Perhaps you remember old Aesop’s fable about the boy and the nettle. If not, here goes: one day a lad 
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Christianity is a religion of paradoxes and we have a perfect indication of that in the liturgy of Ash Wednesday. 
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On World Day of the Sick last year, it was still business and life as usual. Remember that innocent time, 
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Below is a short reflection based on today’s reading from Genesis God saw how good it was. Genesis 1:10 As 
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“He opened their minds to understand the Scriptures” (Luke 24:45). With this quote from Luke, Pope Francis starts his appeal 
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In some ways, the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (Jan. 18-25) seems kind of old-fashioned, something we thought more 
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Bayard Inc. is happy to announce that all readers and subscribers of Today’s Catholic Teacher will continue to receive information 
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Bayard Inc. to Publish First In-depth Exploration of Joe Biden’s Catholicism in the Context of American Politics Joe Biden and 
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Each year at Epiphany, I listen to James Taylor’s song Home by Another Way. In this song, he reminds us 
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I’m rather partial to St. Joseph, considering that I bear his name and was baptized on his feast day of 
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