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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away—or even as recently as a week ago—I was not planning to take our children to see The Force Awakens.Our boys are 6 and 8 and the film sounded too intense. I mean, I can’t even mention werewolves at the kitchen

Long before we trim the tree and wrap the gifts and bake the cookies, we start setting our expectations for Christmas.We imagine hugging and laughing with family.We picture our children’s eyes aglow as they unwrap the toys of their dreams.We dream of a holiday full of peace and togetherness and

From the death of Monsignor Valenzano to the story of a match made for heaven, check out the most-read stories at CatholicReview.org for 2015.

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The holiday season is particularly tough for those who are in mourning. With an emphasis on families and togetherness, while being bright and merry, this time of year is often dreaded by those who suffer from grief, sickness, loneliness, and heartache. Last week I shared reflections and advice for the