Involuntary Asceticism
Nathan Krupa
February 7, AD2026
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Cold showers are awesome. Just kidding. I hate them. Who doesn’t? But I still took one every day for over a year. Every day. I
Purification on Our Path to God
Dom Cingoranelli
January 7, AD2026
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Conquering mortal sin and leaving behind venial sin are both good and necessary. But we need more, and that’s where purification, both passive and active,
Trying to Be Perfect
David Torkington
October 2, AD2024
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Like most European Catholics I was born and brought up in the aftermath of the Renaissance influenced by a spirituality that owed as much
The Artificial Mysticism of the Great Reset
Steve Smith
May 7, AD2021
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It has been said again and again that secularism is a religion. That assertion accurately reflects the secularism infecting the US and the world. We
Give Me a Word
Rob Marco
June 4, AD2020
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Every now and then I will arrive a few minutes late to daily Mass. I make it a habit in these situations, when the Word
Austerity for Christmas
Julie Machado
December 6, AD2017
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I recently realized how I naturally put on the classical, jazz or fado (traditional Portuguese music) radio stations in my car, without any sacrifice at
Through Prayer, Let Divine Love Suffuse Your Heart
David Torkington
September 25, AD2017
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Like most European Catholics I was born and brought up in the aftermath of the Renaissance influenced by a spirituality that owed as much
