HeyJaredFr. Shijo Antony
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Three Ways to Love in One House (opens the original)
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Until recently, only Martha was celebrated on July 29. For decades, it was hers alone, while her brother and sister were remembered, if at all, in her shadow. In 2021, Pope Francis quietly brought the family back together by adding Mary and Lazarus to the memorial. This small change highlighted a bigger truth: these three were never meant to be honored separately. They are a household, and a household is a system, three different personalities living together under one roof. We often forget what
The Girl Who Felt Her Way Toward God (opens the original)
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We usually meet the saints at the end of their stories: haloed, composed, and already complete. St. Kateri Tekakwitha stands out, because so much of her story is about someone finding her way forward in the dark, sometimes in a very real sense. Most of what people remember about her sounds almost too perfect: “Lily of the Mohawks,” the first Native American canonised in 2012, and the scars that witnesses said faded from her face just minutes after she died at twenty-four. These stories are true
The Girl Who Felt Her Way Toward God (opens the original)
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We usually meet the saints at the end of their stories: haloed, composed, and already complete. St. Kateri Tekakwitha stands out, because so much of her story is about someone finding her way forward in the dark, sometimes in a very real sense. Most of what people remember about her sounds almost too perfect: “Lily of the Mohawks,” the first Native American canonised in 2012, and the scars that witnesses said faded from her face just minutes after she died at twenty-four. These stories are true
Beyond Purity: The Forgotten Mercy of Maria Goretti (opens the original)
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Most people familiar with the name Maria Goretti recall only the basic facts: she was an eleven-year-old Italian girl, stabbed fourteen times in 1902 while resisting a sexual assault, and canonised in 1950 as a martyr of purity. Her story is frequently invoked to illustrate a single lesson about chastity. However, when her life is considered in its entirety, particularly the events following her death, it reveals a narrative far more complex and instructive than the simplified lesson often prese
Beyond Purity: The Forgotten Mercy of Maria Goretti (opens the original)
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Most people familiar with the name Maria Goretti recall only the basic facts: she was an eleven-year-old Italian girl, stabbed fourteen times in 1902 while resisting a sexual assault, and canonised in 1950 as a martyr of purity. Her story is frequently invoked to illustrate a single lesson about chastity. However, when her life is considered in its entirety, particularly the events following her death, it reveals a narrative far more complex and instructive than the simplified lesson often prese
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