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Following St. Anselm of Canterbury, theology is often defined as “faith seeking understanding.” We think that having a deeper understanding
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Encountering Christ in the Heart of Parish Life
This article was originally shared as a talk at the Synod on Evangelization and Vocations, Diocese of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota. Good evening,
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St. Bartholomew: From Despair to Discipleship and a Heavenly Destiny
We must always approach Christ with “no duplicity” in us, as did Nathanael, ready to receive God’s self-revelation in Christ
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The Sin of Treating God as if He Were a Bad Man (Luke 19:20-23)
Then the other servant came and said, ‘Sir, here is your gold coin; I kept it stored away in a
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Are You Saved?
Are you Saved? This is a question that can trip up a lot of Catholics. It usually comes from a
Hope Does Not Disappoint
What is the virtue of hope, and how does it relate to us as evangelists? In light of the Jubilee
Saints Peter and Paul: Models of suffering and perseverance in faith
Sometimes, when we think of following the authorities in our lives we think of “toeing the line.” But following the
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Reflections on Salvation, #6: “He causes rain to fall on the just and the unjust”
You have heard that it was said, ‘An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.’ But I
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“It is easier for the sun not to shine than for the Christian not to send forth light”
When I saw the following quote, I thought it would be worth it simply to share and let St. John
Fear and Evangelizing
One of the great privileges of working for St. Paul Street Evangelization is being able to travel around the country
The Resurrection and the Meaning of Life
The message of Easter is that God has suffered and died and risen for all of us, but also for