Summer Reading: June
Masha Goepel
June 23, AD2025
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Summer is barely starting here in Northern New England. The trees are green, the grass is tall, but the air still feels like springtime. I’ve
Fighting the Battle of Ideas with Comic Books
Genesius
October 26, AD2023
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When I was first married, my wife collected books for young girls published during World War II. My wife had some of these as a
Fiction and Faith
Sydney Sadowski
August 12, AD2022
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I rarely read for entertainment. My nose is usually buried in a book of some sort and most often the book is one which is
Books, Screens, and the Modern Catholic Library
Masha Goepel
June 17, AD2020
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Last week I found another old bookstore to frequent. It’s a bright, yellow house on a country road. Like most good bookstores, there’s little in
Do Catholics Watch Film like Fundamentalists?
Patrick Malone
September 20, AD2017
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The silence of the Catholic critic is so often preferable to his attention. -Flannery O’Connor, The Habit of Being Too much Christian “criticism” of film
Sending Books to the Future
Jim Dougherty
July 7, AD2017
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Twenty-five years ago, I started unknowingly sending to my parents, from one thousand miles away, the actual books I would use for my future spiritual
5 Catholic Books For You And Your Teen
Anabelle Hazard
November 26, AD2016
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If you’re on the hunt for Catholic books for you and your teen, here are five to choose from: How I Stayed Catholic at Harvard
Beauty in Entertainment and God
Cecily Lowe
November 22, AD2016
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Last June, I went to see a movie with my father and my brothers. This movie was entertainment intended mainly for an audience of children.
Book Review: “Invited” and Interview With Author Stephanie Calis
Anabelle Hazard
June 30, AD2016
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I have one regret about my wedding day. “Invited: The Ultimate Catholic Wedding Planner” penned by Stephanie Calis had not been published then. “Invited” is
“We’ll Never Tell Them” Review and Interview with Award Winning Author Fiorella De Maria
Anabelle Hazard
May 7, AD2016
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I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Ignatius Press’ latest fiction: the award-winning Fiorella de Maria’s “We’ll Never Tell Them.” A novel about a
Book Review and Interview with Nancy Carabio Belanger
Anabelle Hazard
March 31, AD2016
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“A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good book in the slightest” C.S. Lewis Nancy Carabio Belanger’s latest
Joining the Fellowship: Catholic Lessons from Tolkien
Anna Rose Meeds
May 4, AD2015
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Ragged stuffed animal and hidden depression as my constant companions, I discovered J.R.R. Tolkien during my awkward preteen years. My father, although never an enthusiastic
Books for Catholic Decision-Makers
John Darrouzet
August 12, AD2013
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Below are links to books for decision-makers organized by relevant questions and answers that relate to particular milestones along the Decision-Maker\’s Path ™. Books for
The Great Gatsby\’s Relevance
Abigail C. R. Gripshover
May 21, AD2013
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The Great Gatsby, the popular American novel known for depicting the Roaring 20\’s with striking honesty, is now a major motion picture, starring the great Leonardo DiCaprio
