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Recalling Our Blessings
In November, we celebrate the public holiday of Thanksgiving. This day was set aside by our nation’s founders that we might give thanks to God for all the blessings He has bestowed on our country, and on us personally. These blessings are both spiritual and material. Unfortunately, it’s easy to take these blessings for granted, so it behooves us to recall them and appreciate them, and express our gratitude to almighty God. A few years ago, in the southeastern Minnesota town o
Nov 13 min read
In Vitro Fertilization
What is in vitro fertilization? IVF (In vitro fertilization) is artificial conception: eggs are aspirated from the woman, and sperm is...
Oct 14 min read
The Cross is Our Hope
In the book of Genesis (3:15), we read that Adam and Eve lived in paradise--- a garden of delight created by God. There was no sickness,...
Sep 14 min read
A Short History of the Diocese of St. Paul
This year marks the 175th anniversary of the Diocese of St. Paul. We might benefit by knowing a bit of its early history. In 1680,...
Aug 14 min read
Keeping the First Commandment First
In the Gospel of Matthew (22:36-40), Jesus says that the “ greatest and first commandment ,” is to “ love the Lord your God ” with one’s...
Jul 13 min read
Ideas Have Consequences
The expression “Ideas have consequences” means that a person’s beliefs and philosophy of life can have profound effects for good or...
Jun 14 min read
The Angel of Tombstone
In southern Arizona, amidst the scrubby desert where temperatures often exceed 100 degrees, and about 30 miles from Mexico, lies a town...
May 13 min read
Parents Rights to Educate Their Children
Who has the right to educate children: the state, or parents? The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches: “ The right and duty of...
Apr 14 min read
Fasting During Lent
Several years ago, I asked the founder of this station, and a good friend and mentor to the station, Fr. Kenneth Baker, S.J., if he would...
Mar 13 min read
Murder, Government-Sanctioned
The 1994 Guinness Book of World Records (GBWR) includes the entry: “Murder, government-sanctioned.” The world record goes to Mao...
Feb 13 min read
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