The strategic vision of Jesus as leader was not a plan of invasion but rather the conquest of death itself.
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On All Saints day, we are reminded of our true home
What began here on earth is lost, mostly without a trace. But who looks for the seed that died when the mighty tree raises its leafed branches to the sky?
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What God sees when he looks upon creation
Who you are and what you desire determines what you see. So what does God see when he looks upon you?
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Venezuelan priest becomes social media sensation with Scripture video series
Capuchin Franciscan Father Luis Antonio Salazar is breaking with traditional ways of preaching and bringing the Gospel to thousands of cellphone users each week through an Instagram video series called “Vivir el Evangelio,” or “Living the Gospel.”
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Sharing God’s love in unexpected places
Christ’s disciples must continue to seek out the company of sinners, even great sinners, for many of these are on the threshold of conversion
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Do we live every day secure in the knowledge of the resurrection?
Jesus teaches in this Sunday’s Gospel that every one of us lives a life of eternal consequence.
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Breaking Bread on the Road
In rural America, shrinking parishes have to share priests. That’s nothing to fear.
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Sister Patricia and Father Jude, the Dominican Preaching Team | Sunday to Sunday
Father Jude Siciliano, O.P. and Sister Patricia Bruno, O.P. call themselves the Dominican Preaching team and they travel the country preaching parish retreats and giving scripture workshops. View the complete episode at http://www.sundaytosunday.net.
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Gratitude—not guilt—is the first step toward knowing God
God is pure goodness, pure love, pure beauty. Look for those things in your life, and you will see God.
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What the ‘persistent widow’ can teach us about faith and patience
This passage is not about prayer as much as it is about faith and patience.