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As members of one body in Christ, we may be called on to suffer for others and sacrifice for their benefit
When Mary and Joseph find Jesus in the temple in St. Luke’s Gospel, it seems like Jesus is being disrespectful to them. How can I read this passage and see Jesus being respectful?
For Catholics, the way forward is never far from the person and life of Jesus
Greater receptivity to the Holy Spirit is needed for us to follow Jesus’ example
“Jesus answered and said to them, ‘This is the work of God, that you believe in the one He sent.’”
Sometimes after healing someone, Jesus tells the person not to tell anyone that He healed them. Why keep a healing secret?
Church traditions, biblical history show deep connection between Holy Thursday and eucharistic devotion
These challenges will allow us to help heal our land of its sins
Why are ashes a symbol for the Lenten season?
Program to be held in at least one parish in all deaneries of the archdiocese