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Remembering discipleship is a good way to honor advent: Effie Caldarola

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During Advent, we pray about our call to be disciples. But what does "discipleship" mean? One of the most accessible and enjoyable Jesuit writers of...

March toward Thanksgiving with gratitude in post-election America

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It was the day after Halloween and just two days until Election Day. As a nation, we were marking milestones in our long national...

Guns, looting and public disorder — how can our youth get...

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He had a baby face, still chubby with no etchings of maturity. He looked like the kid who might mow your lawn for a...

Interesting and challenging times call for a sense of humor and...

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My granddaughter Charlotte posed for the traditional first day of kindergarten photo on the front porch of her home in New Jersey, wearing a...

Opening doors is same as opening hearts; life is too short...

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When my husband and I married, we had just completed a volunteer commitment with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, teaching school in the Alaskan Bush...

Time to remember God of love teaches us not to hate:...

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The year was 1856, and the topic of slavery was gripping the nation. Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner had recently made a speech about abolishing slavery...

Is today Friday? Or is it Saturday? We’re in a limbo...

It was the Friday before the July Fourth holiday, and as I cleared the dinner dishes I said to my husband, "It’s seemed like...

Does my day include silence and reflection? If not, why not?...

I grew up in farm country where community was maintained by certain customs. If a farmer was taken seriously ill or died near harvest time,...

Maybe coronavirus pandemic has taught us how we can help in...

Maybe you’ve read about people, who during our time of pandemic isolation, discovered rats had built nests under the hoods of their parked, neglected...

‘Public authorities are bound to respect the fundamental and inalienable rights...

We are confronted by jarring images these days. Who would have imagined in February that today we would see millions of Americans wearing face masks...