What Is Man?
Mark Belanger
July 20, AD2025
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“What is man that you are mindful of him, and a son of man that you care for him?” – Psalms 8:5 Every week I
In the Style of a Party
Evangeline Lothian
July 17, AD2025
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There is a distinct and terrible lack of parties in everyone’s life nowadays. When was the last time that you, as an adult, attended a
The Necessity of Exercise
Tom Thomas
July 16, AD2025
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I don’t have time, Father tells me, adding, there are many responsibilities to attend. I am asking a Father I know, how is he doing,
In the Hands of the Laity: Part II
Todd Federici
July 13, AD2025
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Read Part I of In the Hands of the Laity Who’s going to save our Church? It’s not our bishops, it’s not our priests and
Seeking Christ and His Will
Taylor Willis
July 11, AD2025
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When I first decided to embark on the journey of seeking Christ, I thought it was the end to all fun. I pictured a boring
Praying with Faith
Deacon Steve Greco
July 10, AD2025
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The 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church is replete with many wonderful stories of how followers of Christ, sometimes in the most desperate of circumstances,
The Chaplet of the Holy Face – Battle Prayers
Nathan Krupa
July 7, AD2025
2 Comments
A month or so ago, I started praying the Chaplet of the Holy Face of Jesus with my family. I’d never heard of this prayer
When Doing Good Is Just Not Enough
Pamela Mandela
July 5, AD2025
3 Comments
The parable of the prodigal son and his brother usually focuses on the younger son. However, we will focus on the section about the elder
A Homily I’d Like to Hear
Gene M. Van Son
July 3, AD2025
18 Comments
Should a priest, during his homily, chastise the people in the pews for arriving late for Mass or for inappropriate behavior during Mass? A general
Fishing as Spiritual Renewal
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
July 1, AD2025
5 Comments
Since the academic year is about over, and my teaching responsibilities have subsided, I finally found some time to engage in one of my favorite
We Are What We Eat
Carol Monaco
June 30, AD2025
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You know the saying: We are what we eat. Okay, this is not an article about low carb, high protein diets. Instead, let’s ponder what
Little Vatican Fundraiser Call
Robert "Tito" Edwards
June 30, AD2025
1 Comment
Salve! Below is a short video of me requesting prayers and donations for Little Vatican, the umbrella organization that operates Catholic Stand. I work multiple
AI Is Not A-Okay
Dan Fitzpatrick
June 29, AD2025
2 Comments
The world today touts a myriad of future advantages and conceivable benefits of artificial intelligence (AI). But only two things are for sure. Because of
How Ya Doin?
Tom Collingwood
June 28, AD2025
4 Comments
Over the course of a year there are a couple of occasions when my old buddies and I get together. Although we are aging, and
Priceless But Costly
Mark Belanger
June 27, AD2025
3 Comments
There is a difference between price and cost. A priceless thing may be very costly even with no money involved – perhaps especially when no
Christian Couple Murdered to ‘Free Palestine’
Genesius
June 24, AD2025
2 Comments
On May 21, 2025, a horrific crime occurred in Washington, D.C. A man brutally murdered a young Christian couple. The two young people were murdered
How Faithful is Our God
Diana Ragsdale
June 23, AD2025
1 Comment
Trust in God’s plan for you and that He will answer your prayer faithfully, and praise Him throughout the journey.
Radical Individualism: Foreign to the Common Good?
Rev. Kenneth M. Dos Santos MIC
June 21, AD2025
4 Comments
Does radical individualism benefit society, does it serve the greater common good? Or, does it foster a fruitless self-centeredness? Any thorough examination of these questions,
The Cross is the New Testament Tree of Life
Ray Sullivan
June 19, AD2025
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Eating the fruit of the tree of life in the New Testament (the Eucharist) allows salvation and eternal life to enter into us.
The Church as a Field Hospital: Healing the Spiritually Wounded
Dennis Dillon
June 18, AD2025
4 Comments
In one of his earliest and most memorable metaphors as Pope, Francis described the Church not as a citadel of moral perfection but as a “field
Edna May Is Dead
Guy McClung
June 17, AD2025
11 Comments
Edna May? There was a time when people knew, whom many then considered to be, the globally-recognized No. 1 A-list entertainer celebrity in the world,
Saints That Every Dad Needs
Laura DeMaria
June 16, AD2025
3 Comments
We can pray to the saints to inspire, encourage, and guide fathers for the many tasks they undertake for their families.
