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Posts tagged with "Word to Enkindle"

Father Bayer: Eucharist Columnists

Father Bayer: Eucharist

Friday, November 25, 20220470 You may know the Church in America is promoting a National Eucharistic Revival. After a few years of grassroots initiatives, it culminates with a major event in July 2024. Check out eucharisticrevival.org for details. Why have a revival? As the authors of the website write, “Our world is hurting. We all need healing, yet many of us are...
Father Esposito: Why God allows you to be angry at Him Columnists

Father Esposito: Why God allows you to be angry at Him

Friday, November 11, 20220811 A popular praise-&-worship song takes its title from the opening words of Psalm 89: “I could sing of your love forever.” The song stirs emotions to a blissful pitch of gushing adoration for the loving and healing God who allows us to lift our hands daily in tranquil praise of His never-failing mercy.
Father Bayer: The Art of Dying Columnists

Father Bayer: The Art of Dying

Friday, October 28, 20220575 I’m blessed to know medical doctors, professors and students who want to integrate Catholic faith into medicine. Such a desire makes sense, given how Catholicism assisted in many ways at the birth of modern medicine.
Father Esposito: Prison meditations on providence Columnists

Father Esposito: Prison meditations on providence

Wednesday, October 12, 20220431 While awaiting a sham trial and certain execution for high treason, Thomas More prayed and wrote. Henry VIII had declared himself head of the Church of England, and the Catholic More, who had served the king loyally as chancellor, refused to break his spiritual allegiance to the pope. He was utterly alone at this hour of his life; his...
Father Bayer: Discerning the will of God Columnists

Father Bayer: Discerning the will of God

Thursday, September 29, 20220375 One of the most laudable questions I receive is about how to discern God’s will. A decision is easy to make when the choice is between something right and something wrong. But a decision can be difficult when the choice is between two goods and I have to discover the specific will God has for me. I recently read a great book on this...
Father Esposito: Technology’s trap and our humanity Columnists

Father Esposito: Technology’s trap and our humanity

Tuesday, September 20, 20220698 I reached a new low recently when I felt an overwhelming and irresistible itch to catch up on emails mere minutes after my first check of the day, which happened mere minutes after I finished celebrating Mass. I had long lamented the sight of my students reaching addictively for their phones as soon as class ended, but the realization...
Father Bayer: Spiritual direction from God Columnists

Father Bayer: Spiritual direction from God

Sunday, September 4, 20220476 Every moment becomes a kind of sacrament, so to speak, since the treasures of grace lie concealed beneath what is very plain and visible.
Father Esposito: The graced adventure of simplicity Columnists

Father Esposito: The graced adventure of simplicity

Monday, August 22, 20220457 The future is not simply an adventure; it’s the adventure, according to the Latin roots ad, “to, toward” and ventura, “what will come.” While many students eagerly anticipate the start of a new school year and engaged couples impatiently count down the days to their wedding, dread of the approaching unknowns is familiar to...
Father Bayer: Read this book on racial reconciliation Columnists

Father Bayer: Read this book on racial reconciliation

Thursday, July 14, 20220287 For a while, I have been studying the topic of race in American and Catholic history. It is a difficult topic for obvious reasons, but it is also a rewarding one. In fact, I have been greatly edified learning about figures like Venerable Augustus Tolton, St. Katharine Drexel, Servant of God Thea Bowman and others. If you’re looking for...
Father Esposito: Mortality and weakness: A Father’s Day meditation Columnists

Father Esposito: Mortality and weakness: A Father’s Day meditation

Saturday, June 18, 20220414 Being a father requires a man to acknowledge his mortality. From a purely biological perspective, the sexual drive is a program for reproduction that presumes the death of the one generating new life. Leon Kass, a brilliant physician and philosopher, asserts this truth in a stark manner: “Sexual desire, in human beings as in animals,...
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A look at the five Dallas law enforcement officers who gave their lives while protecting citizens during a mass shooting in downtown Dallas in July 2016.

How a child with special needs inspired a high school volleyball team, community and a family who heeded God’s call to protect life.

After a young runner collapsed at a Dallas marathon, grace and providence unfolded for those involved in the valiant effort to help her.

In the summer of 2016, 50 students and 25 chaperones from Dallas Catholic high schools traveled to Nicaragua for a 10-day mission trip.

Early on a November morning, Kenndrick Mendieta bounded from the gym at Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep toward the campus’ athletic fields as clouds lifted on a fresh new day.

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