The Dwelling Place
Carol Monaco
May 30, AD2019
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In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a
Holy Hacks as Easy as 1..2..3!
Pete Socks
May 30, AD2019
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Growing in holiness doesn’t have to be hard. In fact in can be quite easy. With a little creativity one can easily hack their way
The Truth About the Priest Abuse Data—Father Paul Sullins, Ph.D.
Patrick Coffin
May 29, AD2019
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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
St. Therese: Transforming the Ordinary into the Extraordinary
Sabrina Vu
May 29, AD2019
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As children grow, they develop best when surrounded with trustworthy, loving guidance. For St. Therese, God existed at the center of her being as the
Through the Darkness: Funding Abortion Against Our Wishes
Masha Goepel
May 28, AD2019
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This week, my state passed a bill which would require Medicaid to pay for abortions. Taxpayers in Maine will now be funding Planned Parenthood. We’re
The Bible Made Me “More” Catholic
Greg Chrysostom
May 28, AD2019
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I grew up in a nominally Catholic home; one in which I was forced to go to church about 49 or 50 Sundays of every
Being Jesus’ Light in Disorienting Times
Suellen Brewster
May 27, AD2019
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But whoever lives the truth comes to the light, so that his works may be clearly seen as done in God. (John 3:21) These words
Making Time for Prayer – Off the Shelf 126 with Deacon Greg Kandra
Pete Socks
May 27, AD2019
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Off the Shelf 126 – Deacon Greg Kandra Tired of living the rat race and not making enough time for prayer? Think squeezing time into
Love of God Includes Trust and Holy Fear
Edward Monti
May 26, AD2019
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The Church’s teaching that we must have both trust in God and “fear of the Lord” seems contradictory at first glance. Recently, reflections from an
Jesus Says,”I’m Gonna Dance With Who I Brung”
Guy McClung
May 26, AD2019
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It’s a pretty bleak scene on Calvary. Of the twelve apostles, the first twelve men ordained priests the night before, one hanged himself as Jesus
What the Catechism Says about Immigration
Paul Kniaz
May 25, AD2019
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church has something to say about immigration, not because it is a hot political topic, but because it is a
The Catholic Case Against White Nationalism
Anthony S. Layne
May 25, AD2019
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White nationalism and postmodernism constitute a kind of yang and yin in Western politics. Where the latter has fed for many years the worldview of
Innocence and Promoting the True Reality
Todd Nolan
May 24, AD2019
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Social media’s grasp on reality constantly inundates our youth with images and material that create confusion. This concerted effort breaks down and destroys their innocence,
Do Not Be Afraid of the Storm
Susan Skinner
May 24, AD2019
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Recently people have been questioning me about the confusion swirling all around us. How are we to handle the confusion? What exactly should we do?
Biblical Surprises Abound
Pete Socks
May 23, AD2019
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Scripture study. It’s something we Catholics are often accused of not doing. Our Protestant brothers and sisters sometimes even claim we do not even read
The Fifteen St. Bridget Prayers to our Lord in his Passion
Jim Dougherty
May 23, AD2019
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It is natural to dwell on our own suffering, but in the Fifteen St. Bridget Prayers, our attention is focused on the suffering of our
“To Contemplate and to Share the Fruits of Contemplation With Others”
David Torkington
May 22, AD2019
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I just received a devastating email from a one-time fan to say that in my most recent article, ‘some of the stuff’, I wrote in
Dismantling Popular “Gotcha” Statements (PGS)
Ray Sullivan
May 21, AD2019
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How many times have we all been in conversation with a person, when, out of the blue, he makes a popular“Gotcha” Statement (PGS) that is
Uncharitable Passions II: The Deadly Sin of Wrath
Anthony S. Layne
May 21, AD2019
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Wrath — an old-fashioned word, today almost used only in reference to God’s anger and in “Battle Hymn of the Republic”, from which novelist John
Saints and Sinners in the Cristero War – Off the Shelf 125 with Father James T. Murphy
Pete Socks
May 20, AD2019
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Off the Shelf 125 – Father James T. Murphy Don’t know much about the Cristero War? There’s a book for that! Join Msgr. James T.
Listen for Jesus: The 50 Days of Eastertide
Cynthia Millen
May 20, AD2019
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Eastertide is a time to listen. I was blessed to spend Easter in one of the most gorgeous places on Earth: the northern coast of
Is Marriage Done For?—Dr. Scott Hahn
Patrick Coffin
May 19, AD2019
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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
