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FaithScripture Reflections
Fellow Catholics: What unites us is much more important than what divides us
Kevin Clarke
A Reflection for Thursday of the Third Week of Lent, by Kevin Clarke
Irish children in Catholic school uniforms stand in front of their school
FaithNews
Catholic faith has plummeted in Ireland. But Dominicans and lay educators see hope for a revival.
Kimberley Heatherington - OSV News
Even after decades of Ireland’s rapid societal secularization, clergy and laypeople have cause for optimism about the renewal of the Catholic faith first brought to the Emerald Isle by St. Patrick in 432.
for an article about JPII knowledge of sex abuse cases, pope john paul ii waves to a crowd in a 1979 black and white photo in czenstochowa, poland,
FaithNews
Polish bishops defend St. John Paul II, form independent commission to get ‘full picture’ on sex abuse record
Paulina Guzik - OSV News
The bishops of Poland announced they will create a commission of experts to investigate cases of abuse of minors by clergy from the past, including Karol Wojtyla's archbishopric.
the pool of siloam in Jerusalem where Jesus healed the blind man
FaithThe Word
The symbols we need in Lent: water, light and life
Victor Cancino, S.J.
March 19, 2023, The Fourth Sunday of Lent: The goal of this Lenten path is restoration between God and his creation. 
FaithThe Good Word
Prince Harry, Jesus and the ‘spares’ in our lives we overlook
Terrance Klein
A Homily for the Fourth Sunday of Lent by Father Terrance Klein
corned beef and cabbage and carrots on a plate for st patricks day
FaithExplainer
When St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Friday in Lent, should we eat the corned beef?
James T. Keane
Can (or should) you eat meat this St. Patrick's Day? Some archdioceses are giving out dispensations, while others insist upon fasting. Who is right?
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