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The Solemnity of Christ the King

Today the Church celebrates Our Lord Jesus’ dominion over all of his creation. This solemnity was created 100 years ago to encourage the Church and the world that Jesus is the true King, and humans find true happiness and peace in following God’s law, which he established for our good.

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Celebrating the Presentation of Mary

On the feast of the Presentation of Mary, Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P., explains the significance of this early Christian tradition, showing how God prepared Mary from childhood for her role as Mother of the Savior and how her example can inspire us to trust in God’s plan for our own vocations.

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Advancing with Jesus

The only hope for Peter and the Twelve is to march forward—not as conquerors, like Cortes and his company—but as pilgrims. The same is true for all who have placed their hope in Jesus alone.

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Feathered Hope

It is an axiom of Thomistic thought that grace elevates nature. The supernatural virtue elevates a natural habit of hope. The object, the goal of hope, is a possible, future, difficult to obtain good. When it is a supernatural virtue, that good is God himself.

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