How Do You Do Faith ?
Guy McClung
July 17, AD2019
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Why Can’t I, Personally, Move The Mountain? Some years ago, when my daughter finally got me to put my spiritual money where my earthly mouth
“Why?”– Questions God Can Answer
But Science Can’t
Bob Kurland
July 17, AD2019
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The time has come,’ the Walrus said, To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing-wax — Of cabbages — and
Meatless Fridays
A Continuing Obligation
Birgit Jones
July 16, AD2019
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Adherence to meatless Fridays continues throughout the calendar year, despite widespread confusion on the subject by many Catholics. An expert answer found on the EWTN
You Can Overcome Loneliness
Christopher Reilly
July 16, AD2019
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Loneliness can be distressing and deeply painful. I know. I have experienced it often. We all experience loneliness at times in our lives. People we
A Daily Journey with Saint Faustina – Off the Shelf 133 with Susan Tassone
Pete Socks
July 15, AD2019
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Off the Shelf 133 – Susan Tassone There seems to be an ever increasing interest in Saint Faustina. There’s a good reason why and that
The New Evangelization is For Everyone
Richard Van Kirk
July 15, AD2019
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We are born with an eternal hunger, a tremendous need in spirit and soul for the deepest relationship with God. Nothing else will do. Yet,
The Courage of Queen Esther
Janet Meyer
July 14, AD2019
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A few years ago, my daughter Marissa decided to adopt a dog. She lived in an apartment so she wanted a small, quiet pup. She
Scripture Verses To Remind You That God Cares
Father John Catoir
July 14, AD2019
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God cares enough to constantly remind people throughout the Holy Scriptures that He loves all people and in turn, a desire for the love of
The Divine Mission of the Catholic Church
Guest Contributor
July 13, AD2019
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By Dr. John Larrinaga One of the greatest challenges facing the Church today is the ongoing exodus of members who seek to satisfy their religious
Praise Amidst Serene Smiles or Stormy Seas
Sr. Christina Neumann
July 13, AD2019
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“Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.” This past Sunday, the responsorial psalm at Mass, as quoted above was a beautiful one.
Distractions: I Am Trying to Master You!
Kendra Von Esh
July 12, AD2019
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How many of you have struggled with distractions when you pray? I am pretty sure every person reading this will say, “I have!” However, did
Benedictine Spirituality: Appropriate For our Time
Sr. Theo Kristen Hauck
July 12, AD2019
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Benedictine spirituality is rooted in the cultivation of good habits. The Benedictine motto, “Prayer and Work,” highlights this simplicity of obedience to our daily duties.
A Graphic Novel of an Original Superhero
Pete Socks
July 11, AD2019
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We are in the age of the comic book hero. Marvel and DC rule the box office. It has become evident that comic books are
Science Has Proven Faith
Greg Chrysostom
July 11, AD2019
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Last month, I concluded an article by asking how we can know for sure that Catholicism, in particular, is God introducing Himself to the human
The Continuing Impact of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Dr. Allison Low
July 10, AD2019
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Did you know that among Christians, the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe is the most visited pilgrimage site in the world? It is estimated
Do You Have a Death Wish?
Christopher Reilly
July 10, AD2019
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Who would have a death wish? Stuntmen, firefighters, and perhaps some customer service representatives (like the guy I was on the phone with for an
Why We Can Trust the Gospels as History
JP Nunez
July 9, AD2019
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Are the Gospels trustworthy as history? Did the stories they tell about Jesus really happen? Christianity is a historical religion, a faith that’s based on allegedly historical
Bring Back Traditional Dating
Andrea Bear
July 9, AD2019
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Today’s dating scene has dramatically changed the scope of courtship with the use of technology and smartphones significantly impacting how people communicate. Going on a
The Holy Spirit: Our Guide To All Truth
Deacon Greg Lambert
July 8, AD2019
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[Jesus said to his disciples:] “I have much more to tell you, but you cannot bear it now. But when he comes, the Spirit of
A Marian Road Trip – Off the Shelf 132 with Marge Fenelon
Pete Socks
July 8, AD2019
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Off the Shelf 132 – Marge Fenelon Ever want to take a trip checking out some of the great Marian sites in the United States?
Promises of the Parable of the Vine
Dr. Pamela Mandela
July 7, AD2019
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The power we have in prayer depends largely on the kind of life we lead, and the relationship we have with God. When I come
Reconciliation Revisited II
Dan Byron
July 7, AD2019
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During the first article on reconciliation, we explored the concept of Metanoia and began an examination of conscience using the Beatitudes as described by Paul
