Who Goes To Heaven?
Richard Auciello
March 28, AD2023
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A priest once told me that our revealed sins are so significant that one mortal sin will cause the soul to turn away from God.
When Is The Last Time You Got A Gold Star?
Guy McClung
March 28, AD2023
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Dear Reader, When is the last time you got a gold star? Well, to paraphrase the Wolf Brand Chili ad, that’s way too long. The
Forgiving Our Neighbor
Deacon Steve Greco
March 27, AD2023
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One of the hardest things to do in life, yet most beneficial to our well-being, is to forgive our neighbor. One of the seven petitions
So, Who’s Got the Phobia?
Genesius
March 25, AD2023
8 Comments
Ivan Provorov, a professional hockey player, recently committed a major transgression in the eyes of modern secular activists. He refused to wear a rainbow-colored jersey
Hope: The Virtue of Not Yet
Dom Cingoranelli
March 24, AD2023
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Hope That Doesn’t Disappoint This discussion about the virtue of hope is not about hope expressed in statements like, “I hope Coach Payton can work
Lent: A Time of Renewal
Diana Ragsdale
March 23, AD2023
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Lent is a time of true spiritual renewal. We give up something we enjoy, we fast, and we give back to those in need. Recently
Holy Hour Adoration
Mark Belanger
March 22, AD2023
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Every week I take an hour to sit in prayer before the Blessed Body of Christ in our parish Adoration Chapel. It is an exercise
The Higher Gifts- Why These Virtues Are Theological
Mary Ennis Meo
March 22, AD2023
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How often it is that teachers learn as much from the lesson as the students do? Preparing for RCIA class last month, I read over
Thoughts on the Decline of Catholic Marriage
Masha Goepel
March 21, AD2023
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This past month, my local Catholic radio station has been hosting regular programs asking, “Why aren’t young Catholics getting married?” It seems that Catholics under
Not A Flight of Fancy
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
March 20, AD2023
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A short time ago, I travelled from Italy to Holland to give a couple of conferences regarding Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint John Paul II, and
Lent Lessons from Exodus 90
John Kubasak
March 18, AD2023
2 Comments
If you are a man who wants a more fulfilling life, you might consider joining or starting an Exodus 90 program in your parish. Exodus
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 3: First We Must Be Cleansed
Cynthia Millen
March 17, AD2023
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Asperges me, Dómine, hyssópo, et mundábor; lavábis me et super nivem dealbábor. (Thou shalt sprinkle me, O Lord, with hyssop, and I shall be cleansed;
What to Pack for Our Journey Through Lent?
Deacon Greg Lambert
March 16, AD2023
2 Comments
In the old days, before Smart Phones and GPS technology, it was almost obligatory to stop by AAA to get a customized map called a
How I Understand and Interpret Revelation
Maurice Williams
March 15, AD2023
14 Comments
There are dozens of books written to explain the Book of Revelation, but nobody has achieved an understanding that most readers accept. In fact, the
Deny Yourself
Charlie Johnson
March 15, AD2023
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Lately, I have been re-imagining my thoughts on the old words of Jesus, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take
If the Pope Goes to Moscow – Preparing for Garabandal
Steve Smith
March 14, AD2023
30 Comments
Whether or not you believe that Tribulations and a Warning for mankind, as foretold at Garabandal and in other private revelations, are imminent, it can’t
Our Spiritual Life is About Balancing Our Martha and Mary
Gabriel Garnica
March 7, AD2023
3 Comments
Most Christians should know the story of how Martha became indignant that she was working hard preparing the meal and doing house work while her
A Threat Assessment for Defining Human Nature
Tom Collingwood
March 6, AD2023
5 Comments
Over the years I have followed various national threat assessment analyses. These analyses report, discuss, and predict what are and what will be the major
Garabandal: Is 2023 the Year?
Edward Benet
March 4, AD2023
91 Comments
Since the death of Benedict XVI, some people are of the opinion that the prophecies of Garabandal are close to fulfilment. The prophecies refer to
Getting to Mass More Often
Dom Cingoranelli
March 3, AD2023
8 Comments
Getting to Mass more often–it’s a good practice to embrace, in or out of special seasons like Lent. It will change your life! Making Time
Life and Love
Carol Monaco
March 2, AD2023
4 Comments
Picture yourself receiving Holy Communion or gazing upon the Eucharist in adoration. What goes through your mind? Do you think about life and love? Frankly
Please Welcome Our Speaker for Tonight — Mrs. Faith
Ida Adams
March 1, AD2023
2 Comments
Why is it so hard to talk about faith? Good evening. I’d like to introduce myself. A lifelong Christian, a full-time wife, and a mom
Thank You, Guardian Angel
Richard Auciello
February 28, AD2023
19 Comments
Do I believe in Angels? Well, of course I do; I’m Catholic. I believe because I’ve been told. I was told by my Catechist. I’ve
Your Emotions Are Killing Your Mind, Body and Soul
Kendra Von Esh
February 27, AD2023
9 Comments
I have been on this wild journey of soul, mind and body since this past Advent Season – focusing on mastering my body through mortifications.
