A Reflection for the First Tuesday of Advent
Advent
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Being a disciple means being a student of Jesus
A Reflection for the Feast of St. Andrew
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Pope Francis celebrates start of Advent with new cardinals, warning against indifference and mediocrity
Pope Francis said the two key phrases for the Advent season were God’s closeness and people’s vigilance against indifference and mediocrity
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Coming soon: Daily Advent Reflections
Join America Media as we prepare for the coming of our Lord with special daily Advent reflections on The Word podcast.
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It’s Advent and it’s okay to be sad
It is okay to be sad. Rather than loathe, we lament, because we know of a better land.
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Advent 2020: Reflections, podcasts and more
Reflections, podcasts, playlists and more resources to help you prepare for the coming of our Lord.
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Jesuit Autocomplete | Season 2, Episode 4: Christmas
Fr. Eric Sundrup, S.J., and Fr. Paddy Gilger, S.J., answer some of the Internet’s most searched questions about Christmas.
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2019 Daily Advent Reflections
Join us as we offer daily scripture reflections for the entire Advent season.
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This Christmas, give thanks for the greatest gift: Jesus
The Rev. James Martin, S.J. leads listeners through a guided reflection on the meaning of Christmas: Christ’s birth.
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Mary, motherhood and the meaning of vulnerability
The vulnerability of the Virgin still dispels distortions that we would create about her Son. He is not a figure of myth nor the creation of dogma. He is a man born to a woman, living in poverty.