Chatter in the Vestibule
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10 Feast Day Food Traditions You Can’t Miss this Fall
Cherries September 3 is the feast of St. Gregory the Great. His feast is associated with cherries. One year, on the feast of St. Mark, St. Gregor... -
The Feast of St. Joseph by Carlin Tesoro
St. Joseph adopted my husband and I, years ago when we were just dating. In the first few months of meeting, I learned my now husband was of an Ita... -
St. Michael's Lent
St. Michael’s Lent is what St. Francis termed the period between the Assumption, August 15, and the feast of St. Michael, September 29. -
Rediscovering the Nine First Fridays by Sister Anne Flanagan, FSP
In the 19th century, the German countess-nun, Blessed Mary of the Divine Heart, renewed the call for the nine First Fridays, writing insistently to Pope Leo XIII to consecrate the whole world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. (He did.)
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The Burdens and Surrender of Daily Battles by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle
“Patience in adversity gives power to the soul.” — Diary, 607 Each day, we fight a battle. It might be with the challenges we face in our vocati... -
My love/hate relationship with relics by Bonnie Rodgers
I admit it, I have an actual love/hate relationship with relics. We Catholics are body people: by virtue of the incarnation and the consecration o... -
Lent by Christine Westhoff
As a musician Lent and Holy Week are among my favorite times. The Church teaches us that Lent is a period of self-denial and penitence. We don’t si... -
King Cake & Mardi Gras in New Orleans by Jeff Young
We are rapidly nearing the finale of Carnival season down here in New Orleans, and this weekend the festivities will be in high gear as we approach... -
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