New Life/ New Song
Paul Oakes
May 29, AD2016
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“Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth!” ~ Psalm 96:1 In 2012, if someone had said I’d one
Credo Scientific Dogma Part II: Powerism
Guy McClung
May 28, AD2016
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Powerism is a generic term for any governing system in which one group of powered people controls, dominates, orders, and rules another group of non-powered
Divine Love Is ‘Supra-Rational’
David Torkington
May 27, AD2016
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When I first decided to spend my life searching for God I visited the great Carthusian monastery, St Hugh’s Charterhouse, Parkminster in Sussex with the
Are You Certain There Isn’t Anyone to Forgive?
Dan Byron
May 26, AD2016
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Not too long ago, I was blowing through all of the accumulated debris in my electronic mailbox(es) when one article caught my attention for a moment. The
“Since I’m Saved, I Can Live How I Want?”
Dr. Allison Low
May 26, AD2016
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Someone showed me a video online a few weeks ago and I have not been able to get the scene out of my mind. It
A Person’s A Person No Matter How Small
Pete Socks
May 25, AD2016
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That famous line comes from the book Horton Hears a Who by Dr. Suess. The books main character of Horton the Elephant, while splashing in
Book Review: Chiara Corbella Petrillo’s Lovestory
Anabelle Hazard
May 24, AD2016
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That Our Lady brings couples together is not news to me. But the unique love story of one such Italian couple that began with Our
John Adams and the Mass
Donald R. McClarey
May 24, AD2016
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Adams was Unsympathetic to the Catholic Faith John Adams, second President of these United States, was a man of very firm convictions. Once he decided
Walking Between the Tablet and the Calf
Gabriel Garnica
May 23, AD2016
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You may recall in Scripture, how the people, impatient that Moses had not returned from the Mount where he was receiving The Ten Commandments, did
Serving the World through Our Children
Todd Nolan
May 22, AD2016
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Relaxation takes many forms. From exercising, to reading a good book, to sitting on the beach watching a beautiful sunset. There are wonderful ways to
Scrupulosity: What It Is and How to Overcome It
Charlie Johnson
May 21, AD2016
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Scrupulosity, in the Catholic sense, is the tendency to focus on our sins too much, forgetting Our Redeemer and His mercy in the process.
The Immaculate Heart of Mary
Ray Sullivan
May 21, AD2016
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There are many devotions in the Holy Catholic Church, all of which lead us to Christ. None of them exist for any purpose other than
Why Even Faithful Catholics Suffer From Mental Illness
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 20, AD2016
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Although most respectable members of our parishes try to look healthy and content in public, mental illness is as common and invisible among the faithful as it
The Most Holy Rosary: Our Simple Breviary (Part 5)
Cynthia Millen
May 20, AD2016
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Author’s Note: This article is the last in a five-part series examining the beauty and medication of the Most Holy Rosary. This series is dedicated to
Learning to Appreciate Church Documents
Ramon Antonio A. Aldana
May 19, AD2016
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On the day that the much awaited apostolic exhortation of Pope Francis, Amoris Laetitia, came out, one of the leading evening news channels here in
Zombies and the Cure for ‘The Walking Dead’
Dr. Allison Low
May 17, AD2016
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As a Catholic, I find there is much to be critical about with the various television shows available today with the crude language, shocking sexual
Amoris Laetitia: A Licit Approach, or a Retreat From Doctrine?
H. L. Duncan
May 16, AD2016
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The first several chapters of the post-synodal exhortation Amoris Laetitia (On Love in the Family) from Pope Francis show a remarkable understanding of the human
To Acknowledge the Existence of Sin is to Claim We Understand
Bob Drury
May 16, AD2016
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If an adult were to make a general examination of conscience based on a list of virtues or vices, I believe he would find himself
Spring Cleaning My Soul
Karen Reep
May 15, AD2016
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Spring is in the air! The birds are rising earlier with the sun and the weather is warmer. Here in the Midwest, it is never a
Credo Scientific Dogma Part I
Guy McClung
May 14, AD2016
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People in power, throughout history and still today, tend to misuse and abuse science to achieve their ends. Could it be because they make science
ALIGNING CATHOLIC EDUCATION WITH THE MAGISTERIUM
Dom Cingoranelli
May 14, AD2016
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Catholic Education What do these institutions of higher learning all have in common? Loyola Marymount University Georgetown University Fordham University Gonzaga University Seattle University They
An Inexpensive Pilgrimage?
Dan Byron
May 13, AD2016
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A pilgrimage is one of the many joys and treasures of being a Roman Catholic. It is wonderful to stand on the streets in Rome,
You Can’t Make a Silk Purse Out Of A Sow’s Ear
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 12, AD2016
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My defeat and subsequent surrender were key to my salvation, delivering me from an egotistical life which focused on my own strength and effort, not
Christian Projects: a Drop in the Ocean of Negativity
Julie Machado
May 12, AD2016
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Here in Portugal, as in most parts of the world, there are a lot of heart-wrenching political changes being made. Abortion was legalized in 2007,
