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May 30, 2026

A Saintly Patriotism: Lessons from St. Joan of Arc, by Kristen Ziccarelli

By Kristen Ziccarelli, The Catholic Thing - And yet, the most important thing about Joan was ... the fact that she was obsessed with the will of God. As Alexandre Havard writes from her perspective in "Coached by Joan of Arc: Lessons in Virtuous Leadership", “my love for France was not the fruit of an extreme patriotism. It is true that my father was a patriot. However, what obsessed me was the will of God. My patriotism did not give birth to my visions; my visions gave birth to my patriotism. My voices advised me to do things I could not imagine; they commanded me to do things I found repugnant. I felt sorry for the French because God felt sorry for them. I loved France for God.” ...
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May 30, 2026

Bishop Joseph E. Strickland: A Mother’s Love

By Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop Emeritus, Pillars of Faith - There are certain sounds that stay with us all our lives... Many of us remember nursery rhymes and lullabies long after we have forgotten so many other things. There is something about the voice of a mother that settles deeply into the soul. Even elderly men and women, after long lives and many years, will sometimes call out for their mother in moments of sickness or fear. Because somewhere deep within us is the memory of what it felt like to be protected – to be watched over – to belong completely to someone who loved us before we had done anything to deserve it. ...
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May 30, 2026

Surprise, Surpise! Border Bishops Have ‘Grave Concerns’ About Immigration Enforcement Funding Package, by by Kate Scanlon

By Kate Scanlon, OSV News, (Complicit Clergy) - A group of U.S. bishops, most from the U.S.-Mexico border region, wrote a May 20 letter to members of Congress expressing “grave concern” with budget legislation that would provide an additional $72 billion for immigration enforcement... The letter came the same day Senate Republicans on the Budget Committee advanced the measure, and the day after it was advanced by the Senate Homeland Security and ‌Governmental Affairs Committee.
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May 30, 2026

Reverence for Motherhood Begins With Charity, by Susan Ciancio

By Susan Ciancio, Catholic World Report - Mary continually offers herself as the mother we can strive to emulate, and every time she appears to us, she makes known her immense love... Our Blessed Mother constantly looks out for us, even when we aren’t thinking about her... I was reminded of this fact recently when I chanced upon Mary under the title of Our Lady of Charity. I had never heard of this specific title, so I searched the Internet and found a beautiful story of our heavenly mother’s protection and love. ..
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