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What is the “Poor Man’s Psalter”? – Get Fed™

Holy Prayer: A Weapon for Every Adversary – Saint Catherine of Siena via Tan·Direction Blog

The Exquisite Floors of the Cathedral of Siena – Daniel Esparza at Aleteia

How to Maximize the Parish Year of the Eucharistic Revival in Your Parish – Adam Bartlett at Adoremus

Finding Forgiveness Through the Experience of Mercy – Monsignor Charles Pope at Community in Mission

The Gorgeous Diocesan Museum of Genoa – Gregory DiPippo at New Liturgical Movement

Can a Catholic Be a Stoic? – Dave Dubay at Missio Dei

The Real Reason Christianity is Dying video and podcast – The Catholic Gentleman

Father Gabriele Amorth: The Levels, Kinds, and Stages of Demonic Activity – Scott Smith, Esq., at All Roads Lead To Rome

It is the Ego, Not the Length of Mass - Amy Welborn at Charlotte was Both

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Karl Geiger, “Via Crucis,” 1876, St. Johann der Evangelist

The Lord Has Need of It

‘The Lord has need of it’ — a small detail in the Passion narrative that reveals the boundless humility of our Savior and his longing for union with us.

Karl Geiger, “Via Crucis,” 1876, St. Johann der Evangelist

The Lord Has Need of It

‘The Lord has need of it’ — a small detail in the Passion narrative that reveals the boundless humility of our Savior and his longing for union with us.