Pride, Pride, Pride
Nate Guyear
May 24, AD2023
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Pride. How many times have we seen or heard this word over the last 20 years? We have heard it used to support warped agendas
Three Glorious Mysteries
David Torkington
May 23, AD2023
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Our Lady never used the Rosary herself while she was on earth, neither did the Apostles, later saints or any of the faithful for over
Meditate on the Seven Sorrows of Mary
Diana Ragsdale
May 23, AD2023
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I have recently been praying the Seven Sorrows of Mary devotion, which reminds me of how the Blessed Virgin Mary had the most perfect love
Mary, Motherhood, and Visitations
Masha Goepel
May 21, AD2023
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May is the month of Mary. At our parish, early in May all the children are invited to participate in a Mary crowning. They gather
China’s Cultural Revolution and Its Parallel in the Church
Genesius
May 20, AD2023
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While my family and I lived in mainland China, we had the opportunity to visit Hangzhou. This city, along the famous West Lake, is known
Fatima, Ukraine, Russia — One Year Later
Dr. Edouard Belaga
May 18, AD2023
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On May 13th, 2023, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, visited Pope Francis in the Vatican. (Arriving in Italy, he was greeted by the President
Addictions and Bad Habits Can be Conquered
Kendra Von Esh
May 17, AD2023
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Did you have a holy Lent, filled with temperance and self-control, only to fall back into your old subconscious programs and habits the minute Easter
Thoughts On Love by Great Christian Thinkers
Dennis Dillon
May 16, AD2023
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“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal
How AI Will Reveal Christian Truth
Steve Smith
May 15, AD2023
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Would it surprise you to hear that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could become an effective tool for evangelization? It shouldn’t. But the real surprise is that
From the Exorcist to Nefarious
Joe Tevington
May 14, AD2023
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Please stop right here if you are sensitive about movie “spoilers”! Saint Pope Paul VI chillingly warned a half-century ago that “through some fissure, the
The Impact of Fatima is Still Being Felt Today
Maurice Williams
May 13, AD2023
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In previous articles, I pointed out two occurrences that have greatly impacted our world. In this article I look at another occurrence – Fatima. The
Shop Your Values Through ShopPelavida: Online Marketplace
Patty Knap
May 12, AD2023
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Those of us that are exasperated by our pro-life, pro-family values being mocked by companies now have a new place to shop: Pelavida. Brydon and
Artificial Omniscience and the Tower of Babel
Deacon Greg Lambert
May 8, AD2023
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Artificial Omniscience? Is that even a thing? Maybe not, but it would come as no surprise to discover that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already being
The Power of Place
Tom Collingwood
May 5, AD2023
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Over the last 25 years, I’ve volunteered in the summer as an Interpretive Ranger at a national park. This involves leading nature walks, giving lectures,
Testing Produces Perseverance
Sydney Sadowski
May 4, AD2023
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I often read books and articles written by people of faith, and I often think: Will I ever get there? Will I ever be that
Re-Interpreting the Bible to Make Homosexuality Okay
Gene M. Van Son
May 3, AD2023
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Martin Luther thought anyone could read the Bible, interpret it, and understand it teachings. But there’s a YouTube video that proves him wrong. Kristin Saylor
Thoughts on the Story of Naaman
Paul Kniaz
May 1, AD2023
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This Lent we read the story of Naaman. I think it is worth recalling it. First, the story brings up a group of people who
Eye of Faith
Carol Monaco
April 30, AD2023
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Between the time of Christ’s Resurrection and Ascension into Heaven, our Lord appeared on numerous occasions to his disciples. Imagine being among them. Would you
The Chosen: Lightness and Letting Jesus Laugh
Anthony S. Layne
April 28, AD2023
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Yes, I know how to laugh. I can’t blame the handful of people who regularly read my articles for wondering. While writing my previous column
What is AI and Where is it Going? Part 2: The Spirit of the World
Steve Smith
April 27, AD2023
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The One Thing from Part One Part One of this two-part series looked at the fundamentals of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms that are suddenly
Processions and Processing
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
April 26, AD2023
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Italy is a country full of history. And this history is accompanied by some beautiful traditions. For instance, Divine Mercy Sunday marked the “51st Official
Render Unto Caesar . . .
Mark Belanger
April 26, AD2023
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I just filed my income taxes. This always brings to mind the trap about taxes that the Pharisees tried to set for Jesus (Mark 12:13-17).
Jesus Challenges Us
Diana Ragsdale
April 25, AD2023
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The Easter season is here. Jesus is risen. Alleluia! Since Jesus is risen, as Catholics we should call to mind each of our own eternal
Diving Deeper into the Seven Deadly Sins
Hunter Leonard
April 24, AD2023
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Most Catholics are familiar with the Seven Deadly Sins, also known as the Seven Capital Sins. These are those sins that engender all other sins,
