The Good Steward — What can we expect from a Eucharistic Revival?
byFor decades now, Mass attendance on Sundays and Holy Days has been declining. Added to this is the fact that studies show that many,…
Dan Conway
The Good Steward —
Our search for God
does not take place in isolation
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Christian stewardship invites us to be generous givers and grateful receivers — especially during this holy season. There are four characteristics or qualities that…
The Good Steward —
November is gratitude month
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Everyone should have a gratitude list that starts with God, who has given us every good gift we possess, and goes on to include…
The Good Steward —
Learning to pray as Jesus
taught us can be difficult
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A woman comes into the Cathedral of the Assumption to pray. Her young son is in the hospital diagnosed with terminal cancer. “God, please…
The Good Steward —
Mary, the first Christian steward,
invites us to come home to her son
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Veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God and our mother, is a distinctive feature of our Catholic way of life. Mary…
Good Steward —
Caring for God’s creation
is good stewardship
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Concern for the environment has been expressed by all recent popes and has been explicitly included in the Church’s social teaching because abuse of…
The Good Steward — Stewards of Religious Liberty
byIn 2013, the bishops of the United States issued a statement on religious liberty entitled “Our First, Most Cherished Liberty.” In this statement, the…
The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past
byThe commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of…
The Good Steward — Celebrating Christmas in a time of pandemic
byThere’s no way that Christmas will be the same this year. Too much has changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Too many…