One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
May 31, AD2014
12 Comments
I urge you, brothers, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree in what you say, and that there be
NYC Cabbie: Jesus Gets You Through the Night Shift
Jamey Brown
May 30, AD2014
7 Comments
Do you dread your work day or some task in your life? Maybe the sole purpose of your eight or twelve hour “cross” is simply
How My Mother’s Mistakes Strengthened My Faith
Birgit Jones
May 30, AD2014
20 Comments
The Catechism of the Catholic Church upholds the biblical directive that parents are the first (and most important) teachers of their children. What we
Reassurances for Anxiety from Scripture and the Saints
Anna Rose Meeds
May 29, AD2014
14 Comments
Everyone faces anxiety. A child embarks off without you, a difficult exam is next week, you have no idea what to expect at a job
Stuck as the Prodigal Son\’s Older Brother
Jenni Groft
May 29, AD2014
7 Comments
I was very young when I first tasted the bitter pall of resentment. My first clear memory of its beginnings was when I was about
Blessed Cardinal Newman and the Conscience
Michael Lane
May 28, AD2014
12 Comments
Moral relativism bothers me for numerous reasons, but the greatest annoyance I have is relativism’s consistent use of illogical reasoning and justification. Besides selfishness, relativism’s
Mystical Union Is Not a Fairytale
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 23, AD2014
10 Comments
Twenty-five years ago, my husband discovered a book at a Trappist monastery that changed our lives entitled “Guidelines For Mystical Prayer” by a British Carmelite nun, Ruth
The Priest of the Confederate Prison in Andersonville
Donald R. McClarey
May 20, AD2014
2 Comments
I normally take great pride in being an American, but there are passages in our history which all Americans should be ashamed of. During our
Is It Truth or Sophistry?
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 19, AD2014
5 Comments
Years ago, I was washing up some pots, just before dinner, when all of a sudden a word popped into my head, seemingly out of
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
