John Grondelski is a journalist for the National Catholic Register, focusing on topics related to Catholic faith, theology, and spirituality. With a deep understanding of Catholic teachings, John's articles explore various aspects of the faith, including moral and ethical issues, biblical interpretations, and the intersection of religion and society.
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John Grondelski's focus is on religion, particularly Christianity and biblical interpretation. He predominantly features expert commentary and opinion editorials related to cultural and societal aspects of religion. If you are an established authority in religious studies or theology, especially within the context of Christianity, offering insights into contemporary issues or interpreting Biblical themes could be a compelling pitch for him.
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ROSARY & ART: Ever since Calvary, Mary has been our Mother. The Last Judgment is the time to see how the family did.
While it is ‘hard to ask for forgiveness,’ it is what love demands.
ROSARY & ART: The First Glorious Mystery is the Resurrection of the Lord — His Ultimate Healing Miracle
By: Aleksander Sochaczewski, John Grondelski
SAINTS & ART: The spiritual influence of Kalinowski (1835-1907) was marked on Karol Wojtyła, the future St. John Paul II, who canonized him in 1991.
SAINTS & ART: The 17th-century Jesuit St. John Berchmans inspires us with his devotion and sacrifice, as captured in Boethius Bolswert’s evocative engraving.
SAINTS & ART: The great missionary recognized in his time what remains true in our day: ‘The harvest is great, the laborers few.’
By: Mistervlad Shutterstock, John Grondelski
In the tick-tock of an old clock, we find the heartbeat of time and faith.
By: John Grondelski
ROSARY & ART: On the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception this year, let us focus on two important Marian sacramentals: the Miraculous Medal and the Brown Scapular.
SAINTS & ART: From his mystical poetry to his unique sketch of Christ Crucified, St. John of the Cross reveals the beauty of suffering in union with God.
SAINTS & ART: Jesuit missionary St. Peter Canisius leveraged the printing press to counter Protestant errors and spread Catholic teaching.
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