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January 11

The Baptism of the Lord

The Baptism of the Lord signifies the culmination of St. John the Baptist’s mission, and was ordained by the Father as the occasion for Christ to me manifested to the world as the Son of God.

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The Search and the Wait Rewarded

The Magi arrived in Bethlehem, after their long travels under the scorching Eastern sun in search of the most glorious King of all time, and they found Him in a humble dwelling. And yet they did not for a moment experience the slightest hint of disappointment. On the contrary, they entered the house with all solemnity and adored that ...


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The immaculate conception "Versus” the Immaculate Conception

“Believe in yourself”: self-confidence is one of the top-selling values of today – and at a high price.

Now, the laws of supply and demand lead us to conclude that if there are sales, there is interest in the item, and if there is interest, there is possibly a need for it. No one cares about their car’s air conditioning unless it stops working. Therefo...


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Blessed Henry Suso – A Friend of the Cross

With divine pedagogy, the Lord often raises up examples of virtue that we might almost call extreme, in order to, through the existence of an outstanding model, moderate in men the disordered passions that oppose it and encourage them to embark on a path that they would otherwise never embrace. This was the case, for example, with the Pov...


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A Folly in Which Not Even Demons Believe

In classical antiquity, only a few philosophers – one named Diagoras, born in Melos, and another named Theodore, known as the Atheist – declared themselves atheists, and those who did so never gained the support of their contemporaries. It was only with the marked moral and religious decline of humanity between the 17th and 18th centu...


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