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Women’s History Month: Who Are Your Unsung Heroines?

Heroic women! Theresa Rhea, Dolores Williams, Beverly Kelly, Carrie Miller are the names of four unsung heroines. These women are probably not familiar to you. They are four African American women who have served as teachers, principals, and counselors in Chicago’s parochial…

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Third Sunday of Lent: The Temple is Sacred

THE TEMPLE IS SACRED GOSPEL Jn 2:13–25 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT Do you not know that you are a temple of God? ” 1 Corinthians 3:16 If you believe you are the temple of God, what is it that you…

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Second Sunday of Lent: The Transfiguration

THE TRANSFIGURATION GOSPEL MK 9:2–10 SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT And the Lord said, ‘I am the Light, and the holder is your heart. ’” —Mechtild of Magdeburg There are peak moments in our faith life which we may be tempted…

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Celebrate Diversity and Inclusion

I am excited about the election of Kamala Harris—an African American, Asian American woman and daughter of an immigrant—to serve as the United States Vice President. She is a compassionate person who brings a wealth of experiences to the office…

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First Sunday of Lent: Jesus’ Time in the Desert

JESUS' TIME IN THE DESERT GOSPEL MK 1:12–15 FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT The desert initiates us into the life of the spirit by helping us to discover who we most deeply are.”—Andrew Murray Quarantining has been for many a desert experience…

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Did Lent Ever Leave?

Lent is upon us! I feel like it snuck up on me. I’m feeling a little off my game. Some folks may feel it never left. Is that what this past year has been about? Lent this year comes on…

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Human Trafficking Thrives on Hopelessness

BVMs, associates, and friends across the country #WearBlue on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day to speak out for those affected by human trafficking. The month of January is set aside to increase the awareness of human trafficking in the world,…

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