Suicidal Thoughts
Father John Catoir
June 4, AD2018
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When you have a little time, please visit my website JohnCatoir.com, and scroll down past the white cross, then click on the left side under
Christian Men, Take The Beating
Rob Marco
June 3, AD2018
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A few months ago I started reading a book entitled, The Heavenly Man, about a certain Brother Yun, who became “a great fighter and a
The Sign of the Cross is Powerful
Edward Monti
June 3, AD2018
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The sign of the Cross is one of the most widely recognizable and controversial symbols in the world, as well as the most powerful symbol.
“Last Things:” C. P. Snow Revisited
Bob Kurland
June 2, AD2018
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For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the
Overcoming Dryness in Prayer
Michael Cretaro
June 2, AD2018
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There’s probably a good chance there are others, like me, who get bogged down in their everyday attempts to pray. But not giving up on
Get Fit to Let God into Your Life Part 1
David Torkington
June 1, AD2018
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I was so sorry to hear that my boyhood hero died recently. His name was Roger Bannister, or Sir Roger Bannister as he became later.
Our Society’s Greatest Addiction
Marty Dybicz
May 31, AD2018
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What is the greatest addiction today? Opiates? Alcohol? Gambling? Mobile phones? Sex? Video games? Nicotine? The list of candidates could get very long. In the
Praying For The America I Remember
Dan Byron
May 31, AD2018
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The America I Remember Still Exists Frequently, I feel as if I had been born as the Wisconsin Glacier retreated from New England. In reality, of course,
It’s Okay to Not Meet Your Child’s Needs
Julie Machado
May 30, AD2018
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With my first child, I rigorously studied infant sleep schedules and development books and felt like I was giving my baby everything she needed. With
It Is More Blessed to Give Than to Receive
Kevin Aldrich
May 30, AD2018
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Do you know who said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”? According to St. Paul, these are words of the Lord Jesus
Men and Women and the Authority of God
Susan Skinner
May 29, AD2018
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The LORD God then took the man and settled him in the garden of Eden, to cultivate and care for it. The LORD God gave
Asking the Question, “Where Was God?”
Nicholas LaBanca
May 29, AD2018
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There is no way of escaping it in our culture’s 24-hour news cycle. There’s no way to escape witnessing the evils that are carried out
A Dog Without a Leash
Betty Parquette
May 28, AD2018
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Some time ago I viewed a video of a man who took his dog with him to talk to teens. The dog was off of
The Patrick Coffin Show: Does Fatherlessness Cause Atheism? Dr. Paul Vitz
Patrick Coffin
May 28, AD2018
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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
Knowing the Holy Spirit: Insight from the Gospel of John
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
May 27, AD2018
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Who is the Holy Spirit? We must never forget how important it is to formulate a question in order for our minds to understand what
Signal Graces: How the Blessed Mother Encourages Her Little Ones
Suellen Brewster
May 27, AD2018
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Praying the rosary is a devotional practice by which the faithful meditate on the mysteries of the lives of Jesus and Mary. In purposefully slowing
Let Boys be Boys;
BSA No Longer Fosters Male Bonding
Tom Collingwood
May 26, AD2018
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So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them: — Genesis
Splendors of the Light
Carol Monaco
May 26, AD2018
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Among the many wonders of spring are the light of day that grows longer and the warmth of the sun that beckons the flowers to
Pope Francis on How Contemplation Leads to Action
Patrick Malone
May 25, AD2018
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Pope Francis’s recent apostolic exhortation, Gaudate et exsultate, on holiness in the modern world, initially seems to privilege charitable action over prayer and contemplation, saying
Liturgical Abuses and Moral Corruption
Birgit Jones
May 25, AD2018
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There is a long-debated bone of contention between various members of the Body of Christ about liturgical abuses in the Church. Not only are there
Christians Are Restored Partakers of Divine Nature
Pamela Mandela
May 24, AD2018
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How many Catholics really grasp the fact that Christians are partakers of divine nature? How many of us actually participate daily in God’s divine nature? In
To the People of Ireland and the World
Guest Contributor
May 24, AD2018
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On May 25, 2018, a referendum will be held in Ireland on whether to repeal or retain the constitutional ban on abortion. How the Irish decide
