Dimanchists — those who know that Sunday is the first day of the week, not Monday — have their priorities, and calendar, right
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Read MoreThe Vatican’s brief Aug. 3 statement in the wake of the Paris Olympics’ opening ceremonies culminated a disjointed seven days.
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Read MoreSatan is at work in the world, cultural confusion, corporate influence, ecclesial criticism and preventive preparation.
Read MoreThe International Olympic Committee delivered a fake apology
Read MoreThe company we keep is an issue for pastors and political leaders alike.
Read MoreThe Bread of Life discourse was a highlight of the National Eucharistic Congress — and the focus of the next five weeks of Sunday reflection.
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Read MoreThe next candidate who runs into turbulent polls cannot focus only on persuading voters. They will need to watch their backs
Read MoreThe French Revolution is a painful reminder that brotherly solidarity, though necessary, can be taken too far
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