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We Catholics have a lot of sets of spiritual things.

The 10 Commandments
The 3 Theological Virtues
The 4 Cardinal Virtues
The 8 Beatitudes
(Hope you’re studying—there’s a quiz at the end.)
The 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit
The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit
The 7 Corporal Works of Mercy
The 7 Spiritual Works of Mercy
(Seriously, there’s a quiz...


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Imagine walking into the office on your first day of a new job and seeing a heated argument between a group of people who are not only in positions of authority but also the primary actors in ensuring that the business flourishes.

Naturally, your first inclination might be to pick up the want ads as soon as you reach your first coffee break.

As an inside ...


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The early Church faced the problem of the unjust distribution of food among her members, as we learn in Acts 6: “The Hellenists complained against the Hebrews because their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution.” The Twelve addressed this issue immediately so that it would not distract them from their prayer and proclamation of the word of God. They said to t...


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I can only imagine the anguish devout Catholic parents must feel when their child, be they adolescent or adult, moves away from God. They stand sadly by, hoping and praying that their offspring will return to the loving embrace of their heavenl...


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St. Teresa of Avila used to carry a small piece of paper in her breviary that listed the 33 saints (or categories of saints, e.g. angels, patriarchs, martyrs, or saints of the Carmelite Order) to whom she was chiefly devoted (Apuntaciones, 8). At the top of the list was St. Joseph, which is not surprising given her ardent love for the Patron of the Universal Church....


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