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Make America Grateful Always by O’Neill D’Cruz
Sewing together grace and service with Catholic social teaching.
Nov 5
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Following Jesus, the Franciscan Way by Brady Young
In many ways, this felt less like learning something new and more like remembering something I had always known.
Oct 27
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Franciscan Poverty by James Magner, MD
The Franciscan influence on the author’s view of money.
Oct 27
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The Wolf of Gubbio by Stephanie Cottrell Caporaso
Creation, stewardship, and the cycle of violence.
Oct 13
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Searching for Saint Francis by Janine Walsh
Learning to live in simplicity, in service, and in joy.
Oct 7
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Our Divine Spark in the Age of AI by Ben Bowler
What spirituality offers as intelligence moves beyond us.
Oct 2
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Two Anti-Saints for the Messy Middle by Mark Piper
Lot’s wife and Simon the Magician provide lessons for a new stage of life.
Aug 20
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Cinema Divina by Sr. Lou Ella Hickman, OVISS
On praying with film during the liturgical year.
Aug 18
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Clare of Assisi: A Heart Full of Love by Ilia Delio, OSF
Clare saw the poverty of God as a fountain—a love that brings us into being, sustains us, and yearns for us.
Aug 13
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The Road to San Damiano by Patrick Carolan
Following the spiritual journey of Saint Clare of Assisi.
Aug 12
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A Prayer and Pledge for the Feast of St. Clare
Centuries before modern democracy took hold, Clare built a thriving community grounded in social equality and shared leadership.
Aug 10
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Practices of Thanksgiving by Ray Temmerman
Eucharist, in the New Testament, is not understood to be a thing but an action.
Jul 14
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