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2012 CATHOLIC MEDIA CONFERENCEJUNE 20-22, 2012INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANACROWNE PLAZA HISTORIC UNION STATION"WE THOUGH MANY, ARE ONE BODY”1 Corinthians 10:17PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE(Subject to change)Wednesday, June 20, 20127:30 a.m. – 5:00…Continue
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Blessed Easter! As I reflect upon Easter and our call to be a people of hope, I think of the frequent calls from Pope Benedict XVI to be an Easter people and to evangelize our culture. I am grateful to have found this Academy, since I am convinced we need to work together, in unity, to achieve our goals. The main goal today is to bring hope to the people of our time. I think using the various means of modern communication, and doing it well, can go a long way to accomplish this goal. May…
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As we approach the beginning of Lent, we are reminded of our sinful human nature and how our soul longs to be united with Christ. Through Him, with Him, and in Him, we find our meaning, our truth, our peace. We contemplate God’s gift of His Son, Who, through the Holy Spirit, was conceived within the Immaculate Mary’s womb. As Jesus’ Mother, Mary shared the very lifeblood of Our Savior from the moment of His Divine Incarnation. She held…
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Are we ever prepared to venture out into the deep? Are we ever really prepared for battle? What is it that emboldens us to take those leaps of faith; that ignites us to move forward with courage, in spite of our own limitations and fear of the unknown?
And when we find ourselves in these unfamiliar and unpredictable places, how much are we willing or able to endure or sacrifice? Do we…
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