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One of greatest times of darkness in the past decade became a moment of unexpected light and growth for one missionary’s bold vision.
The Claretian Biblical Institute of the Americas, known as IBICLA, was founded by Claretian missionary Father Manuel Villalobos, CMF. Following in the footsteps of Saint Anthony Mary Claret, Father Manuel makes the Word of God accessi...
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A fact, state of being, or transcendent reality. In Catholic social teaching, God is the source of truth, and truth is separate from opinion and universal in nature. Because bias and hatred are often confused with truth, we must seek truth with an open heart.We are currently living in a...
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Combustion in the form of flames and heat. For Catholics, fire is an ancient symbol for the presence of the Holy Spirit. In the same way fire purifies, the Holy Spirit transforms our hearts, reawakens our faith, and guides us in sharing and receiving God’s love.From the burning bush, to ...
Celebrating Claretian Vocation Day
There are those who listen to a quiet voice, like Fr. Tom McGann, CMF, when he discerned the move from being a diocesan priest to becoming a Claretian Missionary. There are others who simply take a a leap of faith to see if ...
U.S. Catholic magazine earned several awards from the Associated Church Press (ACP) during this year’s annual awards competition, recognizing editorial topics ranging from liturgical art to women’s preaching, scripture to personal faith.
“What stands out to me about this year’s awards is how strongly they recognize the heart of our editorial mission: though...