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(35 votes) One of the Vatican’s most recent grave scandals — the conference exploring the “Mind, Body & Soul” — has provided further evidence that Pope Francis and his entourage no longer feel obligated to keep up the appearances of trying to honor God or save souls. If they occasionally ramble off something that resembles Catholic thinking, they invariably follow with ideas that mock the Church’s traditional beliefs and practices. Even if everything else in the world was ideal, the current state of the Vatican hierarchy would be enough to convince us that we will soon see the wra...

Published April 29, 2021, 12:16 AM REFLECTIONS TODAY In the hierarchy of authority, all power begins with God. Jesus, on the other hand, is aware “that the Father has put everything into his power and that he had come from God” (Jn 13:3). In this sense, he can apply to himself the divine name “I AM.” And whoever receives him receives the one who sent him—the Father. From this stance, as the Father sent him, so he in turn sends his disciples in his name, and those who receive them receive Jesus himself. Though “slaves” vis-à-vis Jesus the Divine Master, the disciples are messeng...

We Continue to Walk the Path of the Resurrection “I Am The Resurrection And The Life” (John 11:25) The past year saw the world awaiting a divine intervention–an intervention that would transform the world and our lives, with the hope of which we live and strive and subsist amid all troubles and impediments. Undeniably, this past year was rife with a wide range of challenges and pressing crises which further affirmed that, as human beings, we are powerless, incapable, and alone without God. Yes, the world today awaits a divine intervention; in particular we, children of the Armenian nati...

the Association of Major Religious Superiors of the Philippines. (NCR, GSR logo/Toni-Ann Ortiz) It's been almost a year since the Philippine government enforced quarantine restrictions in the Philippines. For some, it was a welcome break from the busyness of their regular lives, but for many consecrated men and women, it was a challenge to be more daring and to allow new and creative expression of their respective charisms amidst the changes in the world due to the pandemic. The Joint Secretariat of the Association of Major Religious Superiors of the Philippines (AMRSP) rece...

Cardinal O'Malley is seen in this photo alongside Sister Nieves and Sister Angela on March 2. Pilot photo/CardinalSeansBlog.org Help us expand our reach! Please share this article Tuesday was Read Across America Day, a day when many schools ask a special "guest reader" to join them to read a book to their students. This year, I was happy to serve as the guest reader for St. Mary's School in Brookline. They chose a beautiful book, though one that I was not acquainted with, "The Selfish Giant" by Oscar Wilde. It has a nice spiritual lesson to it, and the children seemed to enjoy it very much. A...