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Good samaritan illustration, showing a man cradling a wounded man on the side of the road.

Who is my neighbor?

The USCCB urges us to reexamine the story of the Good Samaritan, to teach us how to form our consciences on the eve of the election.

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Marriage—it’s good for you!

When reflecting on the epidemic of loneliness, one cannot help but think of another reality facing our society today: the downward trend in the number of people getting married. But studies show it is good for you.

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Headshot of Dominic Colucy. Photo by Mallory Leann Photo + Design

Protecting God’s Children

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. It is a time to raise awareness about the horrible reality of child abuse and neglect, which includes child sexual abuse.

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Headshot of Monsignor Zuraw

The Challenges of Being a 21st-Century Catholic

Catholics of all generations are grappling with how to preserve a sense of who they are in a culture that is predominantly secular. Many people are constructing their own religious identities based on personal preferences. So, what has contributed to this diminished sense of Catholic identity?  

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Hosting a Seminarian at Your Parish

At Mass, you may have heard Father announce the news that your parish will be hosting a seminarian—either during the summer, Christmas and Easter break or the whole year. What can you, as a parishioner, do to help in this process?

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