Popular Truth
Foxfier
July 30, AD2013
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Moral principles do not depend on a majority vote. Wrong is wrong, even if everybody is wrong; right is right, even if nobody is right.
Closing the Cafeteria: The Importance of Orthodoxy in Lay Life
Michael Lane
July 28, AD2013
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One of my fondest memories at Baylor was when I first walked downstairs and into the wonder that was my dorm\’s cafeteria. Far away from
Lay Evangelist Michael Gormley Video Interview
Edmund Mitchell
July 26, AD2013
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Coffee Interviews is a series of video interviews of interesting people I would love to have coffee with and pick their brains. Today I got
Reincarnated or Redeemed?
Victoria Gisondi
July 25, AD2013
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The problem with reincarnation is that the belief that our souls are enfleshed again in different forms dismisses any uniqueness of personhood. Not only does
NFP: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Trust My Body
JoAnna Wahlund
July 24, AD2013
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Visit this website for more on NFP Awareness Week. Shortly before my husband and I were married in the Lutheran church (in which we’d
World Youth Day 2013
H. L. Duncan
July 24, AD2013
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I am 72 years old and wish I could, right now, be with those wonderful young people in Rio for the 28th World Youth Day.
The Power of Glibness
Paul Zummo
July 23, AD2013
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The Internet has revolutionized communication and allowed ordinary citizens access to wider audiences, as well as an ability to disseminate information and opinions to ever
Dissenting Catholics and the Conscience
Leila Miller
July 23, AD2013
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A dissenting or \”cafeteria Catholic\” will often assert that as long as one follows his conscience, he is in good standing with the Church. Well,
Are You Looking For a 4G God?
Gabriel Garnica
July 23, AD2013
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In this age where speed of communication is everything, where instant gratification is a bit slow, where people are obsessed with knowing what they will
I Saw What I Saw With Catholic Eyes
Robbe Lyn Sebesta
July 22, AD2013
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When I was a child, I moved through life as if I was on a five-lane freeway. I traveled fast, full of confidence, and feeling
Ignore God, It Works for Me!
H. L. Duncan
July 22, AD2013
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A confident-appearing older man looking at the interviewer beside the camera says: “I envy the little old lady who sits in front of the T.V.
The Very Necessariness of Everyone
Sherry Antonetti
July 20, AD2013
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It was a cold afternoon, but I\’d agreed to a play date at the park and so I trundled the four littles into the van
The Catholic Church is Becoming an Enemy of the State
Greg Yoko
July 20, AD2013
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All Catholics should justifiably be concerned – especially after actions by the U.S. government during the final two weeks of June. How can anyone doubt
Brain Death and Organ Donation
Jay Boyd
July 18, AD2013
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A year or so ago, I renewed my driver’s license – something you only have to do every 8 years in Oregon. The clerk asked
HOW TO FIND FAITH AT THE MOVIES: Your Supreme Ordeal
John Darrouzet
July 18, AD2013
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In the series HOW TO FIND FAITH AT THE MOVIES, I have invited you to take a hero’s journey in search of faith through watching movies. As seen
Destination Definition
Christina Weber
July 17, AD2013
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Part of learning how to grow my business is to be coached. My coach prescribes quarterly review of my success plan / business plan, in
Dangers to the Faith
Patti Maguire Armstrong
July 17, AD2013
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It is holy to love our enemy, but we must recognize him. The guy who takes our parking spot, the cranky neighbor, the difficult in-law…they
Meek, Pious and Brave as a Lion
Donald R. McClarey
July 16, AD2013
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Peter Paul Cooney was born in County Roscommin, Ireland in 1822. He went with his family to America at the age of 5. Raised on
Donna D\’Errico & the Secret of Ağrı Dağı
Stacy Trasancos, PhD
July 15, AD2013
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Donna D\’Errico is a real life modern day explorer. She\’s getting ready to journey into the most amazing and remote location in the world, Mount Ararat
Dying to Self Feels Like Dying Sometimes
Leticia Adams
July 15, AD2013
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When I landed in my first RCIA class I was a hot mess. And I mean a hot mess. I had open gaping wounds from
Not Above the Law: Speeding Tickets and Humility
Autumn Jones
July 15, AD2013
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I knew it the instant I passed him on the two-lane highway. Red and blue lights flashed. He pulled over, flipped a U-turn and was
From Bed to the Public Square
Abigail C. R. Gripshover
July 12, AD2013
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A few years ago Cardinal Francis George of Chicago made a shocking statement regarding the extent of growing religious persecution in the United States; he
