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Jared Staudt

R. Jared Staudt, PhD, is a husband and father of six, the Associate Superintendent for Mission and Formation for the Archdiocese of Denver, a Benedictine oblate, prolific writer, and insatiable reader.
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Christ Crucified in the Modern World: The Priest as Sacrificial Witness

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The evils of the 20th century hold a strange fascination. We cannot help but read and reread accounts of totalitarian oppression, such as Elie...
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From Death to Life: Praising the Resurrection with St. Gregory Narek

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Lent has a clear focus – doing penance to prepare for the Resurrection – although it can be harder to focus on spiritual growth...
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Education

The apostolic mission of Catholic schools

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Are Catholic schools places of refuge or centers for mission? Many people may come to our schools simply to escape the negative influences of...
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The triumph of Mary’s Heart: A plan of action following the consecration

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“In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph.” Our Lady of Fatima offered hope in the Second Secret she revealed in 1917 that despite...
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Why Theology Matters

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Theology gets a bad rap, often seen as a bunch of eggheads asking questions that no one really cares about. In the Middle Ages,...
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God’s Plan for Conjugal Love: A response to Cardinal Hollerich and the German Synodal Path

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Jesus regularly challenged his followers, inviting them to put the kingdom first by denying themselves and taking up their cross. Jesus did not teach...
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Relying on the mysterious gift of the Holy Spirit

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Jesus makes a startling statement at the Last Supper: “It is to your advantage that I go away, for if I do not go...
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Educating for what matters most

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January 31 kicks off Catholic Schools Week, timed to coincide with the patron of Catholic education’s feast day, St. Thomas Aquinas, on January 27....
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Monastic Wine on the Way of Charity 

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How is wine related to charity? Although we may think of consuming wine as something simply pleasant and enjoyable, Jesus used it as an...
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Christmas

How Christmas changed the world — and still can today 

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The world does not think like God. If we were to plan how to stage the most important moment in history, it might involve...
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