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What We Need Now

What We Need Now

What We Need Now seeks faithful, authentic reform of the Catholic Church through reflections aimed at helping Church leaders pursue lifegiving renewal

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Enter into the Joy of Your Lord

This Easter homily, delivered in the fifth century, is from the great Church Father Saint John Chrysostom.

23 days ago
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Entering into Holy Week

Bishop Erik Varden is a Trappist monk who serves as Prelate of Trondheim in Norway. In this email interview with Luke Coppen, he reflects on the awesome journey from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday.

a month ago
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A Lay Voice from the Heart of the Church

Mary Ann Glendon is professor emerita at Harvard University and a former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See. She was President of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences from 2003 to 2013 and a member of the Board of Supervisors of the Insti...

a month ago
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The Church after Francis: A Cardinal Speaks

The 1976 movie “Network” was a satirical critique of the blurring of the lines between news journalism and entertainment. The central character, Howard Beale, played by the late Peter Finch, was a disgruntled news anchor who, after learning...

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