You Can Do What Jesus Did
Bart Schuchts
October 22, AD2016
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Could you imagine being one of the original disciples and walking with Jesus for 3 years? He walks by and says, “Come Follow Me” and
Forgiveness Is Stronger Than Hate
Paul Oakes
October 21, AD2016
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After He was nailed to the cross, Jesus asked for forgiveness for his executioners. Some 2,000 years later His message of forgiveness is every
Subsidiarity and Our American Freedoms
Cynthia Millen
October 20, AD2016
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The principle of subsidiarity, one of the basic tenets of Catholic social doctrine, promotes governance at its smallest level based on the natural law tenet
Strength in Joy, Strength in Christ
Sr. Christina Neumann
October 20, AD2016
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Having typed and computerized our Franciscan Rule and Constitutions as a postulant and frequently listened to it read in community, I am quite familiar
Fallen Angels and the War for Our Souls
Dr. Allison Low
October 19, AD2016
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Every week in Mass we pray the Nicene Creed and say the words, “I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven
Mourning for My Maker
David Torkington
October 18, AD2016
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My family used to spend their summer holidays in our little cottage on the Yorkshire moors just below the mighty Ingleborough, which was the nearest
Five Ways to Live Like St. Luke
Laura DeMaria
October 18, AD2016
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Today, October 18, is the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist. In honor of this patron saint of doctors, here are five ways you can
Tradinistas Want to Replace Capitalism With “Catholic” Socialism!
Gene M. Van Son
October 17, AD2016
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In case you haven’t heard, there is apparently a new small sub-group of Catholics who have decided that it’s time to end the American Experiment.
Interesting Twists of Chapter and Verse in the Bible
Dan Byron
October 15, AD2016
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One of the beauties of the internet is tremendous amounts of, often conflicting, or at the very least misleading material can be located in a trice.
“Where Were You, God, When We Needed You?”
Ramon Antonio A. Aldana
October 14, AD2016
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Rodrigo Duterte, the President of the Philippines, has been quite vocal in his effort to re-impose the death penalty in our country’s legal system (it
Struggling To Hear God In the Silence? Try Colouring
Melanie Jean Juneau
October 13, AD2016
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I recently spoke on the phone with Tara. M. Owens, CSD, MTS, the author of At Play In God’s Creation- an illuminating coloring book. This book is not
How About Those Apples?
Ken Kniepmann
October 13, AD2016
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When I lived in the Midwest, Fall was the time when my wife and I headed to the local orchard to pick apples. We would arrive at
God’s Perspective on Popularity
Anne DeSantis
October 12, AD2016
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Fall, A Time of Change The beginning of the school year is upon us. Families, children, teens, young adults and working adults are in full
New Truth? Jesus’s Mistakes? God’s Errors?
Guy McClung
October 12, AD2016
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In the article “The Ideal and the Real” discussing the Exhortation, Amoris Latetia (Joshua J. McElwee, Nat’l Cath. Reporter April 22- May 5, 2016), what
Strengthen Our Seminarians
Pete Socks
October 11, AD2016
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Fred Craddock passed away in 2015. He was professor of preaching ay Candler School of Theology, one of 13 seminaries of the United Methodist Church.
On Heresy, Dissidence, And Scandal
Gene M. Van Son
October 10, AD2016
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Catholics who disagree with some Catholic Doctrine or Doctrines may not be formal heretics. They may only be material heretics. Or they may just be
Are Children at Mass A Blessing or an Annoyance?
Steffani Jacobs
October 9, AD2016
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Sunday mornings can be tough for parents. Getting the kids up and ready for Mass is always a challenge, but then the real adventure
Striving For Sainthood
Karen Reep
October 8, AD2016
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Every morning I take time to read about the Saint of the Day on the Laudate app. What inspirations the saints are! For those
The Master of Conflict in Film: “A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing”
Jamey Brown
October 6, AD2016
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Do you ever wonder how our world has gotten so upside down in just the last few years? Men in girls’ bathrooms, same-sex “marriage,” racial
Being a Good Neighbor Every Day
Deacon Greg Lambert
October 5, AD2016
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National Good Neighbor Day, September 28th, will have come and gone by the time this article posts. I haven’t checked, but something tells me there
Is There Room In The Modern Mind For Miracles?
Brandon Schild
October 2, AD2016
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Is there room in the modern mind for what we would call ‘biblical miracles?’ Today, we lean on modern medicine, doctors, science as the answers
How Many Kinds of Prayer Are There?
Dan Byron
October 1, AD2016
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Some large number of years ago, actually, a very large number of years ago, I recall watching a late night TV show and one of
Making the Most of The Year of Mercy While We Can
Anne DeSantis
September 29, AD2016
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A World-Wide Celebration On December 8, 2015, Pope Francis declared the current liturgical year to be a celebration of God’s mercy by proclaiming it as “The
Trump Is in the House
James Hooper
September 29, AD2016
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In my last article, “Welcome to the House of Moral Dilemma,” I presented the many reasons why a serious Catholic in good faith could not
