Thank God For Tomorrow
Leticia Adams
May 18, AD2014
2 Comments
I have been a hot mess lately. The good news is that the last time I felt this confuse and frazzled was when I was
Don’t Turn Your Back on Fatima
Anabelle Hazard
May 15, AD2014
53 Comments
Did you hear the true story of the Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors? Fr. Hubert Schiffer, SJ and at least four other Jesuits were living in
Dancing with the Devil — The Final Cut
Anthony S. Layne
May 14, AD2014
6 Comments
The devil’s finest trick is to persuade you that he doesn’t exist. (Charles Baudelaire) In today’s academic milieu, you should expect that a Black Mass
Friendships: Reason, Season, or a Lifetime
Autumn Jones
May 14, AD2014
2 Comments
“Friendship is born at that moment when one man says to another: \”What! You too? I thought that no one but myself . . .” –
Miracles Do Happen
Lisa Shefferly-Gillay
May 13, AD2014
5 Comments
I believe in miracles, in big ones and in small ones. God is still alive and well on planet earth. He still cares for us
So I Went to Rome
Tammy Ruiz Ziegler, RN CPLC
May 13, AD2014
3 Comments
“Go to Rome” was placed on my bucket list about four years ago. With good planning, it was about to become a reality, but one day
Which is real–Science or God?
Bob Kurland
May 13, AD2014
7 Comments
“Alice laughed. ‘There’s no use trying,’ she said. ‘One can’t believe impossible things.‘ I daresay you haven’t had much practice,’ said the Queen. ‘When I
The Inquisition into Hypocrisy
Bob Drury
May 12, AD2014
4 Comments
The task of the Inquisition is to determine the truth of allegations of hypocrisy of the member of a voluntary association. The target is the
Consider Your Mother
Lisandrea Wentland
May 11, AD2014
4 Comments
Jesus was a son. His mother was Mary. At the annunciation, the angel Gabriel announced that she was chosen to bear into the world the long-awaited and
The Corporate Nature of Sin and Forgiveness
Victor Ajluni, MD
May 10, AD2014
2 Comments
I’ll never forget my gallbladder. We lived together and ate together and ultimately did everything together. I went nowhere without him. It wasn’t until I
The Sacrament of Confirmation: What it is and What it Ain\’t
Nicholas Senz
May 8, AD2014
12 Comments
In many dioceses in the United States, we\’re getting right into the thick of Confirmation season, and as there tends to be a lot of
Benefits of Being Catholic at a Nondenominational University
Anna Rose Meeds
May 7, AD2014
10 Comments
\”You are looking into that school?\” Many of my parents\’ friends looked at me with narrowed eyes. \”Every student has to take 20 credits of
Liturgical Abuse and Moral Corruption – Is There a Correlation?
Birgit Jones
May 2, AD2014
22 Comments
Efforts at living an upright, godly life and following the rules don’t always make life easy. We will inevitably encounter those who don’t appreciate compliance
Judas, Peter, and Divine Mercy
Gabriel Garnica
May 2, AD2014
1 Comment
With Lent just past and the mix of pain and joy which that time serves us, I am reminded of a discussion I have
My Lazy Conversion
Jenni Groft
May 1, AD2014
12 Comments
It is my delight each year to not only assist during the RCIA classes and get to know the people making the journey into the
REBUTTAL – PART 2: 10 Beliefs Christians Have That Really Mess Us Up
JoAnna Wahlund
April 30, AD2014
16 Comments
This is a continuation of my rebuttal to the article “10 Beliefs Christians Have that Really Mess Us Up.” You can read Part I here.
Presence Evangelism
Melanie Jean Juneau
April 30, AD2014
7 Comments
I call the new movement of God Presence Evangelism, because it is quiet, subtle and entirely grassroots. The stars have fallen. The big names have grown old. Society is
The Importance of a Manly and Christian Friendship
Michael Lane
April 29, AD2014
7 Comments
Facebook promotes a very odd concept of \’knowing\’ someone, and it has led to the further warping of our sense of friendship. My experience, like
Investing in Community
Brianna Heldt
April 28, AD2014
3 Comments
Did you happen to catch the recent Newsweek article titled “Is the Internet Making Us Crazy?” Just in case you didn’t, here’s a small excerpt: The first
The Master of Dust
H. L. Duncan
April 28, AD2014
4 Comments
As the Extraordinary Form of the Mass progressed the priest started to intone the Gospel. He spoke in Latin, reading from the Gospel situated on
Where Do I Stand After Holy Week?
Melanie Jean Juneau
April 25, AD2014
5 Comments
Last week was Holy Week. Churches around the entire globe waited in prayerful vigil, with lights dimmed, all images covered with the congregation in respectful, somber
Easing The Suffering Of Jesus…Today!
Gary Zimak
April 18, AD2014
No Comments
On this holy and sad day known as Good Friday, we will have many opportunities to reflect on the suffering of Christ. While this is
Divine Mercy, a Great Mystery of our Faith
Lisa Shefferly-Gillay
April 17, AD2014
5 Comments
Divine Mercy is a great mystery of our faith. The very God of the universe, the Lord God Almighty, has deemed to humble Himself for
John Paul II’s Legacy Can Help Us Win Back Religious Liberty
Robert "Tito" Edwards
April 17, AD2014
2 Comments
The continuous setbacks and attacks on religious liberty that plague men and women of faith in the United States and across the world require responses and actions
