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Saint Isidore of Seville, Spain (560ad–636ad), was a brilliant scholar, theologian, and bishop, whose vast knowledge shaped medieval learning. His most famous work, the Etymologiae, was an early encyclopedia that preserved the wisdom of antiquity. Etymologiae covers a vast range of topics including the origins of words, grammar, rhetoric,… Read more
April begins in the midst of Lent, but on April 20, we move into the celebration of the most solemn and sublime event of human history – the Resurrection of Jesus Christ – the Paschal mystery. For this reason, the month of April is traditionally dedicated to the Eucharist, the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Christ with us. As we celebrate… Read more
During our Lenten journey, we are called to seek reconciliation and draw closer to God. Often, we find ourselves repairing our relationships with our Lord and one another, but do we pause to contemplate the ways we can seek reconciliation with God’s creation?
Consider praying about this and mapping out a plan on how you could be a better… Read more
On this Fourth Sunday of Lent, those who are preparing for baptism will experience the Second Scrutiny, and the Gospel is from John 9: 1-41. We hear of Jesus restoring sight to a man blind from birth, and Christ reveals Himself as the Light of the World. The man’s physical healing mirrors the deeper spiritual awakening that comes through faith.… Read more
The third Lenten Pillar is almsgiving. Almsgiving is an act of charity, showing compassion for others and helping those in need. While we often think of almsgiving as donating money or goods, it also can include donating your time and talents.
Almsgiving, of course, should not stop at Easter, but is meant to be a year-round exercise. By… Read more
On the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, we reflect on our Blessed Mother’s humble and faithful “yes” to God’s plan. The angel Gabriel’s message brought both wonder and uncertainty, yet Mary responded with trust: “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word” (Luke 1:38). Her fiat opened the way for… Read more
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