Faith in Science and Faith in God
Bob Kurland
May 30, AD2020
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I’ve wondered, since my conversion, why some found it so much harder to believe in God than in Science. When I was younger in college,
A Missive From a Mother to Her Heavenly Father
Barbara Padolina
May 29, AD2020
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Perhaps one of the hidden “blessings” of having to stay home all the time of this pandemic is being able to spend an inordinate amount
The Sign of the Ultimate Revolutionary
Bob Drury
May 29, AD2020
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Scientists accept almost the entirety of their knowledge of science, even in their area of expertise, on faith in the testimony of others regarding the
Maximilian Kolbe A Saint in Auschwitz
Pete Socks
May 28, AD2020
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Looking for an engaging way to captivate readers both young and young at heart? I can’t recommend enough the new graphic novel from Jean-Francois Vivier
Our Place in Heaven
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
May 28, AD2020
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Heaven is open! Again, I say heaven is open! My heart is pondering that insight as I write this article days before the solemnity of
The Five Abodes of Saint John
Susan Skinner
May 27, AD2020
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When we pray with all of our hearts worshiping our merciful God, we can rest in Jesus during Mass just as John the Beloved did
Shy NYC Cabbie Combats Evil with a Cell Phone
Jamey Brown
May 27, AD2020
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I started driving a cab in New York City because I wanted to meet interesting people. Now I just want to meet normal people. They
The Pause: Our Liturgical Opportunity
Marty Dybicz
May 26, AD2020
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The pause in our usual activities due to the COVID lockdown gave us the opportunity to take stock of our lives; the pause in regular
Miracles Happen Today: A Sight to Behold
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 26, AD2020
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I have been surprised by three miracles in my life so far- a physical healing and the multiplication of heating oil and of decorative wood.
Secrets from Heaven: Off the Shelf 178 with Father Sebastian Walshe
Pete Socks
May 25, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 178 – Father Sebastian Walshe This week Father Sebastian Walshe joins me to share some insight into how we can be successful when
Memorial Day 2020
Gene M. Van Son
May 25, AD2020
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Today, in the United States of America, on Memorial Day, we honor and remember all the brave men and women who died while fighting to
The Biblical Basis of Intercessory Prayer
Deacon Steve Greco
May 24, AD2020
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According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, intercessory prayer is “a prayer of petition that leads us to pray as Jesus did. He is
The Domestic Church’s ‘Year of the Interior Life’
Loreto Xavier
May 24, AD2020
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Even though Catholic life in the United States is gradually beginning to bloom again as we return to ‘normal’, the faithful will always treasure the
Considering A New Marian Dogma
Alicia Connolly-Lohr
May 23, AD2020
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The Marian title, “Dispenser of all Graces” always intrigued me. For May, the month of Mary, I decided to research it. What a huge can
From PickUp Artist to Chastity Mentor—Roosh V
Patrick Coffin
May 23, AD2020
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Daryush “Roosh” Valizadeh used to be the world’s most influential Pick Up Artist (PUA). He wrote over a dozen books on how to seduce and
Master Your Mind in Prayer
Kendra Von Esh
May 22, AD2020
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In April, I presented at a Virtual Catholic Conference; my topic was Master Your Mind in Prayer. I surveyed thousands of people about their biggest
Science, God’s Gift to Mankind
Bob Kurland
May 22, AD2020
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“Science can purify religion from error and superstition; religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes. Each can draw the other into a wider
Space Age Earthlings and the God of Creation
Maurice Williams
May 21, AD2020
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In my youth, I wasted much of my time on science fiction, flying saucers, and aliens. I finally lost interest in those subjects, but today
Month by Month with Mary
Pete Socks
May 21, AD2020
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I recently stumbled upon a small but powerful book. It dropped in my lap in a timely manner during this May the month of Mary.
Women and the Ministerial Priesthood
Briana Huddleston
May 20, AD2020
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The topic of women and their roles in the Church can be a touchy subject. Especially sensitive is the topic of women and the ministerial
Conversion is a Spiritual, Cognitive, and Physical Journey
Tom Collingwood
May 20, AD2020
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I was never churched as a child but ended up attending a Lutheran high school because I was a borderline delinquent. The sheriff and my
An Old Testament Biblical Type: Going On Our Mary Way
Ray Sullivan
May 19, AD2020
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An Old Testament biblical type is a foreshadowing of people and events yet to come in the New Testament. Sacred scripture is full of Old
