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Articles from the Most Recent Issue

The Kerygma of the Martyrs
By Cynthia Stalcup
“I die, but God does not die! . . . Viva Cristo Rey!” — Last words of Anacleto González Flores, 20th century martyr [1] The accounts of the Christian martyrs never fail to captivate. Whatever our circumstances—young or old, believer or non-believer—we are attracted to stories of those who prefer death to renouncing their faith. We can be awed by... Read more
Encountering God in Catechesis —A Belated Confirmation
By Catechists' Personal Testimonies
God has illuminated his work in my life as a catechist in many ways. Perhaps the most enlightening of these experiences happened when I was about 30 years old. A sophomore in my Sacraments class asked, “Mr. Digmann, did anything change for you after your confirmation? Did you feel any different?” I am always very open and honest with my students,... Read more

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