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Let's begin 2026 in a special way. 

First, we might recognize that today is the traditional Feast of the Epiphany. Of course, the newfangled calendar "moves" the feast to a Sunday. But we Catholics who are aware of our history and tradition know that this Feast was kept for centuries on January 6th. So there it is. But back to beginning. 

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A simple thought for this first Sunday in 2026: Keep Sunday holy.

Simple to say. Apparently not so easy to do these days.

Once upon a time, Sunday really was something special. Sure, not everyone kept Sunday with an exclusively "religious" spirit. But it was special because of religion - the Catholic Religion to be more specific. Sunday was and is the Sabbath, "th...


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Happy New Year!

Every year, New Year's Day falls on the 8th Day of Christmas. As we've noted, Christmas didn't end on December 25th. It just got started. Today we begin the home stretch of the 12 Days of Christmas, a time once heartily celebrated by Christians. Now, sadly, too many of us have succumbed to the secular celebrations that began around Thanksgiving and more or less end...


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Christmas is just getting started!

Sure, it's five days since the 25th, and much of the world has let go of Christmas. It's in the past. It's gone. No more Christmas 24/7 "Holiday" music on the radio. Hardly a peep about anything having to do with Christmas. That's what folks who don't know Christmas do. But that's not us.

So don't forget: Christmas h...


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It's Sunday after Christmas. It's the 4th Day of Christmas too. Still a lot to go before the New Year. And most of us working gents will get a few more days of that Christmas respite that serves us Catholic men at work as a kind of special bonus each year.

A lot transpired in 2025 that made it quite a run. Busy? Yep. Too busy at times. Yep again.

On the last p...


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