Msgr. Joseph Prior explains this Sunday's Palm Sunday Gospel account of Jesus’ crucifixion and death as a celebration of God’s love, a costly love that knows no bounds.

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By the close of today's long Gospel, the work of our redemption will have been accomplished, the new covenant will be written in the blood of His broken body hanging on the Cross at the place called ...

When reading the Bible, it does not take much insight to recognize that there is something within us all, something very ...

Through His Atonement we will all eventually be resurrected (from the dead). The apostle Paul declared, "For as in Adam all ...

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When Australians head to the polls on May 3, they’ll choose between two leaders who identify as Catholic, though both ...

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My father’s name was Simcha, the Hebrew word for happiness. And that night in the Siberian wilderness, there was joy.