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"Now, the scribes were well-instructed people. They reflected a lot, and worked hard. Their sayings were learned and to the poi...

So far so good, my faithfulness to keeping the station churches of Rome by book here from Bern has been respectable up to this point. ...

Pope St. Leo the Great is the author of the 2nd Reading from today's Divine Office. He explains the significance of the Transfigu...

"The liberation of Israel in the Exodus is the beginning of the history of the people of Israel as a political community— a commonali...

Dilige eum prae omni dulcedine, et ciborum suavitate ita, ut gulosis excessibus te temperans, incipias gustare et videre, quam suavis ...

Sunday's First Reading from Isaiah 6:1-2,3-8 struck me particularly and reminded me of a recent conversation with a new found friend h...