One Thing to Change the World
David Torkington
October 17, AD2021
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When an ancient sage was asked if he could do just one thing to change the world for the better he said that he would
A Godly Life is a Joyful Life
Melanie Jean Juneau
October 17, AD2021
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Joy, which was the small publicity of the pagan, is the gigantic secret of the Christian (G.K. Chesterton). The first time my husband and I
When Angels Are Disguised as Tramps
Ida Adams
October 16, AD2021
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Angel of God, My Guardian Dear Annoying and persistent, the thumping sound of a disco dance dragged me out of deep sleep. Blearily I forced
Pastoral and Parental Bishops
Tom Collingwood
October 16, AD2021
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It appears that many American bishops think that the way to deal with the scandal of giving communion to Catholic pro-abortion politicians is to be
The Common Framework of Human Knowledge
Bob Drury
October 15, AD2021
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Chana Messinger posted a lucid essay challenging the contention that science and theology, as forms of human knowledge, address different subject matter and therefore cannot
Feelings, Emotions, and Prayer as Catharsis
Deacon Greg Lambert
October 15, AD2021
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Prayer can take place in a variety of settings and conditions, and address what is uppermost on our minds at any given time. Events and
Revisiting My Post About Dating Outside the Church
Paul Kniaz
October 14, AD2021
5 Comments
Three years ago, I wrote a piece called “Dating Outside the Church.” To this day, the piece seems to inspire comments. Looking back on the
Christianity is About Embracing the Truth
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
October 14, AD2021
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I came across a feature story in one of our leading newspapers detailing how Filipinos can get started with another 500 years of Christianity. It
The Immorality of the Covid-19 Mass Vaccination Program – Part II
Steve Smith
October 13, AD2021
18 Comments
By: Steven Smith, Alan Moy MD, and Russell Gonnering MD This is Part II of a three-part series on covid vaccines and the mass vaccination
We All Are Called to Sainthood; Why Do So Few Get There?
Larry Peterson
October 13, AD2021
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The word “catholic” means universal or all-inclusive. You find out how true this is if you write about different saints. I have written articles about
What Heaven Must Be Like
Maurice Williams
October 12, AD2021
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I‘m getting on in life, and I think it’s finally time to plan ahead and speculate on what heaven is like. All I was told
How Mary is the New Eve
Edward Benet
October 12, AD2021
11 Comments
A while ago, I wrote an article about the way that “The Chosen” depicts Mary at the wedding of Cana. The article was positive about
The World of Marian Apparitions: Off the Shelf 225 with Adam Blai
Pete Socks
October 11, AD2021
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Off the Shelf 225 – Adam Blai It’s been a while my friends! After a brief hiatus for high school tennis I am back! This
Confusion, Contradictions, and Clarity
Daniel Mark
October 10, AD2021
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As we struggle to find our way, it is easy to go astray, especially when we are bombarded with inevitable contradictions of life. Usually, we
What is Original Sin?
Hunter Leonard
October 9, AD2021
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A phrase often used and thrown around: original sin. For many, the doctrine of original sin is understood as a mark or stain on our
Living in a Joyful, If Not Always Happy, Marriage
Melanie Jean Juneau
October 9, AD2021
11 Comments
As a newlywed, I wish someone had told me what to expect after the glow of infatuation had worn off. Counter to what secular society
The Devil Had a Field Day and Almost Won
Ida Adams
October 8, AD2021
2 Comments
Forgive Me, Father, For I Have Sinned When you’re in the confessional, either old-style behind a screen and on your knees or sitting on a
Watered Down Christianity Only Gets it Half Right
Gene M. Van Son
October 8, AD2021
21 Comments
Somehow, for some reason, Christ’s teachings have been watered down over that last 50 or 60 years. Today Christianity seems to be all about loving
A New Film: “SAINT”, Teresa of Ávila
Guest Contributor
October 7, AD2021
9 Comments
By Coco Blignaut Rosarium Films is Making a Film About Saint Teresa of ÁVILA Our film, SAINT is an independent, intimate, character-driven film about the
Buyer’s Remorse? Marriage, Divorce, and Declarations of Nullity
Joe Tevington
October 7, AD2021
22 Comments
When I was 9 years old in 1968, I did not know any children whose parents were not married to each other. Since that year
Traditionism: Are Scripture and Tradition Enough?
Rory Fox
October 6, AD2021
15 Comments
Many Christians believe in the necessity of “Scripture and Tradition,” as a twin source of God’s Revelation. Some Christians take the stronger view of “Traditionism.”
The Problem of Idolatry Today
William Hemsworth
October 6, AD2021
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The Old Testament prophets have much to say to us today. In their time they were speaking the words of Yahweh to a people who
