Now Is the Time
Carol Monaco
March 30, AD2020
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Consider where we are in our lives as we face the coronavirus. Consider where we are as we enter the final days of Lent and
From Isolation to Community Solitude
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
March 29, AD2020
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As I write this article, the surreal nature of the global Coronavirus (Covid-19) situation is pervading my spirit. It is one thing to read about
Why Catholics Can Believe in Evolution:
Part II: Adam and Eve Were Given Souls
Bob Kurland
March 29, AD2020
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At the Easter Vigil, the journey along the paths of sacred Scripture begins with the account of creation. This is the liturgy’s way of telling
Making Spiritual Lemonade from the Coronavirus Lemon
Gabriel Garnica
March 28, AD2020
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We have all been told to look on the bright side at some point in our lives. Or maybe you were told to view the
Don’t Let Fear Distract You From His Holy Face
Susan Skinner
March 28, AD2020
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So Peter got out of the boat and walked on the water and came to Jesus; but when he saw the wind, he was afraid,
Love in the Time of Coronavirus: Spiritual Communion
Suellen Brewster
March 27, AD2020
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Last July I felt a strong urging to write an article about a “Lay Dry Mass” where a group of the faithful could gather, read
Why Catholics Can Believe in Evolution:
Part I: God’s Gift of the Periodic Table
Bob Kurland
March 27, AD2020
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“A common sense interpretation of the facts suggests that a super-intellect has monkeyed with physics, as well as with chemistry and biology, and that there
Praying Our Way Through the Pandemic
Laura DeMaria
March 26, AD2020
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Rather than giving in to a feeling of helplessness in the midst of the global pandemic, Christians are called to act. One of the fundamental
Grandparents we need your prayers!
Pete Socks
March 26, AD2020
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As I write this review we find ourselves in the midst of unprecedented time. Due to the coronavirus pandemic we find states doing lock downs,
Notes from a Week of Quarantine
Paul Kniaz
March 25, AD2020
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I thought it would be spiritually helpful to me to compose and reflect upon notes from a week of quarantine. I hope you find these
What’s Wrong With the Singleness Obsession?
Cecily Lowe
March 25, AD2020
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Lately, I’ve seen a lot of ads implying that singleness, or at least childlessness, is a great thing. The implications range from a women’s subscription
The State of Grace In Times Of War
Rob Marco
March 24, AD2020
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As I type, our state has instituted a “shelter in place” prerogative due to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the globe. There are no public Masses,
Support Your Parish, Love Your Neighbor
Gene M. Van Son
March 24, AD2020
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If you are fortunate enough to still be working during the pandemic, be grateful. And don’t forget that even though Masses have been canceled your
The Secular World Needs Good Catholic Fiction
Alicia Connolly-Lohr
March 23, AD2020
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It is an unsavory fact that many people do not know or understand the Catholic Church. Just as Blessed Bishop Fulton Sheen once commented, he
Educating Kids at Home: Off the Shelf 169 guest appearance with Fr. Robert McTeigue
Pete Socks
March 23, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 169 – Fr. Robert McTeigue This week I appeared on The Catholic Current hosted by Fr. Robert McTeigue. We discussed the COVID-19
If I Have Not Love, I Am Nothing
Kendra Von Esh
March 22, AD2020
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I have discovered that everything comes from the heart because it is the heart which guides our thoughts, body, and tongue. Since I live in
Contemplate the Mysteries of the Rosary with These Aids
Dom Cingoranelli
March 22, AD2020
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When we pray the Rosary, we’re called contemplate Christ’s life and to “pray with the heart” by Our Lady. St. John Paul II told us,
The Lord’s Vineyard—Father Mark Goring, CC
Patrick Coffin
March 21, 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
Justification in Catholicism
Briana Huddleston
March 21, AD2020
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The concept of justification is one of the most discussed and debated topics among Christians. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC), the
Lent: Christ’s Salvific Gift of Suffering*
Bob Kurland
March 20, AD2020
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The witnesses of the Cross and Resurrection of Christ have handed on to the Church and to mankind a specific Gospel of suffering. The Redeemer
Byzantine Marian Devotions for Uncertain Times
Masha Goepel
March 20, AD2020
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In the western Church, we’re familiar with many of Mary’s apparitions and miracles. But our Church is broader than the face we see most often.
The Power of Prayer in Our Lives is Unsurpassed
Gregory Siqueiros
March 19, AD2020
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As Catholic’s, we often associate praying with long traditional prayers that we have learned and recited from the time we were children. But real prayer
