• Pilgrim peace manifested at Medjugorje
    Pilgrim peace manifested at Medjugorje
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    Among the 1 million people who annually travel to Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina, most go with no expectation of a physical healing or witnessing a supernatural experience that can’t be explained.
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  • Abp. Aymond: Feed the flock with the Eucharist
    Abp. Aymond: Feed the flock with the Eucharist
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond offered a personal summary of the summer meeting of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in Louisville June 11-14. This is a personal summary, not an official document of the USCCB.
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  • St. Paul’s admonition for married love truly hits home
    St. Paul’s admonition for married love truly hits home
    by Macie Capote
    Staff writer Macie Capote reflects on the past 6 months of being a newlywed, and how God has opened her eyes to many things about herself.
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  • Change is necessary to build a stronger relationship
    Change is necessary to build a stronger relationship
    by Deacon Dave Farinelli
    Deacon Dave Farinelli urges couples to embrace the changes and compromises that are necessary once married.
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  • The critical importance of ‘me time’ in a relationship
    The critical importance of ‘me time’ in a relationship
    by Deacon Gerard Gautrau
    Deacon Gerard Gautrau writes that an important element of a strong marriage relationship is the ability of each person to have some time to relax, refresh and even escape.
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  • Vital questions: Do you fight, flee, freeze or fawn?
    Vital questions: Do you fight, flee, freeze or fawn?
    by Ty Salvant
    NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Ty Salvant offers marriage tips and the importance of discussing personality traits to understand each other's styles and how to interact with each other.
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  • Pope: Jesus is the answer to disillusionment
    Pope: Jesus is the answer to disillusionment
    Pope Francis' message, released to German Catholics on May 29.
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  • To college and beyond: Surviving the first year
    To college and beyond: Surviving the first year
    by Kim Roberts
    Kid's Clarion Editor/NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger Kim Roberts talks about what her first year being an empty nester was like.
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  • Dangerously close to nuclear war – please pay attention!
    Dangerously close to nuclear war – please pay attention!
    Everyone throughout the world, needs to urge President Biden to act in the spirit and example of Jesus – to be a nonviolent peacemaker as his, and our, Catholic faith teaches. Please email him at https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/. - Tony Magliano
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  • Nationwide village rallies to support veteran
    Nationwide village rallies to support veteran
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    Swensen first spotted McCormick pushing his cart train while she headed into the store. It troubled her. She thought to herself, why was this man, at his advanced age, being forced to do outdoor calisthenics on a volcanic asphalt parking lot in the midst of a triple-digit heat index?
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  • Restructuring was driven by more than finances
    Restructuring was driven by more than finances
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond gives insight into his decision-making for parish mergers.
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  • We’re never too old to learn something new
    We’re never too old to learn something new
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    Beginning in December, Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher signed up for classes to learn watercolor.
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  • Sometimes, you just really need to laugh
    Sometimes, you just really need to laugh
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    Editor Peter Finney Jr. talks about how during rough times, sometimes you just need to laugh.
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  • A graduation moment to cherish and behold
    A graduation moment to cherish and behold
    by Gina Sternfels
    NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Gina Sternfels reflects on her autistic son’s growth in communication and on the many proud moments surrounding his graduation.
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  • God’s ordination call will always remain a mystery
    God’s ordination call will always remain a mystery
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivered the following homily at the Ordination Mass for Fathers Austin Barr, Jorge Gomez and Cuong Tran on June 1 at St. Louis Cathedral.
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  • So many people are hungry
    So many people are hungry
    ... we need to both ongoingly give generously to the hungry, and to tirelessly advocate for legislative and corporate measures which will address the root causes of hunger ... - Tony Magliano, Making a Difference
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  • Pope: Christian love embraces the unlovable
    Pope: Christian love embraces the unlovable
    Pope Francis said Christian love embraces what is not lovable, offers forgiveness and blesses one’s enemies.
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  • Summer is the time for fostering curiosity
    Summer is the time for fostering curiosity
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    Summer is descending rapidly upon us. The heat is beginning, the mosquitoes are biting and the children are dreaming about days at home and vacations.
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  • God’s gifts can appear to us in cherished dreams
    God’s gifts can appear to us in cherished dreams
    NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Charlotte Phillips explains how a dream about her aunt and father brought her immense joy and reminded her of God’s love for her.
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  • Ignatian volunteers enjoy accountability, prayer
    Ignatian volunteers enjoy accountability, prayer
    by Becky Goff
    Studies show that helping others not only benefits those served but also is a boost to the physical, mental and spiritual health of those giving the service.
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