• Air pollution link to fetal, maternal problems calls for a Catholic lens
    Air pollution link to fetal, maternal problems calls for a Catholic lens
    by Peter Finney Jr.
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  • Making ‘cents’ of marriage: Budgeting money and time
    Making ‘cents’ of marriage: Budgeting money and time
    by Deacon Gerard Gautrau
    In New Orleans, when we start to make gumbo, first we “make a roux.” In managing marital finances, first we “make a budget.”
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  • Marriage wisdom from 52 years together
    Marriage wisdom from 52 years together
    by Jan and Lloyd Tate
    "What are some of the things you wish you had known when you got married?” someone asked us several years ago.
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  • Fulfilled expectations are key to a good marriage
    Fulfilled expectations are key to a good marriage
    by Deacon Dave Farinelli
    At one point in the Scriptures, Christ turns to his apostles asking: “What are you looking for?” That is a question each of us should ask when we feel we are ready for marriage.
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  • Seeing God’s hand in the ‘mundane’ parts of marriage
    Seeing God’s hand in the ‘mundane’ parts of marriage
    by Macie Capote
    This past Sunday, my husband and I celebrated our first anniversary. We spent time with family and friends, cut into (and ate) the top tier of our wedding cake and gave glory to God for the amazing year we’ve had together as newlyweds.
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  • ‘Preparen el camino del Señor’
    ‘Preparen el camino del Señor’
    by Padre Manuel Solorzano
    Queridos hermanos: En este segundo Domingo de Adviento, las lecturas nos invitan a reflexionar sobre la preparación para la venida del Señor destacando el llamado a la conversión y el anuncio de esperanza que trae la venida de Cristo.
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  • Advent’s love song: Can’t help falling in love with Jesus
    Advent’s love song: Can’t help falling in love with Jesus
    by Gina Sternfels
    It’s the most wonderful time of the year…” – not just because of the lights and decorations, but because we are in joyful anticipation of the birth of our savior. Let’s embrace this Advent season with joy and hope.
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  • Mom flies solo on kids’ highway pilgrimage
    Mom flies solo on kids’ highway pilgrimage
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    We can do hard things. As a parent, I find myself telling this to my children frequently. Frustration sets in, whining starts and the kids want to quit.
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  • God has calmed the waters at Angola
    God has calmed the waters at Angola
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    In this week's column, Peter Finney Jr. interviews Byron Johnson, director of Baylor University's Institute for Studies of Religion and author of "More God, Less Crime," about the faith-based projects he initiated at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola years ago.
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  • Advent reflections: The past, present and future
    Advent reflections: The past, present and future
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Archbishop Aymond offers insight into the true meaning of Advent.
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  • Praying from the heart when you hit a detour
    Praying from the heart when you hit a detour
    by Charlotte Phillips
    Even with our best intentions, prayer can sometimes leave us without knowing what words to pray.
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  • Why I choose to draw a line on the mistletoe
    Why I choose to draw a line on the mistletoe
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    After the candy highs wore off, my children helped – with great sadness – to defrock the house from Halloween.
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  • Thanksgiving is a time to attend Mass and give thanks to God
    Thanksgiving is a time to attend Mass and give thanks to God
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond writes to the young church, emphasizing the importance of remembering to give thanks to God during the Thanksgiving holiday.
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  • ‘Mi Reino no es de este mundo’
    ‘Mi Reino no es de este mundo’
    by Padre Manuel Solorzano
    Queridos hermanos: Con la Solemnidad de Cristo Rey, la Iglesia celebra el señorío de Jesucristo sobre toda la creación.
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  • Buc-ee’s caters to cafeteria Catholics
    Buc-ee’s caters to cafeteria Catholics
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    It only figures that Arch “Beaver” Aplin III, the founder of Buc-ee’s, went to Texas A&M.
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  • Caminamos con las víctimas y sobrevivientes de la violencia
    Caminamos con las víctimas y sobrevivientes de la violencia
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    El arzobispo Gregory Aymond, pronunció la siguiente homilía en la Misa anual por las Víctimas y Sobrevivientes de la Violencia, en la catedral de San Luis el 27 de octubre:
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  • A summary of the November meeting of the U.S. bishops
    A summary of the November meeting of the U.S. bishops
    by Archbishop Gregory Aymond
    Outlined below is a summary of the USCCB meeting from Nov. 11-14, 2024. This is a summary by Archbishop Gregory Aymond, not an official document from the USCCB.
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  • ‘Ha echado todo lo que tenía para vivir’
    ‘Ha echado todo lo que tenía para vivir’
    by Padre Manuel Solorzano
    Queridos hermanos: las lecturas de hoy nos invitan a reflexionar sobre la generosidad y la confianza en Dios, ejemplificadas por la viuda de Sarepta y la viuda que ofrece dos pequeñas monedas en el Evangelio de Marcos
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  • Legacy of faith begins with family’s intentional choices
    Legacy of faith begins with family’s intentional choices
    by Lisa Janusa
    What does the word legacy mean? It means something that is passed on and has special meaning and value.
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  • Even with the tooth fairy’s largesse, parents need TLC
    Even with the tooth fairy’s largesse, parents need TLC
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    ​As we enter the season of thankfulness, we must remember to practice gratitude for those communities that surround and uplift us.
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