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Lights From The Past

John Cassian

It is abundantly clear that discretion is in some way the source and root of all virtues.  …True discretion is not obtained except by true humility. (2nd Conference: On Discretion - Chs. 9-10.1) In the
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Book Review

Resisting Happiness

A True Story about Why We Sabotage Ourselves, Feel Overwhelmed, Set Aside Our Dreams, and Lack the Courage to Simply Be Ourselves (Beacon Publishing, 2016) "Kelly wrote an engaging, uplifting book equal to any secular
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Canon Law

All Are Equal in Dignity

Here is an unfortunate incident. Sr Elizabeth receives a phone call from her home with the shocking news that her nephew died in an accident. She had spoken to him that morning, when he greeted
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For The Young

UNDERSTANDING ATTRACTION

Denis, a young man doing his theological studies, has asked to speak with me: “Sister, I was disappointed with what you previously wrote about attraction! It really sounded cold. Are we merely some kind of
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The Best Among Us

THE BEST AMONG US

This month we look at four lay professionals—a doctor (and polymath), an economist, a professor and a diplomat—whose lives shine as models of humanity. Their death anniversaries occur in September. September 4 Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965)
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Vocation Stories

My Story

“Be generous and share”—that is what my parents taught me—more by actions than words. These words have moulded my belief system in life. I have always felt drawn to the voiceless, the exploited, the suffering.
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