How to Hear God
Pamela Mandela
July 24, AD2020
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I recently found myself lamenting about the unchanging status of the COVID-19 pandemic, and going on about how much prayer effort had been put for
Romans 4 from the Catholic Perspective
Briana Huddleston
July 23, AD2020
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Romans 4 is one of the most hotly debated passages in scripture because it is used as a proof text for different doctrinal points on
Hauntings, Possessions, and Exorcisms
Pete Socks
July 20, AD2020
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Even though as a book reviewer I have a steady stream of books coming to my doorstep occasionally I will revisit books that have impacted
Quiet Amidst the Noise
Masha Goepel
July 20, AD2020
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Ten years ago, on the fourth of July, my husband and I spent our first night in our new home: an off-grid yurt tucked in
Growing in Holiness This Summer
Kendra Von Esh
July 19, AD2020
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I was reflecting on holiness and my inner life and I realized I have been lacking in the spirit of sacrifice, especially since the beginning
Growing Our Faith Through Obedience And Trust
Mark Belanger
July 18, AD2020
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A friend of mine recently asked me what I thought about the relationship between trust and obedience. At first the relationship seemed obvious…until it started
A Prophecy of 1953 Revisited
Paul A. Escott
July 17, AD2020
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With the perspective of hindsight, it seems hard to fathom, but there was a distinct possibility that the Cold War could have ended in the
The Catholic Church—Saying “NO” to a World Screaming “YES”
Larry Peterson
July 17, AD2020
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How did the precepts of ethics and morality, based on the Ten Commandments and the “Golden Rule”, become a pariah to so many? How did
The Lockdown and the God of Surprises
Daniel Mark
July 16, AD2020
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The present lockdown has obvious consequences which no one needs to remind us of. For me, it is the spiritual solitude that I find rough.
Made for Mission
Pete Socks
July 16, AD2020
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Prior to March 2020 we knew we had some challenging times ahead. Last summer Pew study came out that held some shocking results. 70% of
The Last Days of the Earth are Here!
Ray Sullivan
July 15, AD2020
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The last days are here! Ever since Jesus died on the cross, we have been in the last days. Whether or not the last day
Jane Austen, Parents Yelling at Kids, and the Beatitudes
Paul Kniaz
July 15, AD2020
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I don’t want to write a political piece. Instead, I’d like to provide a reflection on Jane Austen, parents yelling at their kids in Walmart,
The Truth about Worldly Security
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
July 14, AD2020
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Insecurity has gripped people all over the world. It stems from economic uncertainty as a result of massive unemployment arising from a global pandemic we
Now Is Not the Time To Leave the Catholic Church
Dennis Dillon
July 13, AD2020
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Criticisms and Scandals The Catholic Church has come under increasing pressure from horrific scandals. It is entirely understandable that so many people shy away from church
Made for Mission: Off the Shelf 184 with Tim Glemkowski
Pete Socks
July 13, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 184 – Tim Glemkowski This week Tim Glemkowski stopped by to discuss parish renewal. We took a particularly hard look at how this
The One Most Worthy of Our Adoration
David Kilby
July 12, AD2020
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My wife said the other day to my two-year-old son, “You’re adorable, Sam.” Then my son replied, “I’m not adorable. People adore Jesus.” Those are
Come to Me, All Who Labor and Yearn to Breathe Free
Deacon Greg Lambert
July 11, AD2020
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If the above title sounds familiar, it is because it is a mash-up involving a quote from the Gospel according to Matthew and a quote
Ecclesiastes and Turning Politics Over to God
Laura DeMaria
July 10, AD2020
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A friend recently told me that the Old Testament book that brought her back to the Catholic faith was Ecclesiastes. “What is it about?” I
Time to Reprioritize and Slow Down
William Hemsworth
July 10, AD2020
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In many ways 2019 seems like it was so long ago. In fact, it seems like an eternity! Our lives have been flipped upside down
Does Jesus Call Us To Give Away All Our Possessions?
JP Nunez
July 9, AD2020
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It would seem that Jesus calls us to give away all our possessions. So therefore, whoever of you does not renounce all that he has
The Power of Silence Against the Shouters
Cynthia Millen
July 9, AD2020
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Again Pilate questioned Him, “Have you no answer? See how many things they accuse you of.” Jesus gave no further answer, so that Pilate was
The First Duty of Love is Listening
B.J. Gonzalvo
July 8, AD2020
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Said Paul Tillich, one of the most significant theologians of the last century, In indigenous Filipino psychology, there is a methodology that involves the concept
