Back to school, for some. Labor Day (1) is a game changer for many who return to their labors tugged by more distractions as the academic year dominates the calendar.

Exploitation, cheating, and trickery all have negative connotations but imply varying degrees of depravity or sinfulness.

Pedagogy is an ugly word to use at the start of a homily. Better to talk about the way we learn and how it shapes what we learn. It's Catechetical Sunday, not exactly a church feast but a significant feature on the landscape of religious understanding.

I know from experience that you can’t serve two masters—or at least two bosses. 

If recent economic downturns and the ensuing unemployment trends in the United States and around the world have taught us anything, it is that money is an essential resource in our efforts to make this world a better place for all human beings.

My brothers and sisters, let us call to mind God's great works and our sins as we prepare ourselves to celebrate the sacred mysteries

A life is either all spiritual or not spiritual at all. No man can serve two masters. Your life is shaped by the end you live for. You are made in the image of what you desire.

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