March 2018
Notes from a Friar: The Hour of Our Death
No one dies alone, whether a soldier on the battlefield or a poor, abandoned person in an alleyway.
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Lessons from Jesus’ Agony in the Garden
Like us, Jesus could be besieged by his emotions. But his example shows us that God is there to comfort and support us.
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Film Reviews with Sister Rose
All the Money in the World In July 1973, Abigail "Gail " Getty (Michelle Williams), the divorced mother of 16- year-old John Paul "Paul " Getty III (Charlie Plummer), receives a call that her son has been kidnapped in Rome. ...
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Courtside with Sister Jean
When the Loyola Chicago men’s basketball team is looking for guidance both on and off the court, this 98-year-old sister provides it. The 5-foot nun can be seen at every home game for the men's team. She's most often decked ...
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The Liturgy of Everyday Life
Weekly Mass nourishes our spiritual lives. But what about the other six days of the week?
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