Back when I worked as a pastoral associate, I especially enjoyed worshipping at different parishes while on vacation. It felt like the beginning of a romance — the parishioners seemed …
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With the deadline looming to select my Senior Scholar course for next term, I sit with pages of the university’s academic catalog arrayed about me. My undergraduate peers at UCLA …
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(Leer in Español) One challenge of my work as a judge in a diocesan marriage tribunal is that, in one sense, nobody is happy to have to meet me. No …
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By David Mills Most of us Catholics are too worldly, as we know from every examination of conscience — and yet in another sense we’re not worldly enough. We live …
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It’s been nearly a decade since Dana Gioia wrote his brilliant 10-part essay series “The Catholic Writer Today,” in which he described and decried the current state of Catholic arts, …
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By Kenneth Craycraft “My theme is memory, that winged host that soared about me one gray morning of war-time,” explains protagonist and narrator Charles Ryder in Evelyn Waugh’s novel, “Brideshead …
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The Epiphany of the Lord | Mt: 2: 1-12 Right about now, people are usually “so over” Christmas. They’ve tossed the trees to the curb, thrown the unwanted gift cards …
