I didn’t know I was being invited to a funeral. Not a literal one — but a spiritual one. A sacred place where parts of me I ...

In today’s GB News Daily Reflection, we explore frustration.“Often, we have a short fuse and get angry by stupid stuff that ...

In today's Daily Reflection, we explore the lasting impact of hurtful words—both those said to us and those we say to others, sometimes without thinking. The Bible reminds us that our words have power ...

There’s a seat in the heart of God that’s not carved from stone or gold, but from mercy. And it’s not reserved for angels or prophets — it’s the seat ...

At a busy intersection on the south side of Youngstown, Ohio, sits a place for meditation and quiet reflection.

A forum of Catholic Thought Culture CNS photo/Paul Haring Scripture Reflection for May 11, 2025, Fourth Sunday of Easter Deacon Greg Kandra Wednesday, May 7, 2025 Culture Help us expand our reach!

The Resurrection is depicted in this detail from "Christ Risen from the Tomb," a painting by Italian Renaissance artist Bergognone. The story of the encounter of Mary of Magdala with the risen Christ ...

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“Timing Is Everything”: Reflections on Twice-Daily Radiation Treatment for Small Cell Lung Cancer. The following represents disclosure information provided by the author of this manuscript. All ...

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A friendly word A reflection on the redemptive significance of Christ’s death in the light of Scripture. The brief passage we hear this Sunday as the first reading is an excerpt from a lengthy ...