Ordinary Time is just around the corner. Let’s consider it a mandate to acknowledge and reflect on World Communications Day this year (1).

Paul “boasts” of his afflictions, not to be proud of them but to remind his readers that the Christian life can sometimes require suffering and sacrifice for a greater good.

God is the ultimate math problem. One plus one plus one equals . . . one. If we try to solve the problem with arithmetic, we're bound to fail.

We in American like our heroes, and we especially like them to be bigger than life.

The employees at an international publishing house specializing in encyclopedias and world data were just as one would imagine—culturally diverse, well-educated, bookish, and respectful of others’ beliefs and social mores.

Coming together as God’s family, with confidence let us ask the Trinity's forgiveness.

When the Spirit dwells in us, the Word who bestows the Spirit is in us too, and the Father is present in the Word. 

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