What Good Is Faith?
Carol Monaco
April 29, AD2020
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When the doors were locked, where the disciples were … Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.”
Music, God’s Consolation in Trying Times?
Bob Kurland
April 28, AD2020
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“Sing unto the LORD with the harp; with the harp, and the voice of a psalm. With trumpets and sound of cornet make a joyful
Being and Staying Connected to God (Part 1)
Dr. Pamela Mandela
April 28, AD2020
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought about lockdowns, social distancing, self-isolations, forced quarantines which have reorganized our lifestyles. In the early days of this global self-exiling,
The Urgent Lessons of the Four Horsemen
Maurice Williams
April 27, AD2020
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I have been fascinated with the images in the Book of Revelation most of my life. New interpretations come out almost monthly with incredibly different
Seeking Peace: Off the Shelf 174 with Allison Gingras
Pete Socks
April 27, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 174 – Allison Gingras There’s a lot of worry in the world today. Many of us are faced with uncertainty on health, finances,
Why Mary is Not Contrary—Dr. Rachel Fulton Brown
Patrick Coffin
April 25, AD2020
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The Patrick Coffin Show podcast features weekly interviews with A-list influencers and outliers in the effort to recover the Judeo-Christian roots of the culture. Patrick
Book Review: “Impossible” Marriages Redeemed
Rob Marco
April 24, AD2020
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Leila Miller’s latest book “Impossible” Marriages Redeemed is really a follow up to her previous book, Primal Loss, which recounts the stories of adult children
What is Truth?: Off the Shelf 173 with Ann Garrido
Pete Socks
April 21, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 173 – Ann Garrido Let’s talk about truth….not opinions…rather truth. Ann Gariddo joins me this week to break down what truth is and
Mass Suspensions: The Moral Order and Obedience
Paul Kniaz
April 20, AD2020
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How should we view Mass suspensions in light of the moral order and obedience? The virtue of obedience seems especially relevant now as we finish
How to Keep the Devil Out of Your Heart
Ray Sullivan
April 19, AD2020
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Last month, I published an article on how to keep the devil out of your head. This month, let’s take a look at how to
Spiritual Union with Christ
Briana Huddleston
April 19, AD2020
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I was a Catholic in my heart and spirit for more than a year before I was able to receive the sacraments. I was baptized
Jesus, I Trust In You–A Time for Divine Mercy
Dom Cingoranelli
April 18, AD2020
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You’ve probably seen the inscription, “Jesus, I trust in You” at the bottom of the Divine Mercy Image. Jesus specifically asked for this to be
Divine Mercy Devotional
Pete Socks
April 16, AD2020
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Throughout my Catholic faith journey since my conversion in 1996 one thing has become increasingly aware to me. Divine Mercy is needed now more than
Catholic Reception and Culture Shock
Mark Belanger
April 16, AD2020
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Culture shock is something people experience when they enter an environment with different underlying assumptions and views on how things work. But the “shock” part
The Church is One in the Integrity of Life
Bob Drury
April 15, AD2020
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The Church is one in the integrity of the life of the Blessed Trinity, Whose life is shared with Man as sanctifying grace through baptism.
Christian Prayer and the Divine Office
Deacon Steve Greco
April 14, AD2020
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In its discussion of Christian prayer, the Catechism of the Catholic Church distinguishes between meditation and contemplation. Meditation is described as a quest in which
Thus Sayeth the Lord: Off the Shelf 172 with Julie Davis
Pete Socks
April 13, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 172 – Julie Davis This week Julie Davis and I explore the prophets. Even though they come from a time long ago
Contemplating Christ’s Torture and Crucifixion
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
April 11, AD2020
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I’ve often wondered why it is that most sculptures and paintings of the crucified Christ inaccurately depict His physical appearance after He was scourged, carried
A Time for Faith with Saint John of the Cross
Richard Van Kirk
April 10, AD2020
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My brothers and sisters, there is no greater time to be Catholic than now. We have a tremendous opportunity at this moment to enter the
The Easter Triduum and the Paschal Mystery
Gene M. Van Son
April 9, AD2020
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This evening, on Holy Thursday, the Easter Triduum begins. The Easter Triduum is three days celebrated as one continuous unfolding of the Paschal Mystery. It
Sorrow, Separation, and the Easter Message
Mark C. McCann
April 8, AD2020
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And being in an agony he prayed more earnestly; and his sweat became like great drops of blood falling down upon the ground. (Luke 22:44)
My Mom and the Emergency that Wasn’t
Dennis Dillon
April 6, AD2020
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A true story about my mom. This happened to me on Friday, March 20: Bill M. called me around 11:47 a.m. that day to ask
Making Disciples in the Digital Frontier
Deacon Greg Lambert
April 6, AD2020
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Now the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain to which Jesus had directed them. When they saw him, they worshiped him; but some
Teaching Children in Uncertain Times
William Hemsworth
April 5, AD2020
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I have been called many things in my life: a good soldier, a solid worker, a model employee, and even a good husband. Those things
