Eucharistic devotion, legislators and legislation, saintly people, human woundedness in the church and in society — and efforts to address it — are a couple themes I noticed this week …
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Q: I was married in a non-Catholic wedding ceremony, then divorced years later civilly. Once I became Catholic and wanted to marry again, I got an annulment of the first …
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How often has it flooded at the Marian shrine of Lourdes? What is the state of various abortion ballot measures across the U.S.? How are actor James Earl Jones and …
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Any discussion of the differences between men and women and their roles in society seem to be particularly charged these days. As the role of wife and mother continues to …
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Even with the Labor Day holiday, these few days have been busy for us at OSV News — making it a struggle to pick just a few top headlines for …
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The whir and hiss of printing presses at Our Sunday Visitor are background music for my writing today, and I can’t help but feel a bit of connection with the …
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By Cardinal Timothy Dolan You’ve seen those “bulletin bloopers.” I enjoy them. Here’s one: “The topic for next week’s sermon will be ‘What will hell be like? Come early and …
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In this busy, fast-paced world, it’s crucial to step back and take time for reflection from time to time. Next week our team will take a week-long retreat together — …
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When I am asked about my experience of the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, I think of the comments I received from many people who attended and told me they did …
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We Catholics can get discouraged at times when we struggle to find entertainment that doesn’t fly in the face of our beliefs and values. We may like a show, movie, …
