Finding Jesus Within Ourselves
Diana Ragsdale
August 23, AD2023
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As Catholics, we hear many times throughout our lives that we must see the face of our Lord Jesus Christ in others, even our own
Living with Jesus
Mark Belanger
August 23, AD2023
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I have mentioned before that when I was very young, my imaginary friends were Baby Jesus and Crocodile (from Peter Pan). Baby Jesus was my
An Inclusive Society in Which Many are Excluded
Gene M. Van Son
August 22, AD2023
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Society must be inclusive. The dignity and natural rights of everyone must be respected. Most every human being on the planet would probably agree with
In the Midst of Life We Are in Death
Masha Goepel
August 21, AD2023
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Media vita in morte sumus Quem quaerimus ad iutorem nihi site domine Qui pro peccatis nostris Sancte Deus, sancte fortis Sancte misericor salvator Amare mortis
Hey Dad, Where Are You Driving Your Family this Sunday?
Dan Fitzpatrick
August 19, AD2023
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It was the great Doctor of the Church, Saint Augustine, who said, “Christ is not valued at all unless He is valued above all.” In
The Young Adult Jesus
Jacqueline St. Clare
August 18, AD2023
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Is there even a thing such as devotion to the Young Adult Jesus? We have devotion to the Christ Child and devotion to the Crucifix.
More Than You May Want to Know About St. Jude
Guest Contributor
August 17, AD2023
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By: Richard Dole The apostle St. Jude is distinguished from Iscariot by the surname Thaddeus. Thaddeus means praising or confessing in Syriac. He is referred
Saints Quotes on the Afterlife
Ray Sullivan
August 16, AD2023
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Everyone but atheists wants to know what the afterlife will be like. Athests seem to think that you just cease to exist when you die,
Creating a Holy Thought Is Harder Than Creating a Holy Moment
Ida Adams
August 16, AD2023
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So, what is a Thought? Webster writes, “It’s an individual act or product of thinking”. And what is a Holy Thought? Saint Paul says: “Set
The Catholic Church has NOT Gone ‘Whole Hog’ for Globalism
Gene M. Van Son
August 15, AD2023
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The headline on a recent article at The Stream was an attention getter. It read “After Vatican II, the Catholic Church Went Whole Hog for
Villainous Behavior is Everywhere Today
Maurice Williams
August 14, AD2023
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Last month I wrote about American heroes, especially comic book heroes. I think these heroes inspired American youth with positive influences for good. I didn’t
An Immaculate Heart – the Solution to Our Cultural Ills
Steve Smith
August 13, AD2023
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Here we are in August – summer’s crescendo and the month of the Immaculate Heart. Just like time at the beach is good for the
Blessed Earthly Rejection
Gabriel Garnica
August 12, AD2023
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We have all experienced rejection in some way or another. It’s usually not pleasant. The rejection might have been on a job application, or perhaps
Don’t Choose Hell!
Richard Auciello
August 10, AD2023
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Our Lord tells us through sacred scripture, as well as through conscience, that we are responsible for the choices we make. Our choices determine who
Deaf Versus Not Listening
Joe Tevington
August 6, AD2023
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In this article, I reflect on my experiences with the Catholic Mass over the past half century. I also advocate for communication accommodations, especially for
God, Not Man, Makes Climate
Bob Kurland
August 6, AD2023
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“When he uttereth his voice, there is a multitude of waters in the heavens, and he causeth the vapours to ascend from the ends of
Retirement: A Journey into the Unknown and the Unexpected
Guest Contributor
August 5, AD2023
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By Anthony J. Yanik Like thousands of other men and women, I looked forward to retirement, the so-called Golden Years, a vacation that would extend
You Are What You Eat
Tom Collingwood
August 5, AD2023
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In the fitness and nutrition world we often say, “You are what you eat.” For example, eating excessive carbohydrates (especially simple sugars) and saturated fats,
Marriage: Loss, Grief, and Recovery
Dennis Dillon
August 4, AD2023
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I have spent most of my life as a professional charter fishing boat captain, so I often think of life in terms of the ocean.
Give Us This Day Our Supersubstantial Bread
Anthony S. Layne
August 3, AD2023
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“Give us this day our daily bread” … what does that mean? On the surface, it’s a simple acknowledgment that the things we need to
Our Father: Breaking Bread with The Communion of Saints
Deacon Greg Lambert
August 2, AD2023
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In the grand scope of God’s divine providence, our daily bread is assured and readily available in accordance with the promise given to us in
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 7: The Our Father
Cynthia Millen
August 1, AD2023
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Our Lord never intended that we should merely learn by heart the Our Father and recite it day and night. No doubt it is very
The Devil’s Horrible Sin of Pride
Ray Sullivan
July 31, AD2023
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The Devil’s Horrible Sin of Pride For those who don’t know, pride is one of the seven deadly sins. Pride was the great sin of
Stop the Demand!
Carol Monaco
July 30, AD2023
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Recently I saw the movie Sound of Freedom, which spotlights the cruelties of child sex trafficking. Like illicit drug trafficking, human trafficking is a multibillion-dollar
