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In today's Gospel Jesus’ words may seem unsettling: “Do you think I came to bring peace on earth? No, I tell you,
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The Gospel this weekend is a continuation from what we heard last Sunday regarding riches, our attachment to material things, and our
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In the Gospel this weekend, we hear of the rich fool who stores up treasures only for himself. He fails to see
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In the Gospel this weekend, Jesus’ disciples have a simple yet profound request: “Lord, teach us to pray!” In that moment our
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This week’s Gospel account of Jesus’ visit with Martha and Mary always captures my attention. Just imagine for a moment sitting at
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In today’s Gospel, a scholar of the law asks Jesus a question regarding the attainment of eternal life. Jesus in turn asks
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At a special Mass of Thanksgiving here at St. Mary’s in honor of St. Josemaria, Bishop Reed made a statement that has
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This weekend we celebrate the inspiring Solemnity of the Apostles Sts. Peter and Paul. On the façade of the North American College
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This weekend the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, the Most Sacred Body and Blood of Christ. As Catholics, we believe
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This weekend we celebrate the feast of the Most Holy Trinity. The Most Holy Trinity manifests to us the immense love that