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SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT: WE’RE MADE FOR MORE
The Advent Voice That Calls Us Higher Advent reminds us that we are made for more: more than comfort, more than mediocrity, more than the temptations that diminish our dignity, more than any struggle with addiction, in fact, more than the things that bring sadness in our lives. It reminds us of the meaning and purpose of our existence. Catholic speaker and former model Leah Darrow once told a gathering at Steubenville: “Some choices offered to us don’t always lead to the path


FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT: STAYING AWAKE
What Difference Does Advent Make? Here comes another Advent! But what difference does it make? For some, it may feel like “just another year,” another cycle of Christmas lights, cooking, buying gifts, and decorating the house. These little details can be good and attractive, but they can easily weigh us down and make us lose the true meaning of Advent. For instance, some people do not cherish Christmas because of the burden of having to fix so many things for their family. Im


THE SOLEMNITY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, THE KING OF THE UNIVERSE: JESUS, REMEMBER ME IN YOUR KINGDOM
Each year on this feast of Christ the King, I recall the story of a six-year-old boy who once sat determined to draw a picture of God. His mother said, “But no one really knows what God looks like.” The boy replied, “Once I finish this drawing, they will know.” Wouldn’t it be wonderful if our lives were that kind of picture—if people could look at us and finally see what it means to proclaim Jesus as King? The feast of Christ the King is more than an annual event. It is the c






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