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Fr. Matthew Keller Receives Inaugural Blessed Michael McGivney Medal

Fr. Keller nearly gave his life ministering to covid patients, and he credits the intercession of Fr. McGivney for his recovery.
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Saints for Today: Bartholomew, Apostle

In the New Testament, Bartholomew is mentioned only in the lists of the apostles.
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Saints for Today: Joan of the Cross

Who knows what the next beggar we meet might do for us?
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Friday News Briefs: Upcoming Fiestas, Parish Missions, Retreats, and more!

Plus: Obituaries for Sr. Sara Marie Gomez and Br. Robert LaVoie, SC.
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Aging and a Season of Fruitfulness

‘The fast pace of the world can lead seniors to implicitly accept the idea that they are useless. My uncle never succumbed to this temptation.’
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How Love of the Eucharist Helps With the Challenges of Raising a Family

Here it was, my suffering, presented to me in the darling chubby cheeks of delight of the incredibly beautiful children entrusted to me.
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The Eucharist and Daily Living

Jesus gifted us with the greatest gift ever offered - Himself to us in the form of Holy Communion.
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Jesus is Calling You: How the Eucharist Reveals Our Vocation

When you spend privileged time with Jesus, He will invite you to follow Him more closely. And, when the time is right, He will make His call to you clear.
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