Discernment of Our Thoughts and Prayers
Brandon Schild
May 21, AD2018
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The other night, I woke to a phone call around midnight and then I couldn’t get back to sleep. This could have been due to
The Catholic and Gnostic Views of Materiality Yield Hope and Despair
Bob Drury
May 20, AD2018
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Simply, the Catholic and Gnostic views of materiality are, respectively, Good and Evil, which engender hope and despair. It is paradoxical that the modern adoration
Mary, Mother of the Church: A New Celebration
Nada Mazzei
May 20, AD2018
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Our Blessed Mother is honored under many titles. The faithful have often referred to Mary as “the Mother of God”, “the Mother of the faithful”
Seeing the Face of God in the Poor
Laura DeMaria
May 19, AD2018
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There is a tenet in the Legion of Mary so central to the mission of the apostolate that perhaps all the works and prayers its
Appearance versus Reality: Christ’s Body in the Eucharist
Dan Byron
May 19, AD2018
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One day, a Protestant friend and I were discussing something pertaining to Christianity when my friend made a comment akin to “Jesus said it, and I
“Infinite Jest” Reaffirms The Power of Confession
Fionn Shiner
May 18, AD2018
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David Foster Wallace’s book, Infinite Jest, is unique: hilarious and bleak, enlightening and depressing. Wallace tried on two separate occasions to become Catholic but sadly
Defending the Catholic Church with Scripture
Ray Sullivan
May 18, AD2018
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So there you are being confronted by a Protestant, who asks you some simple bible questions about your personal salvation and the Catholic Church getting
The Promise of Friendship With God
Ken Kniepmann
May 17, AD2018
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You are my friends if you do what I command you. I no longer call you slaves, because a slave does not know what his
God’s Chat with the Devil;
The Vision of Pope Leo XIII
Daniel Demers
May 17, AD2018
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For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength. — 1 Corinthians 1:22-25 INTRODUCTION: STORIES
The Universal Appeal of Jane Austen
Guy McClung
May 16, AD2018
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Celebrated Worldwide, Beloved By Millions: Jane Is Everywhere The Jane Austen Circle of Singapore regularly hosts Regency balls and teas at the Old Parliament Arts
Lessons in Marriage from Mary
Paul Kniaz
May 16, AD2018
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In this article, I wish to examine three ways that Mary can teach us about marriage. This month presents us with the opportunity not only
Living A Fanatical Catholic Life
Cameron Edman
May 15, AD2018
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Society desperately needs passionate Catholics – those who put Church teachings above secular ideologies, who strive daily to grow in the knowledge of God, who
The Courage to Endure to the End
Janet Meyer
May 15, AD2018
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In 2016, images of Discalced Carmelite Sister Cecilia Maria were spread throughout the internet. She died painfully of cancer on June 23 at the age
The Patrick Coffin Show: What Is a Real Man? Gordon Dalbey
Patrick Coffin
May 14, 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
Lord, If This How You Treat Your Friends . . .
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 14, AD2018
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If you try to help a struggling butterfly emerge from the prison of his cocoon, his wings will be permanently deformed. As a butterfly struggles,
Sing a New Song to the Lord
Betty Parquette
May 13, AD2018
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When I was 13, I joined the Jr. High Chorus at my local public school. It was the mid-‘70’s and songs about teaching the world
Understanding Our Call to Have Great Faith
Dr. Allison Low
May 13, AD2018
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There are many situations in our lives where our faith is tested. Confusion and discord within the Church continue today as they have for centuries.
Scripture Passages That Say Jesus Isn’t God
JP Nunez
May 12, AD2018
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Imagine this scenario. You hear the doorbell ring, you open the door, and you see two well-dressed men standing on your porch with smiles on
The Grace of the Catholic Church While Grieving Suicide
Lorelei Savaryn
May 12, AD2018
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Unimaginable Loss Tragedy struck our family in February of this year. My 47-year-old aunt Jeannine, with whom I was close, committed suicide during a night
Pentecost and Eternal Perspective
Mark C. McCann
May 11, AD2018
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When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly a sound came from heaven like the rush of
The Experience of Pain and the Gift of Growth
Alyssa Morrisroe
May 11, AD2018
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I sat down intending to write about joy. It’s one of my favorite topics, and I’m rather fond of the emotion itself. I’ll choose it
Enter Into Christ’s Mystical Body; Let God Take Control
David Torkington
May 10, AD2018
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Just over five hundred years ago, in 1509, Henry VIII became King of England and it was because of him that Protestantism was introduced into
