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March 17, 2024
St Patrick’s Day in America then and now: the Irish-American diaspora is as vibrant as ever
March 17, 2024
In a proud tradition dating back to 1762, Irish Americans will once again be cheered by thousands as they march, bands playing and bagpipes skirling, past St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City to be greeted by Cardinal Dolan, before heading up Fifth Avenue to mark the Feast Day of Saint Patrick, patron saint of
How the deep faith of John Studzinski has imbued his work in the worlds of finance and philanthropy
March 17, 2024
The following interview is part of a series called Profiles in Faith, exploring ways in which the personal and professional lives of noteworthy individuals have been shaped by their Catholic faith. Here Amanda Bowman speaks with financier and philanthropist John Studzinski. Amanda Bowman: As someone who has been so successful as a business leader, could
Like Jesus in today’s Gospel, can we turn ‘our cross’ into love that is fruitful for others?
March 17, 2024
“When I am lifted up from the earth, I shall draw all men to myself.” (John 12:32) In today’s Gospel, Jesus expresses his desire to save everyone by turning suffering into glory. It begins when some Greeks want to see Jesus and they approach one of his apostles who has a Greek name, Philip, who
The purpose of suffering according to Flannery O’Connor
March 17, 2024
In a letter to a friend in June 1958, Flannery O’Connor briefly discussed an acquaintance who had committed suicide. O’Connor’s mother (a frequent foil for O’Connor’s wit and wisdom) had said that “she didn’t see how anybody with any faith in God could do such a thing”. O’Connor’s judgement of the person was more charitable
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