The Courage to Call Evil by Name
Cynthia Millen
September 25, AD2021
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I do not know if we will survive, but I wish that someday we will be able to call things by their proper names, as
Our Treatment of People with Disabilities
Joe Tevington
September 24, AD2021
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In my teen years in New York, two celebrities played huge roles in raising awareness of the needs of people with intellectual disabilities. Local WABC
“Quality of Life” and Salvific Suffering
Brian McShane
September 19, AD2021
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What does the term “quality of life” mean to you? If you have been a decision-maker for someone who is suffering interminably, with little or
Loreto House: All Women are Welcome in This Place
Anthony S. Layne
September 13, AD2021
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Loreto House sits about one mile north of Denton Presbyterian Hospital on Bonnie Brae Street. Presby (as it’s known around town) is the only hospital
Controversy Over State Abortion Bans
Tom Collingwood
September 9, AD2021
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The recent Supreme Court ruling against blocking the Texas Heartbeat bill has gotten the pro-life movement celebrating and the pro-abortion folks up in arms. In
A Sure Path to Civil Strife
Maurice Williams
August 25, AD2021
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We live in a nation that once cherished absolute truth. Absolute truth is a sure guide for any society because it is grounded in God,
A House Divided Will Not Stand
Maurice Williams
July 18, AD2021
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I have always been uneasy about the progressive left in our country. They are firm in their obstinate refusal to heed God’s command that we
Can a Toddler Who Inspired Pope St. Pius X Inspire Catholic Politicians?
Larry Peterson
July 14, AD2021
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On June 18, 2021, the Government Media Center issued a press release signed by 60 Catholic Democrats who are all members of the House of
The One Thing: Protecting the Sanctity of Life
Tom Collingwood
June 27, AD2021
9 Comments
After I viewed the picture “City Slickers”, I started thinking about all the secular and religious issues which surround people today. In the movie, Jack
The Coming Chastisement of America
Maurice Williams
June 26, AD2021
35 Comments
We in the United States are going through hell on earth right now. Everything in our nation is falling apart and most Americans just stand
Our Leaders Take Oaths on the Bible to Defend Life
Larry Peterson
June 12, AD2021
2 Comments
Certain things are joined together in perpetuity. This is demonstrated when a president, or any public official, lays a hand upon a Bible and swears
Why Hell Is Real and Forever
Maurice Williams
April 21, AD2021
18 Comments
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
How Can Birth Control Be Wrong? Part II
Patrick Coffin
March 28, AD2021
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This is Part Two of a three-part video series on the reasons behind the Catholic Church’s teaching against contraception. Read Part I. In this video,
Covid-19 Vaccines: Good from Evil?
Dennis Dillon
February 26, AD2021
5 Comments
There is no doubt that the covid-19 vaccines have given all people great hope that there is a light at the end of this pandemic
Lessons From Ancient Israel for Today’s America
Tom Collingwood
February 22, AD2021
2 Comments
The history of ancient Israel can offer lessons for us today. The ancient Israelites ended up as divided nations and the recent election, the various
We Were Once a Christian People
Maurice Williams
February 13, AD2021
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Sometimes the good things in life change so slowly that you don’t notice them changing until they’re gone. As a young boy, growing up Catholic
Does Bodily Autonomy Justify Abortion?
JP Nunez
February 9, AD2021
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Does bodily autonomy justify abortion? At first, that may seem like a ridiculous question. Of course it doesn’t. The right to life trumps every other
Taking on a Popular Pro-Abortion Argument
Nate Guyear
February 1, AD2021
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In 1971, the Philosophy and Public Affairs journal published a pro-abortion argument titled “A Defense of Abortion”, commonly called the “violinist argument”, which quickly gained
A Countercultural View About Women in the Church
Paul A. Escott
December 19, AD2020
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Perhaps no presidential election since that of 1928 has politicized the Catholic Church in America as much as the one that concluded last month. Not
The Christian Ethic Civilizes a Cruel and Divided World
Paul A. Escott
October 16, AD2020
6 Comments
Last month, I wrote an article for Catholic Stand that advocated for a level of civility in the American political process. I argued this, in
NFP Cultivated Our Trust in God
Abigail C. R. Gripshover
October 11, AD2020
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From the beginning of our marriage, it was necessary for my husband and I to use NFP (Natural Family Planning) to try to avoid pregnancy.
Marriage as a Sacrament
Richard Van Kirk
July 8, AD2020
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A married couple came to my house years ago wanting to know if I would facilitate a marriage counseling session for them. The man asked
