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When heaven comes close | The Rev. Michael Chrisman Original

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By Michael Chrisman
| The Pueblo Chieftain Verified
Rev. Michael Chrisman Diocese of Pueblo Sept. 27, 2026, 5:00 a.m. MT At the end of September, the Catholic calendar becomes crowded. Within a few days, the Church’s prayers and readings turn our attention to a child, three archangels, a biblical scholar, a Carmelite sister and the guardian angels. Taken together, these observances form a spiritual movement. They suggest that God speaks, sends, guides and protects — and often works through what the world considers small.
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Allen proves too much for Princeton

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By Michael Chrisman, David Wolman Verified
| Princeton Herald Verified
by | Sep 26, 2026 | Sports Several Princeton defenders attempt to tackle an Allen ball carrier on Friday at Allen Eagle Stadium. Photo courtesy Lorena Balaguer By Michael Chrisman [email protected] ALLEN — The Princeton Panthers visited the Allen Eagles Friday night and found out why the Eagles are the top-ranked team in the area and possibly the best team in Texas. Allen built a 51-0 halftime lead before cruising to a 65-7 victory at Eagle Stadium.
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Pueblo Diocese: The Sacred Heart and the Little Way — Love Made Simple

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By Michael Chrisman
| The Pueblo Chieftain Verified
We live in a world that moves quickly, measures success by achievement, and often leaves people feeling anxious, isolated, or exhausted. In such a culture, two enduring Catholic traditions — the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the spirituality of St. Therese of Lisieux — offer a message that remains surprisingly relevant. At the center of the Sacred Heart is a simple idea: love is strongest when it is personal, compassionate, and willing to sacrifice for others.
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