The Dog I Didn’t Want
Dorothy Osanna
July 29, AD2025
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It’s strange how I knew that I would hang on to her. The animal shelter lady had sent me a sympathetic e-mail not long after
Be a Good Catholic Sport
Timothy McHugh
July 28, AD2025
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There is tremendous excitement and interest in Pope Leo XIV around the world. He is an intellectual, a missionary, an administrative leader, and an American
Commission Impossible: Matthew 28 Revisited
Deacon Greg Lambert
July 27, AD2025
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“Mission Impossible”, originally a television series in the sixties, has become a very successful movie franchise in recent years. While the characters and format have
“We’ve Got a History”
Dom Cingoranelli
July 26, AD2025
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“We’ve got a history.” Usually when someone says that, it’s not a good history. They’re not likely referring to a treasury of fond memories. No—this
Do Not Abdicate Your Responsibility as a First Responder
Genesius
July 25, AD2025
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In today’s world, it is common to recognize first responders at sporting events, community gatherings, or on national holidays. And well they should be recognized.
Summer Reading: The Catholics
Masha Goepel
July 24, AD2025
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Last month, I spent some time recommending books for summer reading. If you’re my age (41), or older, you probably remember wandering through Meijer (or
The Problem of Effeminate Men, Priests, and Parishes – Part 3
Dan Fitzpatrick
July 23, AD2025
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Too many Catholic priests are either homosexual or have bought into the homosexual-affirming ideology. By either engaging in or endorsing this moral disorder, they are
The Joys of Baptism
Diana Ragsdale
July 23, AD2025
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The sacrament of Baptism is a tangible sign of God’s love in which we become children of God and heirs to His kingdom.
The Problem of Effeminate Men, Priests, and Parishes – Part 2
Dan Fitzpatrick
July 22, AD2025
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The problem of a large number of Catholic clergy being effeminate and too many of our parishes gravitating toward a feminine nature has created a
The Problem of Effeminate Men, Priests, and Parishes – Part 1
Dan Fitzpatrick
July 21, AD2025
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Too many men lack masculinity, too many Catholic parishes are effeminate, and too many clergy are homosexual. These problems, clandestinely stirring in the background for
What Is Man?
Mark Belanger
July 20, AD2025
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“What is man that you are mindful of him, and a son of man that you care for him?” – Psalms 8:5 Every week I
The Path to Glory: Sister Judith Mendes da Costa O.P. Part II
Dr. Edouard Belaga
July 19, AD2025
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Sister Judith In the concentration camp Sister Judith continues, We went to the police station in Bilthoven, where I had to get out. ‘Go inside,otherwise
The Path to Glory: Sister Judith Mendes da Costa O.P. Part I
Dr. Edouard Belaga
July 18, AD2025
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Sixty years ago, in May 1944, Sister Judith (1895-1944) was arrested for the second time by the Gestapo in Holland, Amsterdam, and brought to Auschwitz,
In the Style of a Party
Evangeline Lothian
July 17, AD2025
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There is a distinct and terrible lack of parties in everyone’s life nowadays. When was the last time that you, as an adult, attended a
The Necessity of Exercise
Tom Thomas
July 16, AD2025
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I don’t have time, Father tells me, adding, there are many responsibilities to attend. I am asking a Father I know, how is he doing,
Is Mary The Mother of God? The Biblical and Theological Truth
Patrick Coffin
July 15, AD2025
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Patrick Coffin is a voice for unbiased truth. He uses his expertise to help people navigate politics, faith, and reason in today’s secular world. Patrick’s
Passport to Perfection: The Passport Monogram
David Torkington
July 14, AD2025
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This article is the first of a series of excerpts from David Torkington’s new book, Passport to Perfection. This little book is a guide to living
In the Hands of the Laity: Part II
Todd Federici
July 13, AD2025
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Read Part I of In the Hands of the Laity Who’s going to save our Church? It’s not our bishops, it’s not our priests and
July is Super American Saint Month
Russell D. James
July 12, AD2025
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When one really embraces the Church’s liturgical calendar, certain patterns emerge. One of them for many Americans, an increasing number, actually, is spending some extra
Seeking Christ and His Will
Taylor Willis
July 11, AD2025
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When I first decided to embark on the journey of seeking Christ, I thought it was the end to all fun. I pictured a boring
Praying with Faith
Deacon Steve Greco
July 10, AD2025
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The 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church is replete with many wonderful stories of how followers of Christ, sometimes in the most desperate of circumstances,
The Stars Are Not Demons: A Catholic Exploration of ETI
Kenneth Cramer
July 9, AD2025
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There’s a kind of spiritual vertigo that sets in when we stare too long at the stars. The heavens declare the glory of God, the
