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- National Trails Day
- Thank You, Lord
- Msgr. Pope on Salt and the Christian Life
- Reflection Starter from St. Thomas Aquinas
- “Let’s Read. Let’s Move.” Summer Youth Service Ini...
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- Cardinal Dolan on the Secret of Notre Dame
- Reflection Starter from Blessed Pope John Paul II
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- Peter Kreeft on Freedom and Predestination
- Reflection Starter from Donald Adams
- Active Hurricane Season Predicted
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- Paul McCusker on His Journey to Catholicism
- Reflection Starter from St. John Chrysostom
- Memorial Day
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- On Atheism and the Catholic Faith
- Reflection Starter from Billy Graham
- The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity
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- Diocese of Brooklyn on Jesus as the “Original Hips...
- Reflection Starter from St. Thérèse of Lisieux
- Massachusetts Student Wins National Geographic Bee...
- National Hurricane Preparedness Week
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- Labouré Society Assists Vocations to Priesthood/Re...
- Reflection Starter from Grover Cleveland
- National Building Safety Month
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- Msgr. Pope on True Freedom
- Reflection Starter from Thomas Paine
- National Safe Boating Week
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- Pope Francis on Avoiding the Temptation to Interfere
- Reflection Starter from Proverbs
- 2013 Click It or Ticket Campaign
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- Randy Hain on Accepting Help from Others
- Reflection Starter from G. K. Chesterton
- National Mental Health Awareness Month
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- Bishop Tobin on the State of the Catholic Church i...
- Reflection Starter from St. John of Capistrano
- NH Bureau of Trails Names Berlin ‘Landowner of the...
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- National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for Mariner...
- Reflection Starter from Blessed Pope John Paul II
- Pentecost Sunday
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- On Encouraging Greater Use of Sacrament of Reconci...
- Reflection Starter from Edith Stein
- Armed Forces Medley
- Armed Forces Day, 2013
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- Pope Francis on Following the Example of Jesus
- Reflection Starter from M. Scott Peck
- National Youth Traffic Safety Month
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- Jerry Costello on Father Dollar Bill
- Reflection Starter from Phillip Keller
- National Public Works Week
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- Msgr. Pope on the Proper Use of Charisms
- Reflection Starter from Mark Twain
- National Bike Month
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- James Kalb on the Thought Process in Our Secular Age
- Reflection Starter from Edward Everett Hale
- Older Americans Month
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- Bro. Gabriel Torretta, O.P., on God’s Potbellied H...
- Reflection Starter from Matthew
- National EMS Week 2013
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- On the Growth of the Church in the South
- Reflection Starter from St. Francis de Sales
- Seventh Sunday of Easter
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- Pope Francis on Christian Joy
- Reflection Starter from St. Gregory the Great
- Sandy Hook Elementary School To Be Torn Down, New ...
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- Deacon Greg Kandra on Christie and McGreevey and S...
- Reflection Starter from General Omar Bradley
- National Police Week 2013
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- Msgr. Pope on the Physical Appearance of Jesus
- Reflection Starter from Nathanael Greene
- Asthma Awareness Month
- The Ascension of the Lord
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- Davis Warren on the Process of Conversion
- Reflection Starter from Mother Teresa
- National Preservation Month
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- On Saving Lives in Uganda
- Reflection Starter from Henry Ford
- Sandy Hook Heroes Honored by Medal of Honor Recipi...
- Donald DeMarco on Baseball and Life
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