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March 23, 2025: The Third Sunday of Lent
As our temperatures are slowly climbing back into comfortable territory, I can’t help but find myself reminiscing on some of the past plants and gardening I did when I was…
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March 16, 2025: An Organ, and Even Greater Glory
We are so used to seeing fleeting signs of glory, at least in a fleeting sense. Maybe it is time for us to behold a heavenly glory through the Son.
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March 16, 2025: The Second Sunday of Lent
If you’ve ever been to the St. Louis Cathedral Basilica, you know how glorious it is. There are tons of mosaics, statues, and all sorts of marble to look at.…
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March 9, 2025: When Temptation Comes Knocking
Temptations come in all sizes- but that doesn't mean that we cannot overcome them- does it?
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March 9, 2025: The First Sunday of Lent
In the face of temptations- what do you do? I remember in particular having a series of strong temptations, during my thirty-day silent retreat of all things. You see, during…
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March 5, 2025: Lent- More Than A Resolution
There is so much more to Lent than simply a "self improvement project." Are you focused on God in these forty days and forty nights? Will you give Him the…
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March 5, 2025: Ash Wednesday
Every time we go through a new year, it seems that one of the hallmarks of the occasion is to plan out our “New Years Resolutions.” The concept of these…
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March 3, 2025: From the Mouths of Children and Infants
A mere child, crying out in church, can teach us a lot more than you may think about having a pure tongue in worship of God and in service of…
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February 23, 2025: My Father’s Better Way
We are so used to following the "common" way of the world... but what do we do when Christ asks us to follow a different path- that is far more…
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February 16, 2025: Chores Now, Fun Later
There is a very clear split between the halves of today's Gospel- the ones who are blessed, and the ones full of woe. Why does it seem counter-intuitive in the…