My daughter has a gift for calling us to the table to celebrate.
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My daughter has a gift for calling us to the table to celebrate.
Read moreOur son teaches us that just uttering the name of the Living One can be prayer enough.
Read moreThere is an interesting article and beautiful photo-essay by James Estrin in yesterday’s New York Times about the Rapaport family, from Borough Park, Brooklyn, New
Read moreMy daughter’s fearlessness in the face of mud puddles gives us a new slant on the font, and those brave catechumens who (will eventually) plunge into those murky baptismal waters.
Read moreI had the pleasure of visiting with a former student recently, who has worked within the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois after her graduation. As she
Read moreWhatever else may be happening in Christian worship, God is there to say, “I have some help for you.”
Read moreOne of the most debated liturgical practice and pastoral issues of our day is the opening of formal roles for women and girls in the liturgical assembly…
Read moreIt is summertime because its time is unique from the rest of our year. Our schedules are actually more erratic.
Read moreI have posted before about the conditions in Ireland, particularly about the challenges of having most of our liturgical catechesis taking place within a school
Read moreI must say that the level of attention I can bring to Mass as a music minister FAR surpasses any attention I can muster while wrangling an active little girl.
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