Conflict, Traditions, and Tolerance
Genesius
February 24, AD2023
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Conflict has always existed in the Church. It is, after all, made up of people who are far from perfect. In the Acts of the
I Cannot Help But Proclaim It
Jacqueline St. Clare
February 23, AD2023
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I must proclaim something to you! The words issue from my mouth as the Holy Spirit inspires me from praying with this particular antiphon in
Hope and the Hell of Hopelessness
Mark Belanger
February 23, AD2023
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“Abandon every hope, all you who enter! — The Inferno by Dante Alighieri, Canto III, Line 9 (Mark Musa translation) Even people who have never
We Are God’s Treasure
Diana Ragsdale
February 23, AD2023
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We should all reflect on God’s abundant mercy, especially during Lent. He truly loves us, regardless of the gravity of our sins. Even if we
The Root Cause of Senseless Acts of Violence
Gene M. Van Son
February 22, AD2023
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On Monday evening, February 13, 2023, Anthony McRae committed a senseless act of violence. He shot and killed three students at Michigan State University (Lansing,
The Way – A Spiritual Journey Through Lent
David Torkington
February 22, AD2023
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If you are travelling to a distant destination you will have to travel by car or coach, by train or ‘plane by ship or space
Lent – The Season of Renewal
Masha Goepel
February 21, AD2023
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Spring seems to be coming early this year in the northeast. Our snow is slowly melting, the sap is running, and Lent is just around
Facts Refute the Error of “Scripture Alone”
James Harris
February 21, AD2023
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Put simply and bluntly, the facts of history and the teaching of Scripture clearly refute the error of “Scripture Alone” that several apostate Catholics introduced
Mission Statements, Anyone?
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
February 20, AD2023
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The employees of a large multinational corporation got the shock of their lives some years ago when its president announced he was quitting his job
Let’s Move Closer To The City of God
Paul A. Escott
February 20, AD2023
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With the imminent arrival of Lent, an observance that American Catholics might consider during this time of introspection and penitence would be to acquire a
Strange Catholic Worlds of Speculative Fiction, 2:
“Dawn of All,”
A Catholic Utopia?
Bob Kurland
February 19, AD2023
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It was curious, too, he reflected, that those who insist most upon the claims of Divinity insist also upon the claims of humanity. It seemed
The Present Moment of His Peace
Sydney Sadowski
February 18, AD2023
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Every morning I read from some type of spiritual writing. Of late I have been reading the writings of the 18th century Jesuit priest Jean-Pierre
Interrupting Scrupulosity
Mary Ennis Meo
February 17, AD2023
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The teaching of Christian morality ought to foster dignity, confidence, and contentment. Knowledge of the Commandments, the Gospel, Church doctrine, and natural law can help
Amazing Grace – How Catholics are Saved
Ray Sullivan
February 16, AD2023
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Catholics are erroneously told by Protestants that we are saved by faith alone, words not found in the Bible. In reality, though, Catholics are saved
Do It For Yourself- You’re Worth It?
Paul Kniaz
February 15, AD2023
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Many say you shouldn’t and can’t expect anything from life. Nobody owes you anything. Instead, you should “Do it for yourself. You’re worth it.” Yet,
Why Do Some People Get Alzheimer’s and Some Not?
Ida Adams
February 15, AD2023
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Alzheimer’s. The dreaded demon that lurks and insidiously works its way into the mind. Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? Yet not one
What God Revealed about Creation
Maurice Williams
February 14, AD2023
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I think human nature has been totally confused by the darkness Lucifer spread contradicting everything God has revealed. So sometimes it is helpful to recall
Share the Good News of Christ
Deacon Steve Greco
February 14, AD2023
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Praise the Lord, now and forever! I am excited because I know that God is in charge and He is blessing us with every spiritual
The Power of Forgiveness
Deacon Greg Lambert
February 13, AD2023
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During his three years of public ministry, Jesus was able to preach and teach in various settings, from the intimacy of a dinner party to
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 2: Drawn to the Tabernacle
Cynthia Millen
February 13, AD2023
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O Gracious Lord Jesus, I, a sinner, presuming not on my own merits, but trusting in thy goodness and mercy, fear and tremble in drawing
“New Thought” Contains the Same Old Errors
Steve Smith
February 12, AD2023
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Whether or not you’ve heard the term “New Thought,” you may have encountered New Thought principles. It seems to be pervasive. In this article I’m
Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation?
John Kubasak
February 11, AD2023
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One of my Protestant friends recently asked me whether the Catholic Church believed baptism is necessary for salvation. The answer is a simple “yes.” But
