What Good Is Faith?
Carol Monaco
April 29, AD2020
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When the doors were locked, where the disciples were … Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.”
Medical Care and the Free Market’s Limitations
Anthony S. Layne
April 29, AD2020
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Reform of the American medical care system is necessary not only from the perspective of Catholic social teaching but also from the economic standpoint as
Music, God’s Consolation in Trying Times?
Bob Kurland
April 28, AD2020
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“Sing unto the LORD with the harp; with the harp, and the voice of a psalm. With trumpets and sound of cornet make a joyful
Being and Staying Connected to God (Part 1)
Dr. Pamela Mandela
April 28, AD2020
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought about lockdowns, social distancing, self-isolations, forced quarantines which have reorganized our lifestyles. In the early days of this global self-exiling,
The Urgent Lessons of the Four Horsemen
Maurice Williams
April 27, AD2020
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I have been fascinated with the images in the Book of Revelation most of my life. New interpretations come out almost monthly with incredibly different
Seeking Peace: Off the Shelf 174 with Allison Gingras
Pete Socks
April 27, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 174 – Allison Gingras There’s a lot of worry in the world today. Many of us are faced with uncertainty on health, finances,
The Catholic View of Justice for All
Marty Dybicz
April 26, AD2020
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Like every other social issue before it or concurrent with it, the COVID-19 Crisis calls us to practice justice. Unless we understand justice, we will
A Christian Wins When He Fails
Melanie Jean Juneau
April 26, AD2020
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Christians consider an exemplary Catholic to be a person who lives out their faith, is active in their parish, has an outstanding character, solid family
The Silver-Lining Punch Against Abortion
Alicia Connolly-Lohr
April 25, AD2020
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During the coronavirus lockdowns, most American state governors have allowed abortions to continue even though John and Jane Public can’t go to work, out to
Why Mary is Not Contrary—Dr. Rachel Fulton Brown
Patrick Coffin
April 25, AD2020
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The Patrick Coffin Show podcast features weekly interviews with A-list influencers and outliers in the effort to recover the Judeo-Christian roots of the culture. Patrick
Lessons in Quarantine from The Desert Fathers
Masha Goepel
April 24, AD2020
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The holy men and women who lived through dark periods of challenge and uncertainty can guide and counsel us with their wisdom. Their words are
Book Review: “Impossible” Marriages Redeemed
Rob Marco
April 24, AD2020
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Leila Miller’s latest book “Impossible” Marriages Redeemed is really a follow up to her previous book, Primal Loss, which recounts the stories of adult children
Respect Life Whether Wanted or Not
Tom Collingwood
April 23, AD2020
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The semi-annual 40 Days for Life had to be suspended several weeks ago as a result of the COVID 19 quarantine. At my last shift
A Catholic Interpretation of the Movie Pan’s Labyrinth
JP Nunez
April 22, AD2020
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Pan’s Labyrinth is about a young girl, who is put to the test of doing evil for the sake of good. (Note: This article contains
One Passover, Two Perspectives
David Torkington
April 22, AD2020
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My first form master told me that there are usually two ways of looking at most things, two different perspectives with which to view different
The Blessed Sacrament and a Coronavirus-Era Canaanite Canine
Loreto Xavier
April 21, AD2020
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My good pastor adopted a dog from the local Humane Society on Saint Patrick’s Day. With public Masses suspended throughout the diocese, he found some
What is Truth?: Off the Shelf 173 with Ann Garrido
Pete Socks
April 21, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 173 – Ann Garrido Let’s talk about truth….not opinions…rather truth. Ann Gariddo joins me this week to break down what truth is and
Mass Suspensions: The Moral Order and Obedience
Paul Kniaz
April 20, AD2020
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How should we view Mass suspensions in light of the moral order and obedience? The virtue of obedience seems especially relevant now as we finish
God Is Always Teaching, Even A Slow Learner
Kendra Von Esh
April 20, AD2020
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What did I learn this Lent? God called me to some bodily mortification and asked me to eat only one meal each day during Lent
Spiritual Union with Christ
Briana Huddleston
April 19, AD2020
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I was a Catholic in my heart and spirit for more than a year before I was able to receive the sacraments. I was baptized
How to Keep the Devil Out of Your Heart
Ray Sullivan
April 19, AD2020
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Last month, I published an article on how to keep the devil out of your head. This month, let’s take a look at how to
Jesus, I Trust In You–A Time for Divine Mercy
Dom Cingoranelli
April 18, AD2020
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You’ve probably seen the inscription, “Jesus, I trust in You” at the bottom of the Divine Mercy Image. Jesus specifically asked for this to be
