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Title: Catholic Stand – Living the Truth the Church Teaches

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Anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like increased blood pressure.

That’s the American Psychological Association’s definition. It’s serviceable, I guess.

For too many people, when they experience anxiety, it feels much more visceral, distracting, and overall much more acute than the official definiti...


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The Voice

Without silence, God disappears in the noise. And this noise becomes all the more obsessive because God is absent. Unless the world rediscovers silence, it is lost. The earth then rushes into nothingness (Robert Cardinal Sarah: in the power of Silence against the Dictatorship of noise).

I find it difficult to listen to the voice.

The visuals ta...


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Pope Leo XIV’s Lenten message offers a novel approach toward peace on earth. Whereas world leaders hold international conferences to reduce nuclear arms and secure treaties, Pope Leo’s exhortation strikes at the place where discord begins. He asks for the disarmament of language.

A Practical Lenten Fast

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When we brought our newborn daughter home from the hospital, the first few days seemed like a taste of Heaven. This little mite soaked into my chest when I held her, the most completely intimate cuddle I had ever experienced.

No more than a week later, things changed. She was still a warm little taste of Heaven, but she was already managing, somehow, to hold herself ap...


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Imagine a parent asking a child to build a castle.  The child may stare blankly back.  He possesses no materials, no plan, and no guidance.  Most likely, he will be quite confused.

The child may wander around a bit, picking up random sticks or stones from the backyard before simply giving up in frustration.  Without boundaries or tools, the task is ...


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