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How can we accompany young adults searching for faith after the pandemic?

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What do we experience after we die? St. John Henry Newman offers a look

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Mary’s assumption isn’t found in Scripture, and that’s OK

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Corpus Christi promotes unity in a world that sows division

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Our longing to share communion reflects our creation in the image of the Trinity

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What’s your spiritual gift? Reflecting on ‘different gifts, but the same Spirit’

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Changing the conversation on faith: New words, attitudes needed to reach the 'nones'

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When the kerygma isn't enough: Why many young 'nones' aren't ready to hear the Gospel

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Who does the evangelizing? Friends, in-laws and priests — often in that order

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Negative encounters with Christians can turn off young 'nones' — perhaps permanently

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Among young 'nones,' common thread is parents who don't pass on the faith

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