A Mother\’s Legacy
Michelle Fritz
February 20, AD2013
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Many years ago I received a book from my in-laws as a present for Mother’s day. It was a diary of sorts for me to
What Does the Church Teach about Infant Baptism
Joel and Lisa Schmidt
February 16, AD2013
20 Comments
We’re those people. In our families and social circles, we are usually considered to be the über-Catholics. We pray before meals, even when we’re dining out. We plan
“She who faces death by torture for each life beneath her breast…”
Foxfier
February 12, AD2013
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Well, these days that is rather less likely than when Kipling wrote it. In the US in 2009 there were fewer than a thousand deaths,
Maybe It Does Take a Village.
Mary C. Tillotson
February 9, AD2013
12 Comments
I’ve been paging through Hillary Clinton’s It Takes a Village, and, to my surprise, agreeing with much of it. I’ve heard so many of my
The Effects of Divorce on Children
Marsh Fightlin
February 9, AD2013
37 Comments
Back in the 1970s, psychologists thought that the effects of divorce on children were minimal and temporary. It was assumed that, if the divorce was
Openness to Life by Way of Adoption
Brianna Heldt
February 4, AD2013
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With the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade having just passed, Catholics have (rightly) been focusing quite a bit lately on the subject of life.
Prelude to Love
Sherry Antonetti
February 2, AD2013
6 Comments
I have one teen-aged daughter who would love to be a cynic, but is wise enough to know she shouldn\’t be. Occasionally though, she has
And When He’s Busy…He Sends Mrs. Lana
Christina Weber
January 30, AD2013
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Mrs. Lana attests that God always provides. Since we are short on family support to watch our kids for short time periods and during the
