The Great Struggle
Glenn Slaby
May 1, AD2021
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Above all, in our path and role in life, we must be truthful to God’s purpose, as well as to our own soul. Discerning and
Is God He or She?
Nate Guyear
April 30, AD2021
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A couple of months ago, U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell, while addressing the House of Representatives about a second President Trump impeachment trial and the GOP’s
An Increase of Faith at My Last Mass to Date
Barbara Padolina
April 30, AD2021
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The last time I saw my godmother Eliza was at my parents’ 50th wedding anniversary dinner – January 10, 2020. It seems like a lifetime
The Liturgical Year
Pete Socks
April 29, AD2021
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This week I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to a series of books that have played an important role in my own
Praying for Miracles
Deacon Steve Greco
April 28, AD2021
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God gives us many types of miracles. In all of them, God’s love and power are manifested and released through prayer. Miracles Many people who
Simplicity and Spiritual Mentorship
Daniel Mark
April 28, AD2021
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Making decisions about the future is scary, even in good times. However, when one has someone more experienced to follow, look at, and emulate it
Troubled Waters
Carol Monaco
April 27, AD2021
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Consider the Gospel according to Matthew. As Peter tried to walk on water toward our Lord, he became frightened of the strong winds and cried
Liberty’s Lions: Off the Shelf 210 with Dan LeRoy
Pete Socks
April 26, AD2021
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Off the Shelf 210 – Dan LeRoy This week I am joined by Dan LeRoy, author of the fantastic new book Liberty’s Lions: The Catholic Revolutionaries Who
Having a Cup of Coffee with My 21-Year-Old Self
Genesius
April 24, AD2021
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When I was younger, I made a lot of mistakes, especially as a young father. I think this is because I really had no mentor
Never Underestimate a Word of Welcome
Mark Belanger
April 23, AD2021
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More years ago than I care to remember, I was settling into my seat in my high school Algebra II class when one of my
Truth Without Love And Love Without Truth
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
April 22, AD2021
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As the only native English speaker in a community replete with Italians and Argentinians, I often get requests to clarify the pronunciation of certain English
Catholic Stories of Faith and Hope
Pete Socks
April 22, AD2021
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With the past year we have gone through one of the big questions on the mind of many is simply “why”? Why all the suffering?
Pure in Heart
Susan Skinner
April 21, AD2021
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Blessed are the Pure in Heart for they shall see God (Matthew 5:8). The past several months have been a whirlwind of suffering, beauty, and
Why Hell Is Real and Forever
Maurice Williams
April 21, AD2021
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Many people argue that God is not going to send those who refuse to love Him and obey Him to everlasting hell like He has
Ars Moriendi – Learning to Die Well
Masha Goepel
April 20, AD2021
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Christ is Risen, Alleluia! He is Risen and the whole world rejoices. At the Easter Vigil we sat in darkness as our tiny candles flickered
The Grace of Deification: Becoming One With Jesus
Ray Sullivan
April 20, AD2021
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So many people think that the goal of Christianity is to follow Jesus. That, in itself, of course, is a wonderful thing. But that is
Why Does God Allow Suffering?: Off the Shelf 209 with Steven Hemler
Pete Socks
April 19, AD2021
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Off the Shelf 209 – Steven Hemler This week on Off the Shelf Steve Hemler returns to discuss the third book in his apologetics trilogy, Catholic
Race, Racism, and the Public Enemy Within
Cynthia Millen
April 19, AD2021
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Those who look for the bad in people will surely find it. (Attributed to Abraham Lincoln) They watched him closely and sent agents pretending to
Science has Proven the Real Presence
Gene M. Van Son
April 17, AD2021
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Dr. Ricardo Castañon Gomez is not well-known to many Catholics. But he should be. Atheist Richard Dawkins has apparently never heard of Dr. Ricardo Castañon
The Kiss of Peace and the Holy Fist Bump
Deacon Greg Lambert
April 17, AD2021
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The Kiss (or Sign) of Peace has been in place in some form since the early Church. From the intimate gatherings of the first century
Ordinary Men and Women Recognized As Companions of Jesus
Dom Cingoranelli
April 16, AD2021
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“Uneducated, ordinary men…companions of Jesus.” (Acts 4:13) That’s how the Jewish leaders characterized Peter and John after they cured the crippled man at “the Beautiful
Glorifying God Is Easier Than You Think
Kendra Von Esh
April 16, AD2021
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How do you glorify God in your life? Unfortunately, many believe it is harder than it really is. During the season of Lent, I created
