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Category Archives: Parish Bulletin Columns
The Signs of the Times: What is Next for the Church in the West
God still loves the post-Christian West. He will not abandon it. Continue reading
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
