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Father Gollob: Thoughts on giving thanks and days gone by Columnists

Father Gollob: Thoughts on giving thanks and days gone by

Friday, November 27, 2020026 As we look for something to celebrate during this time of Thanksgiving and it is difficult to find a clear pathway in the midst of stress and distress, and violence and a general bankruptcy of jobs, and of freedom to roam, and of friends to mingle with, and of sports extravaganzas to attend, what will give us hope?
Father Bayer: Stacy Trasancos: Chemist, Mother and Synthesizer of Faith and Science Columnists

Father Bayer: Stacy Trasancos: Chemist, Mother and Synthesizer of Faith and Science

Saturday, November 14, 20200320 I recently read a great book about Catholicism and science, “Particles of Faith” by Stacy A. Trasancos. It seems suited for anyone interested in the topic, and especially for undergraduates and precocious high-school students, or science-minded Catholics looking for excitement as they nourish their faith in a secular culture....
Father Dankasa: Finding comfort in discomfort: An experience of a journey alone Columnists

Father Dankasa: Finding comfort in discomfort: An experience of a journey alone

Friday, November 13, 20200352 As part of our spiritual exercises, priests are expected to do an annual retreat, which we usually do as a group. But this year I decided to go on a solo, private and silent five-day retreat in late October somewhere in the hills of Colorado — a retreat with no moderator, no scheduled conferences, no presentations — just me and...
Father Esposito: Cyrus and the Lord of History Columnists

Father Esposito: Cyrus and the Lord of History

Saturday, October 31, 20200139 The prophet Isaiah surely knew he was introducing a shocking concept when he communicated a message of the Lord beginning with the words “Thus says the Lord to His anointed Cyrus” (Isaiah 45:1). The shock is not that the prophet refers to a king as the messiah, but rather that this particular king is not even an Israelite. Cyrus the...
Father Bayer: Examining Our Conscience Before Voting Columnists

Father Bayer: Examining Our Conscience Before Voting

Friday, October 16, 20200529 Listening to the faithful, I sense some political frustration with clergy. They don’t want partisan priests, but they do want the Church to speak the truth boldly; so, they are frustrated when statements given by priests and bishops seem either to transgress the limits of their authority by pronouncing on matters involving secular...
Father Gollob: Listen to the angels, live their holy songs Columnists

Father Gollob: Listen to the angels, live their holy songs

Friday, October 16, 2020020 The world is alive with the sound of music. We know that some of these words were sung in a popular musical, but for the people of past centuries these words would be predicated of the angelic swarm of messengers which were sent from the Creator to bring messages of peace, of hope and of victory to we humans.
Father Dankasa: When We Pray with Joy Columnists

Father Dankasa: When We Pray with Joy

Friday, October 2, 20200186 “I thank my God every time I think of you; and when I pray for you, I pray with joy.” These words from Philippians 1:3-4, turned into a song lyric, are an admonition to a cheerful prayer, a prayer said with joy. A prayer that is prayed with joy is a prayer that satisfies. To pray with joy is to pour out one’s heart and mind to God...
Father Dankasa: Creating a Caring Human Community Columnists

Father Dankasa: Creating a Caring Human Community

Friday, September 18, 20200147 As Christians, we believe in the four last things: death, judgment, heaven and hell. As Catholics we also believe in a place of reparation called purgatory. We strive to live good Christian lives on earth because we love God and desire heaven as our ultimate end. Our scriptures tell us that when our sojourn on earth is ended, we shall be...
Father Gollob: Finding ourselves in a new normal Columnists

Father Gollob: Finding ourselves in a new normal

Thursday, September 3, 20200108 By Father Timothy Gollob Special to The Texas Catholic During one of my morning meditations, I was given a fresh insight into the “new normal” which many people are now talking about. The article I was reading said that the 1939 movie,”The Wizard of Oz,” was a perfect illustration of our human quest for happiness....
Father Bayer: Evolution in the Light of the Resurrection Columnists

Father Bayer: Evolution in the Light of the Resurrection

Friday, August 7, 20200326 I just read a fantastic book about faith and science: Christopher Baglow, Faith, Science and Reason: Theology on the Cutting Edge. I highly recommend it to every teacher and catechist, or to anyone interested in the topic.
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