Look To Children For Inspiration
Brandon Schild
April 28, AD2018
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Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs.
Hate, Love, and False Love
Marty Dybicz
April 28, AD2018
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Hate has become very topical—“hate speech,” “hate crimes,” being “hateful.” Yet in the ’60s, when “Love” was widely proposed as the solution—the “Summer of Love,”
Holiness Is Calling:”Gaudete et Exsultate”
Suellen Brewster
April 27, AD2018
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Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has written us a letter, an Apostolic Exhortation. He wrote it to us to orient us away from the world’s
The Life of a Gardener: Prayer and St. Teresa of Avila
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
April 27, AD2018
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This is how it is with the kingdom of God; it is as if a man were to scatter seed on the land and would sleep and
How to Receive God’s Love In the Present Moment
David Torkington
April 26, AD2018
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Some events and some experiences are so awesome that we find it difficult to capture them in words. The first Christians, for instance, found the
Discovering Mercy
Betty Parquette
April 26, AD2018
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” Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. ” Matt. 5:7 Over the years I have experienced God’s Divine Mercy and protection
How Well Do You Know St. Mark?
Laura DeMaria
April 25, AD2018
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Today, April 25, is the feast day of St. Mark, one of the four writers of the New Testament gospels. Did you know he was
Warmth in the World of Religious Sisters
Sarah Greydanus
April 25, AD2018
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Like many things, the religious life is sometimes regarded with fear and suspicion because it is not known or understood. (Throughout this article, unless otherwise
Find Comfort in Christ: Take Off Your Shoes of Sin
Gabriel Garnica
April 24, AD2018
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St. Teresa of Avila once stated, “We always find that those who walked closest to Christ were those who had to bear the greatest trials.”
Bullied for Adhering to the Faith in a Catholic High School
Paul Oakes
April 24, AD2018
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Over the past few months, ‘bullying’ has become a recurring topic of discussion among the members of Fusion, our youth ministry at Immaculate Heart of
Ryan Anderson Razes the Transgender Movement’s Arguments in New Book
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
April 23, AD2018
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One of the greatest compliments of Thomas Aquinas was that he was often better and more persuasively able to explain his opponents’ arguments than the
A Year in a New Land: Reflections from a Recent Convert
Sarah Carey
April 23, AD2018
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On April 15, 2017, I was received into the Catholic Church at my parish’s annual Easter Vigil. As I stood and received the sacrament of
The Patrick Coffin Show: Protestant YouTube Star Becomes Catholic—Lizzie Estella Reezay
Patrick Coffin
April 22, 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
Stagnaro Nails Probability, Ending the Fine Tuning Argument
Bob Drury
April 22, AD2018
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In an essay in the National Catholic Register, Angelo Stagnaro, in explaining probability, hit the nail on the head. In doing so, he nailed shut
A Catholic Chaplain Becomes a Hero
Daniel Demers
April 21, AD2018
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Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I
Mary—Perfect Reflection of Christ’s Light
Matt Chicoine
April 21, AD2018
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During a homily for the feast of the Immaculate Conception in 2014, a priest provided the best analogy to describe the significance of Mary. He
Place Your Bets:The Arnobius-Pascal You-Bet-Your-Life Wager
Guy McClung
April 20, AD2018
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Pascal & His Wager Blaise Pascal, 1623 A.D to 1662 A.D., noted author, thinker, mathematician, and philosopher, is famous for positing a thought argument about
The Call to Evangelize Through Facebook and/or MeWe
Birgit Jones
April 20, AD2018
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Social media is a powerful vehicle for educating and evangelizing modern society about faith, social justice, morality, and the rights of the unborn from the
Sacred Mass: Does Our Behavior Reflect the Sanctity?
Dom Cingoranelli
April 19, AD2018
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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops estimates that some 30,000 people came into the Church at the Easter Vigil Masses this year. That is
Nihilism, Bodies, and Personhood in Black Mirror
Patrick Malone
April 19, AD2018
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Charlie Brooker’s television series, Black Mirror, now residing at Netflix, has earned notoriety for its examination of how people use and rely on spectacular technological
The Demonic Occult
Ray Sullivan
April 18, AD2018
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In America today, as well as in Europe, there seems to be a fascination with the demonic occult. The occult is the belief that there
The Obedience of Mary vs. Eve’s Disobedience
Susan Skinner
April 18, AD2018
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Mary truly is the Queen of heaven and earth. Her obedience shows us what true womanhood is. It is precisely through Mary’s surrender to God
