The difference between words received indifferently and words received efficaciously is what our faith calls grace.

Philip Chivily is a doctoral student in history at Baylor University, whose primary research interests include Black ...

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Today, Philippe Darantière bears witness to the enthusiasm of the faithful attached to the traditional rite at the prospect ...

I am very happy to be here among you and to spend the next few weeks with a little rest, a little prayer, a little reading ...

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Images of nature claim a place in all the readings this Sunday. Isaiah writes of snow and rain coming down from the mountains, watering the earth, causing seed to grow and ultimately humans to be fed.