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Laudato Si’: Rest
Do you have enough hours in your day? If not, you must be a busy person. So do you have
Gospel Reading of the Day reflection
In France, more than 500 towns and villages have 'Saint Martin' as name, and more than 3000 churches, abbeys, or
Great Dominicans: St. Raymond of Penyafort
When a great legal mind and a deeply pastoral heart come together, something special is bound to happen. Raymond of Penyafort
Laudato Si’: Civic and Political Love
I remember in Confession a particular priest said to me that “charity is always the answer”. Charity, or caritas in
Laudato Si’: Education
In chapter six of Laudato Si’ Pope Francis discusses “towards a new lifestyle” and environmental education. Francis starts in §202
Beatitude and Warning
Today’s gospel opens with a beatitude and ends with a warning: but which one is addressed to us? Readings are located
Great Dominicans: Jerome of Moravia
Or should that be Jerome of Moray
Confessing to Bond: a Review of Spectre
There are some powerful themes that touch upon religious ideas in the 24th James Bond movie Spectre. In this review
Great Dominicans: Hugh of Saint-Cher
Hugh of Saint-Cher was, quite literally, one of the most eminent of the early Dominicans. Born in France he went
Laudato Si’ International Action
Solve this common environmental problem with a weird trick that will blow your mind! The presence of heavy metals such as
All Saints
Amidst the multitude of gods that we in our society worship, one god seems to be particularly popular at the
Great Dominicans: Blessed Sadoc and His Companions
The saintly Dominican, Blessed Sadoc, along with his companions, were some of the earliest martyrs of the Dominican Order. Blessed