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Teaching the Liturgical Year

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Wonders of Nature

Investigating God's finely-tuned creation

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The Parable of the Ten Virgins - Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time | Year A

The Parable of the Ten Virgins - Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time | Year A

In this week’s Gospel passage, Jesus tells the parable of the ten virgins. Five of them foolishly did not prepare enough oil to greet the bridegroom, while the five wise virgins were ready when the bridegroom arrived. In this week’s lesson, students will consider how to be prepared for the Kingdom of...

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The Parable of the Talents – Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time | Year A

The Parable of the Talents – Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time | Year A

In this week’s Gospel passage, Jesus tells the parable of a master who leaves each of his servants a different amount of money and judges them according to what they do with that money. In this week’s lesson, students will contemplate how they use the gifts God has given them. Do they...

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The Judgment of Nations – The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ | Year A

The Judgment of Nations – The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ | Year A

On this feast of Christ the King, Jesus has a very challenging message for us. In the Gospel for this Sunday, Jesus reminds us of our moral obligation to care for the poor. If we do not help our brothers and sisters in need, we have no place in His heavenly Kingdom....

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Civil Discussion and the Role of Feelings

This month’s Teaching the Faith with Current Events focuses on how the proper ordering of our faculties—our intellect first, then our will, and lastly, our feelings—is needed for reasonable discussion to take place.

Are Religious Christmas Displays Constitutional?

Every year we hear of new legal challenges to the display of religious images in public, ranging from the display of the Ten Commandments in courthouses to Nativity scenes on display in city halls and public parks. But what does the Constitution say about the legality of such religious displays by government?

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