November 2026 · Vol. 29 No. 7
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They Are Still Here
November becomes a month of hope, prayer and communion with those who have gone before us.
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Credits and Debts of the Heart
Love, forgiveness and family relationships invite us to reconsider what we owe and what we claim.
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After All, They’re Just Words
Words are never harmless: careful language can protect dignity, heal relationships and prevent hurt.
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Some Gestures Are Worth More Than Medals
A young athlete’s fall reveals how encouragement can matter more than medals and perfect performance.
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Communication’s Eight Pitfalls
Eight common habits that quietly create misunderstanding, frustration and distance in relationships.
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St. Leo the Great
A pastor, diplomat and defender of the faith whose courage and clarity shaped the life of the Church.
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Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
A guided Lectio Divina on Christ the King, the Good Shepherd who gathers, protects and serves.
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The Pope Always Speaks as a Shepherd
The Pope’s public words are best understood as the teaching of a universal pastor, not political commentary.
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The King’s Crown
A fugitive’s final encounter with mercy reveals the true kingship of Christ and the power of compassion.
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Don Bosco Teach Us to Pray - 2
Mamma Margaret’s faith and example formed little Johnny Bosco in a life of prayer and trust in God.
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Mary, Mother of Saints and Souls
All Saints and All Souls reveal one family of faith, united in Mary and the communion of saints.
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Nino Baglieri: On the Arms of the Cross
After a devastating accident, Nino Baglieri discovered a vocation of witness, writing and hope.
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In a Cheerful Mood
A page of light-hearted stories, wordplay and quick jokes.
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Dandelions
A flawless lawn and its unwanted flowers offer a gentle lesson in acceptance and happiness.
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Mary Was There
A family’s escape from a serious road accident becomes a testimony of gratitude and Marian protection.
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