The Hound of Heaven
Edward Monti
December 29, AD2016
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“The name is strange. It startles one at first. It is so bold, so new, so fearless. It does not attract, rather the reverse. But
Amoris and the Dubia: The Controversies Explained
James Hooper
December 29, AD2016
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Some Catholics may be unaware of, or are possibly confused by, the controversy following the release of Pope Francis’ Amoris Laetitia, and the new letter and dubia
Catholic Millennials Who Want to Have Something in Common with Mary Just Need to Say Yes to YCP
John C. Connell
December 28, AD2016
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Are you a Millennial who wants to get involved with one of the most exciting endeavors of the New Evangelization? If so all you have
Merry Christmas and Thank You!
Todd Nolan
December 28, AD2016
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[Editor’s Note: This article was published on Catholic Stand on December 25, 2015. We are republishing here for your holiday enjoyment, since the message is
Greccio and The First Crib
David Torkington
December 27, AD2016
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When the Crusaders opened up the Holy Land to pilgrims, they set the scene for a new dawn in Christian Spirituality in the twelfth century.
We Remain Works In Progress
Dan Byron
December 27, AD2016
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When Martin Luther King would speak about race relations, he would frequently use a quote, originally attributed to an unknown black minister who used it
Of Babes and Martyrs
Stephanie H. To
December 26, AD2016
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One of the great joys of being Catholic is that Christmas last eight days, followed by a whole season for Christmas.While others grudgingly pack away
Finding God in the Lake Effect Snow
Cynthia Millen
December 26, AD2016
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It came earlier than usual this year. Typically the “lake effect” snow doesn’t hit until January and then comes regularly through April. It takes the
Spending My Christmas in Whoville
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
December 25, AD2016
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In the Christmas classic, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the residents of Whoville wake up on Christmas morning to find none of their Christmas
The Light of the Infant Jesus
Nada Mazzei
December 24, AD2016
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The streets are beautiful this time of year. Homes and shops are decorated with colorful lights and festive decorations. Cities and town are filled
During Christmas, Find Christ’s Joy In Your Deepest Wounds
Melanie Jean Juneau
December 23, AD2016
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“In my deepest wound, I saw your glory and it dazzled me.”- Saint Augustine. Most people assume they will automatically feel cheerful during Christmas. Not only does
Volunteering: Why You Don’t; Why We Need You
Dom Cingoranelli
December 23, AD2016
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As part of the Mystical Body of Christ, we’ve each received gifts unique to our position in the Body, with graces that equip us for
Prepare for Christmas: Open Yourself to God in Prayer
David Torkington
December 22, AD2016
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Almost 25 years ago, I spent Christmas with a family who had one son who was adored by everyone. However, that Christmas there was another
Illuminating The Immaculate Conception; Mary’s Marriage-Part II
Guest Contributor
December 21, AD2016
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A wife is bound to her husband as long as he lives (1 Cor. 7:39) If Jesus was born by an act of sacred matrimonial
Illuminating the Immaculate Conception- Part I
Guest Contributor
December 20, AD2016
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During Advent, all Christians reverently turn their attention toward Jesus’ birth. Regrettably, that focus sometimes obscures an essential participant: Mary. Although primarily a Catholic predilection
St. Joseph: Model of a Righteous Man
Paul Oakes
December 19, AD2016
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Christmas is fast approaching, but even for good Catholics, it’s sometimes easy to lose sight of the real reason we celebrate. It also doesn’t help
Who’s Your Patron Saint of 2017?
Laura DeMaria
December 18, AD2016
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As the new year approaches, you may be in a rush to set resolutions for working toward material self-betterment. The usual goals include weight loss,
Hacksaw Ridge: A Review
Donald R. McClarey
December 17, AD2016
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The everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth, fainteth not, neither is weary? There is no searching of his understanding.
Catholic America under Archbishop Carroll
Ann Casey
December 17, AD2016
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What became troubling in America in the late 18th century, with its hard-won freedoms, was instead of maintaining consistent and constant with their Holy Faith,
Living the Season of Advent
Todd Nolan
December 16, AD2016
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It’s that time of year, Advent; time to begin making out our lists for family, friends, and even ourselves. The cards, the presents, the food
The Prayers of the Saints
Dr. Allison Low
December 16, AD2016
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As we strive for holiness on earth with our eyes always on Jesus Christ, we are not alone. Created in the image of the Trinity,
“THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!” A Testimony of Healing
Bart Schuchts
December 15, AD2016
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Have you ever faced seemingly Impossible circumstances? If so, I hope this story offers you some encouragement on your journey to continue to persevere and
