, Pope Francis calls for Catholics to overcome forms of aestheticism that appreciate only outward formality or allow sloppiness in liturgy, noting that “a celebration that does not evangelize is not authentic.”

by Vatican News June 30, 2022

USCCB Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson

June 25, 2022
by Editor mdc June 25, 2022

The ‘luminous land’ of Malta awaits the arrival of Pope Francis

April 1, 2022
by Vatican News April 1, 2022

Pope Francis promulgates Apostolic Constitution on Roman Curia ‘Praedicate Evangelium’

March 24, 2022
by Vatican News March 24, 2022

Pope invites bishops to join him in consecration of Russia and Ukraine

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Pope at Mass: Church called to promote a culture of care

by Vatican News June 29, 2022

At Mass to celebrate the feast of Sts Peter and Paul, Pope Francis blesses the pallia for new Metropolitan Archbishops, and reminds the faithful that the Church is called to “get up quickly” and “fight the good fight.”

by Vatican News June 29, 2022

Pope at Angelus: Respond to opposition with firm decision to do good

June 26, 2022
by Vatican News June 26, 2022

Pope at Audience: Old age ‘a time to find strength in frailty’

June 22, 2022
by Vatican News June 22, 2022

Pope at Angelus: ‘In the Eucharist is Jesus’ life given for all of us’

June 19, 2022
by Vatican News June 19, 2022

Pope at Audience: Christian community must visit elderly, help them to serve

June 15, 2022
by Vatican News June 15, 2022
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Ukraine Nunzio: the Pope’s closeness heartens the soul

by Vatican News January 25, 2022

Pope Francis has proposed this Wednesday, 26 January, as a day of prayer for peace for Ukraine, and has expressed his concern over the increasing tensions that threaten peace and security in Ukraine and in the rest of Europe. In an interview with Vatican News, Archbishop Visvaldas Kulbokas, the Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine, speaks of the crisis in the country, over which the spectre of conflict is hovering.

by Vatican News January 25, 2022

“I think more about what I can do than my limitations”

August 20, 2021
by Editor mdc August 20, 2021

The domestic Church

November 9, 2020
by Editor mdc November 9, 2020

Letters written by Saint Josemaría

September 21, 2020
by Editor mdc September 21, 2020

Fr. Connor Danstrom’s music seeks out the hard and dark places

July 13, 2020
by Editor mdc July 13, 2020
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What is the Rosary?

by Editor mdc December 14, 2021

What is the Rosary, and where does it come from? Answers to some common questions about this Marian prayer. “Dear young people, learn to pray to Mary with the simple and effective prayer of the Rosary; dear sick people, may our Lady be your support in the trial of pain” (Pope Francis, General Audience of May 3, 2017)

by Editor mdc December 14, 2021

Why do we say the Creed at every Sunday Mass?

September 14, 2021
by Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg September 14, 2021

Where does the belief in Mary’s assumption come from?

July 15, 2021
by Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg July 15, 2021

Why do we have a Sunday dedicated to the Body and Blood of Christ when that’s what we celebrate in every Mass?

June 4, 2021
by Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg June 4, 2021

What is the significance of the Easter Candle?

May 21, 2021
by Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg May 21, 2021
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An Appointment with the Bible (XI)

by Carlos L. Rodriguez Zía June 16, 2022

The Feast of Corpus Christi is celebrated on the Thursday following Holy Trinity Sunday to solemnly commemorate the institution of the Holy Eucharist. In many places it has been moved to the following Sunday.  Calendar issues aside, it is a very powerful reason for a new appointment with the Bible.

by Carlos L. Rodriguez Zía June 16, 2022

Lives on fire with love

June 13, 2022
by Msgr. Jose H. Gomez June 13, 2022

An Appointment with the Bible (X)

June 5, 2022
by Carlos L. Rodriguez Zía June 5, 2022

An Appointment with the Bible (IX)

May 26, 2022
by Carlos L. Rodriguez Zía May 26, 2022

Fatih and love, maundy thursday

April 22, 2022
by Fr. Juan Rodrigo Vélez April 22, 2022
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“What any mother would do for her child”

by Editor mdc March 31, 2022

“Early on February 24 we heard the news that Putin had invaded Ukraine. I spoke with Vova, my foster son, and heard these words on the other end that made me tremble: ‘Mother, I don’t want to die.’” Thus María José begins her story, from Seville.

by Editor mdc March 31, 2022

Chastisement amid mercy

December 17, 2021
by David Warren December 17, 2021

Look to Mary

August 13, 2021
by St. Paul Center August 13, 2021

Resisting the great christian adventure

June 18, 2021
by Editor mdc June 18, 2021

With Pope Francis in Erbil

March 15, 2021
by Editor mdc March 15, 2021
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Opinion

How four women shook up the philosophical establishment at Oxford—and why this matters for us

by Bishop Robert Barron June 6, 2022

I have just finished a marvelous book called The Women Are Up to Something. Written by Benjamin Lipscomb, it weaves together the biographies of four extraordinary women who arrived together as students at Oxford in the late 1930s and who flourished as scholars and writers in the mid to late twentieth century. Iris Murdoch, Mary Midgley, Philippa Foot, and Elizabeth Anscombe effected a revolution in the way in which we think about moral philosophy, and their very positive influence is much needed in the ethical conversation today.

by Bishop Robert Barron June 6, 2022

Providence and vocation in ‘Father Stu’

April 28, 2022
by Bishop Robert Barron April 28, 2022

Christ is alive, the Church is alive!

April 19, 2022
by Msgr. Jose H. Gomez April 19, 2022

War and Peace

March 18, 2022
by Fr. Juan Rodrigo Vélez March 18, 2022

The poison of gossip

March 10, 2022
by Bishop Robert Barron March 10, 2022
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    Matthew 6, 19-23

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 17, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 17, 2022

    Your treasure

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    Matthew 5, 27-32

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 10, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 10, 2022

    Do not commit adultery in your heart

  • Daily Meditation

    Matthew 28, 8-15

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano April 18, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano April 18, 2022

    Fearful but happy

  • Daily Meditation

    John 8, 12-20

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano April 4, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano April 4, 2022

    Truth

  • Daily Meditation

    John 4, 43-54

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano March 28, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano March 28, 2022

    “You may go; your son will live.”

  • Daily Meditation

    Luke 4, 24-30

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano March 21, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano March 21, 2022

    Nobody’s life is easy

  • Daily Meditation

    Mark 9, 14-29

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano February 21, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano February 21, 2022

    Prayer heals

  • Daily Meditation

    Mark 3, 22-30

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano January 24, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano January 24, 2022

    The Spirit is strong

  • Daily Meditation

    John 20, 1, 2-8

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano December 27, 2021
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano December 27, 2021

    Be a witness of the risen Lord

  • Daily Meditation

    Luke 17, 1-6

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano November 8, 2021
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano November 8, 2021

    Avoid scandalising

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    USCCB Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson

    by Editor mdc June 25, 2022
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    On the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus this is a historic day in the life of our country, one that…

  • Daily Meditation

    Luke 2, 41-51

    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 25, 2022
    by Fr. Luis A. Zazano June 25, 2022

    The parents of Jesus

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