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"There is a profound & mysterious relationship between music & hope, between song & eternal life." — Benedict XVI
This Holy Week, conflict has left the holy sites quieter than they've been in living memory. Tonight, let us sing in solidarity.
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I want to invite you to join me this Friday evening for a Lenten reflection: Praying Through Suffering, hosted by the @InstituteCC this Friday at 6:30 PM CT.
Registration is required but free. Sign up with this link: instituteofcatholicculture.o…
Today we celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes, who brings healing to those who seek her.
As Lent approaches, discover the Ave Regina Caelorum—the Marian antiphon asking Our Lady to accompany us through this season of spiritual healing.
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Blessed Feast of St. Scholastica! Did you know that St. Scholastica once prevented St. Benedict, her twin brother, from leaving by praying for a storm?
Annie Mitchell shared the beautiful story in last night's pre-class.
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"Nothing other than you, Lord."
This was St. Thomas Aquinas' response when Christ asked what reward he desired for his theological work.
Dr. Jared Staudt on St. Thomas Aquinas—the Dominican friar who showed us that faith and reason lead to the same truth: Christ.
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Dive deeper with Dr. Jared Staudt's free, on-demand Theology 101 course—exploring St. Thomas Aquinas and the foundations of Catholic theology:
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"When the same Father Anthony meditated on the depth of the judgment of God, he asked, “Lord, how is it that some die when they are young, while others drag on to extreme old age? And why are some poor and others rich? Why do wicked people prosper and why are the just in need? He heard a voice answering him, “Anthony, keep your attention on yourself; these things are according to the judgment of God, and it is not to your benefit to know anything about them." – from the Sayings of the Desert Fathers. Today, 17 January, is the feast of the Father of Monasticism, St Anthony of Egypt.
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This beautiful medieval fresco of St Anthony is in Orvieto Cathedral. – at Sun City, AZ
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The Life of St Anthony the Abbot in a Sienese Altarpiece dlvr.it/TQPWfS
"What good work shall I do?"
St. Antony replied: "All works are not equal. Abraham was hospitable &God was with him. Elijah loved quiet & God was with him. David was humble & God was with him. What your soul desires in following God, that do & keep your heart." 🧵
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One day, on his way to church St. Anthony heard the Gospel: "go, sell all you have, give the money to the poor... come & follow me." He took it as a sign from God & gave up everything to live with Christ in the desert, attracting many who wanted the same way of life.
St. Anthony's radical desert life inspired the great rules of Basil, Benedict & Augustine that would shape Christian life for centuries.
Starting Jan. 26 explore that wisdom with @Fatherboniface & Fr. Sebastian Walshe of @stmichaelsabbey.
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As fine educator and a man I consider a friend @ccpecknold Is giving a what I am sure will be a most enlightening. And beneficial to your soul teaching this evening. Sharing program from @InstituteCC instituteofcatholicculture.o…
Tomorrow: @ccpecknold returns for an exploration of Augustine's City of God
When Rome fell, pagans blamed Christians for the empire's collapse.
Augustine's response became one of the greatest works in Western civilization.
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Dr. Pecknold examines Augustine's philosophical vision and what The City of God means for our families, societies, and nations today.
2-part series: Tues, Jan 13 & 20
Register now— completely free:
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"The family is called to welcome, radiate and show the world the love and presence of Christ.” - Pope Benedict XIV
"Jesus, having descended into the waters, chained fast the strong one, so that we might gain the power to tread upon the serpent. He who is life stopped up the mouth of death." — St. Cyril of Jerusalem
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Baptism is no mere ritual—it is a cosmic battle won. Want to learn more?
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Join our journey through Christian art w/ Dr. Jared Staudt — completely free. Registration closes tonight.
This year, be immersed in the beauty of our faith.
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The Jubilee reminds us that we can start anew, indeed, that we are still at the beginning and that the Lord wants his presence to grow among us as God-with-us. Thus, dear brothers and sisters, it is wonderful to become pilgrims of hope. It is wonderful for us to continue to be pilgrims together! The faithfulness of God continues to amaze us.
