Five Steps to Better Mental Health – A Homily for the Third Sunday of Advent – Community in Mission
In modern times, we tend to link our notions of happiness and inner well-being to external circumstances and happenstance. We
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Seven Teachings on Hell From St. Thomas Aquinas – Community in Mission
The teachings of the Lord on Hell are difficult, especially in today’s climate. I recently gave some talks at a
The Real Jesus of Scripture Might Surprise You – Community in Mission
MSGR. CHARLES POPE The Real Jesus of Scripture Might Surprise You – Community in Mission If we could travel back
Hard Spiritual Truths That Will Set Us Free – Community in Mission
In today’s post I would like to ponder some hard spiritual truths, but ones that will set us free. Hard
Conscience, COVID Vaccines and the Common Good| National Catholic Register
The Church helps us to find a common ground between the good of each and the good of all. Conscience,
The Genius of Sacred Music as Heard in Seven Musical “Onomatopoeias” – Community in Mission
Do you remember the meaning of the literary term onomatopoeia? In case you’ve forgotten, it’s a word that sounds like
The Assumption of Mary is Our Feast, Too – Community in Mission
To be “assumed” means to be taken up by God bodily into Heaven. As far back as the Church can
Are Some of the Psalms Boastful? – Community in Mission
To anyone who regularly reads the Liturgy of the Hours, some of the psalms seem downright boastful. They sound too
Be Catholic to Save the World by Grace! Some Words of Encouragement from the Early Church – Community in Mission
There are some who would have the Church step back to avoid persecution or giving offense. Perhaps there are assets
Five Fundamental Freedoms for the Christian Evangelizer – Community in Mission
One of the biggest reasons why most Christians have difficulty evangelizing effectively is that most lack the requisite freedom and