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Anointing of the Sick and the Virtue of Hope

WEBAnd so, the individual receiving the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is called to exhibit the virtue of hope, “the theological virtue by which we desire the …

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Faith and Science: What is True

WEBThe text is worth quoting at length. Faith is about a response to God, the source of all reality who is Truth. This means that faith involves assenting to what God …

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Choosing Trust with St. Ignatius of Loyola

WEBTake, Lord, and receive all my liberty, my memory, my understanding, and all my will—. all that I have and possess. You, Lord, have given all that to me. I now give it …

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Sacred Sites of Notre Dame: Sacred Heart of Jesus Statue

WEBIn the heart of God Quad, you encounter the Sacred Heart of Jesus statue. If you look at a map, you may even notice the walking paths actually form the shape of a …

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A Nation Consecrated to Mary

WEBToday, May 1, Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles (in his role as president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops) will be renewing the consecration of the …

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How to pray through fasting

WEBHow to pray your fast. Once you have settled on the particulars of your fast with the above in mind, you're ready to start. Pick an intention. Fasting is a great opportunity to offer a …

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The Spiritual Benefits of Fasting Year-Round

WEBWeek 5: On MWF, fast for 23 hours. Restrict calories to about 400–600 each day. Fast for 20 hours the other days of the week. Mini-feast on Sunday. Week 6: …

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Facing Anxiety with the Holy Spirit's Help

WEBFacing Anxiety with the Holy Spirit's Help. Experiencing anxiety is a common problem that leads many people to seek counseling and therapy. Whether about work, family life, …

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A Devotion to St. Hildegard of Bingen

WEBLove for nature, music, and writing, courage to speak truth to power and proclaim the Gospel. Like all saints, Hildegard of Bingen defies reduction, making her an …

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Essay Excerpt: Of Mental Illness and Icons

WEBEditorial Note: This excerpt is taken from an essay entitled "Mental Illness in Light of the Theophany Icon" by Joel Looper, originally published at Church Life Journal on August …

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Scripture-Based Leadership, Part 6: Building a Team

WEBScripture-Based Leadership, Part 6: Building a Team. Jesus went up the mountain and summoned those whom he wanted and they came to him. He appointed …

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McGrath Institute Blog Lisa Anderson

WEBLisa Anderson, a convert to Catholicism, is a mental health advocate. She teaches a seminar at Notre Dame on "Living with Mental Illness" and is the founder of …

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Crisis and the Catholic School's Response

WEBBringing Christ’s love to the community. Because teachers have a personal, direct, and regular connection to students and families, they are often the first to know …

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A Catholic Approach to Supporting Persons with Mental Illness

WEBIn addition to supporting individuals, Catholics are also called to understand and support systemic changes needed to improve care for persons with mental illness, especially …

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Faith & Science: The Foundation of a Catholic Approach to Science

WEBThis entrusting of one’s whole self to God, and the new path of knowing it makes possible, is called faith. In the words of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the greatest Catholic …

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Penance & Reconciliation and the Virtue of Justice

WEBThis turn toward justice is facilitated through the Sacrament of Penance & Reconciliation, where we are not only offered absolution, but are also given penance—a …

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Free Resource for Teachers: Teaching Human Dignity

WEBLast year, the Notre Dame Office of Life and Human Dignity launched a new offering, Teaching Human Dignity.The Teaching Human Dignity series is a one-of-a-kind …

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How to practice lectio divina, pray with Scripture

WEBThe phrase lectio divina means “divine reading” in Latin and is a fitting name for this prayer practice of listening to Scripture with the ear of the heart. Lectio divina (often called …

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Christus Vivit: Pope Francis on digital media and young people

WEBChristus Vivit (“Christ is Alive!”), the pope’s Apostolic Exhortation on Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment, includes a section analyzing “the digital environment” …

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