If moderns no longer know what the word “sin” means, perhaps they should search their lives for frustration.
Terrance Klein
The Rev. Terrance W. Klein is a priest of the Diocese of Dodge City and author of Vanity Faith.
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When the Word becomes a mouthpiece
Scripture has proven itself rather lethal in the hands of modern men and women of faith, of any faith.
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I left seminary because I thought I’d be an unhappy priest. God knew better.
Give yourself to the Lord, embrace your vocation. Joy will creep up and tap you on the shoulder.
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There is no life without death.
Perhaps only those who choose baptism as a form of death, death in life, ever really know its power.
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The New Year: A God Ever Faithful, Ever Free
Reflections on the Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God
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How can love cause such pain?
No one can love us like family. No one can hurt us like family either.
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Recapturing the Babe of Bethlehem
St. Francis reached back in time to reclaim Christ’s poverty.
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How is the soul supposed to bespeak its very self?
Life is awash with words. We chatter away, until we realize how much our words matter. Then we search and stumble.
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The all-too-human Word
This is the cause of our joy: when heard with faith, the word is ever fruitful.