Me, Myself, and, I
Melanie Jean Juneau
June 5, AD2016
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If we are brutally honest, most Catholics must concede we view the world as if we stood at the centre of the universe with everyone
Catholic Men and the Holy Rosary
Dom Cingoranelli
June 4, AD2016
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On May 13, 2016, the Catholic Church celebrated the 99th anniversary of the first apparition at Fatima. During the Fatima apparitions to the three shepherd
The Spiritual Life by Analogy
Ray Sullivan
June 4, AD2016
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An analogy is a comparison of one thing to another. There are many spiritual analogies out there, ways in which we can illustrate how Christians
Handling Criticism
Pete Socks
June 3, AD2016
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It seems no matter what our station in life we are bound to be the object of criticism at some point. Perhaps you are a
Catholic Spirituality – Scripture and Tradition
David Torkington
June 3, AD2016
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Forty years ago I was challenged by a Canoness. I had just finished a weekend course on personal prayer at the retreat centre that I ran
Like a Voice Crying Out in the Wilderness
Birgit Jones
June 2, AD2016
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You have probably heard the old philosophical question, “If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there, does it still make a sound?”
Book Review: Everyday Sacrament and Interview with Laura Fanucci
Anabelle Hazard
June 2, AD2016
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When I saw that the eloquent Laura Fanucci, who blogs at Mothering Spirit, had written a book “Everyday Sacrament” published by Liturgical Press, I had
Prayer to the Saints: One in The Body
James Hooper
June 1, AD2016
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One of the major criticisms that Catholics often receive from most Protestants and others outside of the faith is that we worship the saints. The
The Dangers of Cliques and Superior Attitudes in the Church
Anne DeSantis
June 1, AD2016
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A Quote From the Holy Father Pope Francis “May the Church be a place of God’s mercy and hope, where all feel welcomed, loved, forgiven
The Military and the Catholic Faith: Training
Brandon Schild
May 31, AD2016
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This article is the third in a series called, “The U.S. Military and the Catholic Faith: A Comparison”, which examines the comparisons between the U.S. Army
Born Into a Romance: Building a Civilization of Love, the Vocation of the Family
Sarah Huntzinger
May 30, AD2016
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“Get thee to a nunnery; why wouldst thou be a breeder of sinners?” The line from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Act III, Scene 1, is spoken
God’s Power and Mercy
Stephanie H. To
May 30, AD2016
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In the Summa Theologiae, II-II, q. 30, a. 4, St. Thomas Aquinas writes: “It is proper to God to exercise mercy, and he manifests his
Make a Heartfelt Connection to the Eucharist
Lilla Marie Lottinger
May 29, AD2016
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How often do we hear of a spouse (usually the wife) struggling in their marriage because of a lack of deeper, heartfelt connection? And
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
