Sero Te Amavi

Late have I loved you, Beauty so ancient and so new, late have I loved you!

[sero--te--amavi]

Your Love Is Sweeter than Wine

In this selection from The Ave Prayer Book for Catholic Mothers, Ericka Campbell shares a prayer for our darkest, loneliest days.

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Can Anger Be Virtuous?

Carmen Lappe explores how we can employ anger as a virtue and shed the guilt of being an 'angry mom.'

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St. Thomas has an interesting statement about the Eucharist that I’ve been thinking about for sometime, and feel as though has been validated by my reading of his commentary on the Gospel of …

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Cathedral's stained-glass windows 'witnessed' medieval murder of Archbishop of Canterbury

The chemical analysis confirms a hypothesis an art historian made 34 years ago.

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Use Medals to Create Beautiful Mosaics

Patti Maguire Armstrong explains how to create a keepsake by surrounding a cross, crucifix, or holy image with religious medals.

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“Late have I loved you, O Beauty ever ancient, ever new…”

Augustine

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So glad he’s my patron saint 🙏🏼

[sero--te--amavi]

Talking Science and Religion: The Faithful (part 1) - The Vatican Observatory

Unlike Jesus, we don’t meet in the market square to debate theology we meet online What can we learn from his strategies

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Three Galileo Surprises (and a bunch of unanswered questions) - The Vatican Observatory

I’ve worked at the Vatican Observatory for a quarter of a century, and as you can imagine I’ve gotten a lot of questions about Galileo! When I reply I try...

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“I note, too, that Christ puts no limits on who we should be serving. We are not asked to visit those imprisoned unjustly, but anyone imprisoned; to feed only those who are hungry by no fault of their own, but anyone who hungers; to welcome just those who have their papers in order, but any stranger in our land. We are asked to love without limits, so we might grasp that God’s love for us is limitless.”

— Michelle Francl-Donnay (Not By Bread Alone 2020: Daily Reflections for Lent, March 2nd)

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Come Holy Spirit!

As Pentecost approaches, Deanna Bartalini shares an ancient prayer to the Holy Spirit.

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People out here loving all the wrong CS Lewis quotes. Wake up

Someone please make a cross stitch art using "in the name of the Father and of the Son and if the Holy Ghost, here goes-" and a t-shirt design "Glory be to God I'm tired". I am begging you

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I just want to know who set this as the error image for my parish’s website so I can thank them

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Root Ourselves in Him

Personas are probably one of the worst things that can poison one’s faith, inhibit discernment, and lead to errors. When we identify, fundamentally, as anything other than a son or daughter of God…

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May Is Rosary Marathon Month

Sarah Reinhard discusses a new prayer initiative from Pope Francis: a month of daily Rosaries for the intention of an end to the coronavirus pandemic.