Catholic Stand – Page 98 – Living the Truth the Church Teaches

At Mass: Together as One

Carol Monaco December 1, AD2021 3 Comments

Last month, I shared a story with you about my father, a physician, who wrote “Anatomy of the Mass” before he died. For this project,

Lay it Down with the Trinity

Jacqueline St. Clare December 1, AD2021 1 Comment

This December, a series of daily Advent, devotional postings will run from December 1st to December 25th. Journey beside Mary, the Mother of God, as

An Introduction to an Advent Journey With Mary

Jacqueline St. Clare November 30, AD2021 4 Comments

This December, a series of daily Advent, devotional postings will run from December 1st to December 25th. Journey beside Mary, the Mother of God, as

The Most Dangerous Job in the World

Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer November 30, AD2021 5 Comments

November is traditionally considered the month of the faithful departed because November 2nd is the day entirely dedicated to prayer for all those who are

Blue Collar Apologetics: Off the Shelf 231 with John Martignoni

Pete Socks November 29, AD2021 1 Comment

Off the Shelf 231 – John Martignoni Have you ever gotten into one of those conversations discussing the faith with a non-Catholic and felt beaten

An Advent Journey Beside Mary: Mary, Teach Me How To Wait

Jacqueline St. Clare November 29, AD2021 1 Comment

We are all waiting for something. Maybe you’re waiting for your baby to be born. Maybe you’re waiting to finish your schooling. Maybe you’re waiting

Christ Be Our Light!
Hanukkah, Christmas and Physics:
The Theology of Light

Bob Kurland November 28, AD2021 11 Comments

This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness

The Dogs Were in Awe

Patty Knap November 28, AD2021 4 Comments

I gravitate towards anything about Pope St. John Paul II, after having been blessed by him when I was pregnant with my son Jeremy. Only

Don’t Blame God

Richard Auciello November 27, AD2021 8 Comments

Recently I read an article about a diver caught up in a terrible accident. He came to the surface near the shore and was hit

A Catholic Worthiness Score?

Deacon Greg Lambert November 27, AD2021 5 Comments

It is a common practice to pull a credit report on a person applying for a job or a loan. In fact, your credit score

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A Queen Most Powerful

Al Costa November 26, AD2021 3 Comments

In June 1941, an expedition led by Russian anthropologists Tashmuhammed Kari-Niyazov and Mikhail Gerasimov begin excavations in the “Gur-Emi” at the burial site of Timur

Small Children Remember Their Life in the Womb

Melanie Jean Juneau November 26, AD2021 9 Comments

The scientific community is finally beginning to grasp what the ancient Hebrews understood thousands of years ago; an unborn child thinks, feels, and remembers. There

Risk All For Christ

Daniel Mark November 25, AD2021 10 Comments

If we do not risk anything for God, we will never do anything great for him (St Louis de Montfort). Recently, I went to the

Thanksgiving: Give Thanks In All Circumstances

Sr. Christina Neumann November 25, AD2021 1 Comment

As the American holiday of Thanksgiving approaches, I am reminded of how important thanksgiving is at every Mass we celebrate. As the Catechism of the

Preparation for Truth

Christian Daru November 24, AD2021 3 Comments

In the Gospel for Sunday, October 31st this year, Jesus tells a scribe that he is “not far from the Kingdom of God” (Mk 12:28-34).

Grieving: Dreams Can Bring Closure

Ida Adams November 24, AD2021 3 Comments

I belong to a particular club that no parent wants to belong to. The one titled “I lost a child.” It really doesn’t matter whether

Eucharistic Coherence vs. Episcopal Incoherence

Guest Contributor November 23, AD2021 18 Comments

By: Unknown Centurion The American shepherds met last week to draft a document to make the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus and His

The Spiritual History of the Catholic Church

Neil Jopson November 23, AD2021 4 Comments

History involves change. Change can be sudden, it can be slow, but like taxes and death, change is guaranteed. Working out how and why it

Trust in Jesus

Diana Ragsdale November 22, AD2021 4 Comments

Trust in Jesus Jesus knows us through and through. As Catholics, He knows and forgives our past mistakes through the sacrament of Reconciliation. He leads