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Resolute

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Almost everyone makes New Year’s resolutions. But what if this year, asks Isabelle Wood, we grounded our resolutions in our faith?
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Dear Sisters: On Family -a Letter from St. Macrina the Younger

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Dear Sisters: On Family — a Letter from St. Macrina the Younger   Dear…
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Spiritual Clutter…Is There Such A Thing?

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Kimberly Novak examines her prayer time, discovering spiritual clutter may impede meaningful moments with God.

Praying with the Saints

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Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Belinda Terro Mooney about the spiritual benefits of praying with the saints, especially those who are lesser known or appreciated.

Cup of Tears, Cup of Joy

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Paula Veloso Babadi reflects on the dichotomy of life circumstances and how we fill our cups with tears or joy.

Earthly Acts of Spiritual Love

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Tom Medlar reflects on the nature of sin and how it can be overcome by earthly acts of love.

Announcing Alzheimer’s

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Announcing Alzheimer’s By Lisa Livezey Do not boast about tomorrow, for you do not know what any day may bring forth. –…
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Catholic Writers Conference Online

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The next conference is January 31-Feb 2, 2025. We have 24 webinars covering writing (fiction and nonfiction), promotions and marketing, AI, and (of course) the influence of faith in writing. We have seven publishers and an agent ready to hear pitches.
Mother Seton, Elizabeth Ann Seton at Emmittsburg, Maryland

What are you looking for?

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My favorite hymn when I was a child was, Here I Am, Lord. I loved the rhythm and the simple prose, and I thought the sentiment behind the words was lovely even if I didn’t quite understand their importance.

CWG Announces the Seal of Approval Awardees for 4Q2024

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Congratulations to the authors whose books received the Catholic…

Ut in Deo Sit

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The deepest love you can have for someone is to will their ultimate good. And what is their ultimate good? Ut in Deo sit: that they may be in God.