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Cementing History

In August, I attended Louisa Bisogno’s writing class: Telling Your Story as a Catholic Writer. She broke the news to

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A Happy Death

Recently I learned that a distant relative died back in July. I haven’t seen her in over ten years. This

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Neighbors

Over the summer I read the book, The Day the World Came to Town by Jim DeFede. It was made

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Chop Away!

As a native of Western New York, I have been making the six-hour drive to and from for decades. For

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Four Weeks Wiser

Today is the first day of September, the unofficial beginning of the fall season, and the new school year starts

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Cry of the Heart

Our Discipleship group had a special opportunity to work with author Sarah Cortez. She guided almost a hundred of us

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Hero’s Journey

I recently listened to a homily by Bishop Barron entitled, “Go on a Hero’s Journey.” It really clarified some of

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All for Jesus

The National Eucharistic Congress was an event that I will be reflecting on for many years to come. This week

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Our Divine Event Planner

Our eighteen pilgrims had big expectations heading out to Indianapolis: big crowd, enormous stadium and convention center, and big-name speakers.

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Who Sails Your Boat?

Recently, I heard a compelling teaching from Bishop Robert Barron about Jesus calming the storm. He starts by explaining that

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