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The Christian life is one of nuance and timing. The moment for joy might be just that: a moment. That’s all the time it takes to seize the opportunity to say three simple words: Thank you, God.
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Eno has haunted me for more than fifty years, ever since I first saw Roxy Music on Top of the Pops in 1972 playing – what’s ...
Minnesota Head Shliach Rabbi Moshe Feller tells of the time he arranged for 200 boys to put on Tefillin at one event, and the ...
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This Sunday’s readings place before the reader a situation into which rich and poor could both fall. What is the most prudent ...
One Hundred Twenty-Second Street Elementary is a public school located in Los Angeles, CA, which is in a large suburb setting. The student population of One Hundred Twenty-Second Street Elementary is ...
We can make all the excuses we want for our lack of charity, but Jesus just calls it what it is -- idolatry. "You cannot serve God and mammon," Jesus says.
Disciples are people who, like Jesus, have been captivated by God's love. In today's Gospel we hear Jesus describe three absolute impediments to being his disciple.
In his “Second Homily on Lazarus,” St. John Chrysostom said that the “rich man is a kind of steward of the money which is owed for distribution to the poor.” That is how the Christian is meant to view ...