Catholic Stand – Page 89 – Living the Truth the Church Teaches

Scraps From The Lord’s Table

Rob Marco April 9, AD2022 6 Comments

Two months ago a good friend’s mother died, less than twenty four hours after my own father-in-law passed away. We lived in the same area,

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Eucharistic Prayer I — From Daily Use to Muted Gem

Larry Peterson April 8, AD2022 7 Comments

Besides giving us Gregorian Chant, Pope St. Gregory the Great gave us the Roman Canon. And up to 1970, the only canon used during the

How To Pray? Three Ways to Encounter the Lord

Hunter Leonard April 8, AD2022 1 Comment

What is prayer and how ought we to pray? It is nearly impossible to hear a homily or read a religious article without receiving the

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The Lenten Gospel Game Plan

John Kubasak April 7, AD2022 1 Comment

There is a kind of ‘game plan’ in the series of Sunday gospel readings during Lent. The readings start with events from the life of

A 40 Days for Life Experience and the Faith Journey

Tom Collingwood April 7, AD2022 12 Comments

Having moved to a new state this winter, I am participating in this spring’s 40 Days for Life vigils at a different Planned Parenthood site

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Should Christians Care About Their Appearance?

Rory Fox April 6, AD2022 27 Comments

This is a question about the specifically religious and moral factors which impact upon Christian decisions about “personal appearance.” It is less interested in the

The Empty Tomb is All the Proof We Need

Joe Tevington April 6, AD2022 10 Comments

And if Christ has not been raised, then empty [too] is our preaching; empty, too, your faith….and if Christ has not been raised, your faith

Justification Makes Us Truly Righteous

JP Nunez April 5, AD2022 21 Comments

If you have studied Catholic apologetics at all, you almost certainly know that one of the biggest differences between Catholicism and Protestantism lies in our

Cast Not Your Pearls Before Swine

Jerome German April 5, AD2022 11 Comments

In a recent Crisis article, Kennedy Hall tells us that he is “done with tolerance”. He goes on to point out that words, adopted by

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How Saint Mother Teresa Impacted on My Life

F. Ruffolo April 4, AD2022 3 Comments

I met Saint Mother Teresa as a reporter when I covered her trip to Toronto; she had a profound effect not only on my life

Erasing Women: The Misogyny of Transgenderism

Cynthia Millen April 4, AD2022 9 Comments

Woman has a genius all her own, which is vitally essential to both society and the Church. (Pope John Paul II, Angelus Message, July 23,

Bring in the Poor, Maimed, Blind and Lame

Deacon Greg Lambert April 3, AD2022 6 Comments

Go out quickly to the streets and lanes of the city, and bring in the poor and maimed and blind and lame (Luke 14:21). The

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Do You Ever Tremble?

Jacqueline St. Clare April 2, AD2022 8 Comments

My Experience I was at the airport, standing at a charging station, waiting for my phone to charge. Near me, sat a man in a

Evangelists Needed, No Prior Experience Required

Guy McClung April 2, AD2022 7 Comments

Looking For the Dirty, Poor, Criminal, Uneducated, Demonic, Pagan, Illiterate, Diseased, Leprous, Blind, Deaf, & Paralyzed The four gospels present a variety of evangelists, most