From Forgiveness to Forgetness
Michele Boyer
November 8, AD2017
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Forgive and forget. Really? Is there such a thing as forgetness of sins? Remembering who or what has hurt us and how is part of
Lessons In Living Out God’s Call For You
Steffani Jacobs
November 7, AD2017
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Let’s imagine a scenario that may be all too familiar to many of us. It’s about living the American dream. John had always dreamed of
When’s the Last Time You Were Told, “Follow Me?”
Jeffrey Stevens
November 7, AD2017
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Out of all the commandments, we are given throughout Scripture, there is one that smacks me in the face multiple times every day. While most
Three Chords and the Truth: Angels and Humans
Deacon Greg Lambert
November 6, AD2017
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Back in the 1950’s, Harlan Howard coined the phrase “Three chords and the truth” about the simplicity and directness of country music. While this description
A Devotional: Prayers of Aspiration
Anne DeSantis
November 5, AD2017
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“Blessed be God forever! Amen and Amen.” Psalm 89:52 Prayers of Aspirations Life can be busy for many of us each day. Whether we are young
Catholic Colleges Must Preserve Their True Mission
Todd Nolan
November 4, AD2017
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Traditional methods within authentic Catholic education are slowly deteriorating. This began, in part, thanks to a controversial movement made by a select number of Catholic
On Choosing a Movie
Julie Machado
November 4, AD2017
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My husband and I enjoy watching movies for a date night after putting the kids to bed. We had a great streak of movie watching
Get Out of Your Own Way and Let God Lead You
Michael Cretaro
November 3, AD2017
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Not all that long ago, when I was not as well off as I am today, I was in the detox unit at a local
Imitate John the Baptist – Friend of the Bridegroom
Kevin Aldrich
November 3, AD2017
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When John the Baptist’s disciples are disturbed that Jesus’ disciples are baptizing people and Christ is increasing in importance, they come to their master to
Beauty: An Abundant, Impractical Encounter With God
Trish Irvine
November 2, AD2017
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Being raised on a farm in rural South Dakota, I believe I understood simplicity and solitude from a young age. While my friends in town
Supporting our Catholic Priests
Sean Morrisroe
November 2, AD2017
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When a country is at war, citizens stand behind their troops fighting the enemy. Communities organize to collect food, clothes and other essentials to make
Private Conscience and the Church
Father John Catoir
November 1, AD2017
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The late Bishop Fulton Sheen explained the matters of conscience and that there are two kinds of truths: “Outer truths, which we master, like the
Thy Will be Done on Earth
Susan Skinner
November 1, AD2017
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Our Father, Who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name; Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give
Praying for Souls Instead of Canonizing Them
Dom Cingoranelli
October 31, AD2017
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Have you been to a Catholic funeral lately? If so, was it a canonization, or was it the Mass of Christian Burial for the faithful
Discovering Our Vocation In A Complex, Messy World
Melanie Jean Juneau
October 31, AD2017
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It has never been easy to discern a vocation, but it is especially difficult for people in the current milieu because modern society is
Your Life Can Be Bountiful
Carol Monaco
October 30, AD2017
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“Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious,…think about these things,” [Phil 4:8] Each one
The Poetry of Molly McCully Brown: A Theology of Broken Bodies
Patrick Malone
October 30, AD2017
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Molly McCully Brown‘s The Virginia State Colony for Epileptics and Feebleminded is a magnificent collection of poems, depicting the experiences of profoundly disabled persons who, shunned
The Goal of Modern Philanthropy: Eliminating the Disadvantages of Fertility
Mary Pesarchick
October 29, AD2017
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For it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of
How to Stop Abortion? Make the Other Choice Possible
Chris Brune
October 29, AD2017
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This month I attended a Pro-Life service at our church. There was great music well-performed, readings, and reports from members of our parish’s Pro-Life Ministry.
Actually, You CAN Fast from Technology
Dan Byron
October 28, AD2017
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From the USCCB, we learn that “For members of the Latin Catholic Church, the norms on fasting are obligatory from age 18 until age 59.
Don’t Forget To Keep Praying For The Faithful Departed
Nicholas LaBanca
October 28, AD2017
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I really miss my Busia. This is what those of Polish descent call their grandmother. She was a great teacher who had a wealth of
Patrick Coffin: From Islam to Christ With Derya Little
Patrick Coffin
October 27, AD2017
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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
