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Category Archives: Parish Bulletin Columns
Private School Vouchers: The Future or the End of Catholic Education?
Tax Payer Voucher Money for Catholic Schools comes with hard questions for which we do not currently have good answers. Continue reading
A Decade After JPII
Should popes be rockstars? Continue reading
Posted in At Random, Parish Bulletin Columns
Tagged Infalibility, Papacy, Pope Benedict, Pope Francis, Pope John Paul II, Vatican II
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Of the Bunny and the Savior
Today is Easter Sunday, a day that even in our very secular and neo-Pagan age, still resonates and influences routines, schedules, and lives well beyond the confines of the visible community of the Church. Granted, for some people that pretty … Continue reading
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Tagged easter, Easter Bunny, Jesus, Resurrection
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Bulletin Column: Come and Save Us
The following appears in the Saint Frances Cabrini and Immaculate Conception Sunday bulletins for Palm Sunday, March 20th, 2016: Praised be Jesus Christ! “Hosanna to the Son of David; blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, … Continue reading
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Tagged holy week, hosanna, Jesus, palm sunday, Pope Benedict
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In You I have Trusted
Advent dawns, and our redemption is at-hand. Continue reading
Winning the Final Victory: November 1st, 2015
The Saints win by realizing that on our own, we cannot win. Continue reading
Storms. September 6th, 2015
God will continue to allow storms until we no longer need the storms. Continue reading
