On the Simplicity of God
Todd Nolan
October 31, AD2015
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St. Thomas Aquinas, in his ability to know Who and What God is, chose a unique path in which to travel. Many are familiar with
Halloween: Don’t Be Spooked, It’s Catholic
Birgit Jones
October 26, AD2015
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Halloween, often feared by Evangelicals, is not the satanic celebration of evil it is sometimes portrayed to be. Catholics know this is a day to
How Does the Pope “Force” Me to Have Children?
JoAnna Wahlund
October 24, AD2015
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According to Cosmopolitan magazine, “feminist” activist Gloria Steinem said the following about Pope Francis: I had this thought that we should have this massive education
The SSPX and the Catholic Church: A House Divided
Peter Lyons
October 12, AD2015
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There are over a million members of the Society of St. Pius X (“SSPX”) in the world today, and all of them, whether they are
Pray For Me: Understanding Pope Francis
H. L. Duncan
October 12, AD2015
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The pope is always one-of-a-kind on the world stage, and has no competition except for Satan and his followers. If there are any human
The Golden Rule In The Workplace
John C. Connell
October 11, AD2015
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“Do to others whatever you would have them do to you. This is the law and the prophets.” – Jesus (Matthew 7:12) The Golden Rule.
Pope Francis: A Crusader for Hope and the Common Good
Todd Nolan
October 2, AD2015
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The Holy Father’s stay in America may be over, but his impact will be felt for quite some time. His visit provided multiple
Marriage: The Enigma in the Room
H. L. Duncan
September 26, AD2015
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We are indeed a peculiar lot. We evolve and change, push and pull, vote then cheer or sulk. Often the powerful just invent some feature
The Beauty of the Family in the Church
Paul Senz
September 25, AD2015
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Pope Francis is in the midst of his first-ever visit to the United States. Ostensibly, this visit is for the Holy Father to join
Overwhelmed? You Bet, But I Wouldn’t Miss It for the World
Kari Curran
September 20, AD2015
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Recently, I loaded five of my nine kids into our 12 passenger van and headed off to Costco to stock up for the week.
Religious Pluralism and the Contemporary World
Kevin Symonds
September 15, AD2015
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Several weeks ago, I published an article entitled Contemporary Culture Wars: Is History Repeating? Since the publication of that article, some significant issues and/or
No Terror By Night, or Day!
John C. Connell
September 14, AD2015
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On Friday we all reflected on the events of 9/11, 14 years ago. It was been unavoidable, if you turned on a television, radio
5 Reasons Abortion Remains Legal
Birgit Jones
September 9, AD2015
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Here we are, forty-two years later, and the ill-conceived legal right to abortion still targets the most innocent members of our society. Despite prayer, educational
A Humble Love for a Hurting World
Leticia Adams
September 5, AD2015
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It seems not a day goes by without a headline story about the culture wars. Everyday there is controversy about gay marriage, abortion, contraception or
Do You Not Yet Have Faith?
John C. Connell
August 17, AD2015
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For me, the word yet jumps out most in this article’s title. When will we finally cast fears aside? Is it by choosing to focus on
Chapter 10 of Love is Our Mission: “Choosing Life”
Kevin Aldrich
July 27, AD2015
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This column is the tenth in a series of introductory essays on “Love is Our Mission: The Family Fully Alive,” the preparatory catechesis for the
Keeping Faith While Grieving
Karen Reep
July 25, AD2015
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I am hoping that writing this article will be therapeutic for me. I could not write at all for a few weeks. My twenty-year-old nephew
Catholic Marriage after Obergefell: Doctrine and Discipline
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
July 15, AD2015
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The recent Obergefell v. Hodges Supreme Court decision declared that legal marriage must be extended to same-sex couples. This is a monumental legal decision
Birthday Cakes and Faith
Birgit Jones
July 2, AD2015
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For her birthday today, I decided to bake my daughter’s favorite – Chess Cake. It’s an old recipe, from a great-aunt who died 30 years
Staying Catholic: “Lord, to Whom Shall I Go?”
Denise J. Hunnell, MD
June 16, AD2015
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The Pew Research Center released a report, America’s Changing Religious Landscape, documenting the precipitous decline in the number of Americans who identify as Christian. The
Keep Calm and Rely on Sound Doctrine
Birgit Jones
June 15, AD2015
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The times, they are a-changin’. It can arguably be said that we are in a moral crisis mode unequalled in history. Certainly, there have been
Ignore Those Walls!
John C. Connell
May 29, AD2015
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We live in a hectic, deadline driven world. Whether at work or home, things are either speeding towards us from all sides, or we are
I Complain, Therefore I Am
H. L. Duncan
May 25, AD2015
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The popular atheist blogger, Hemant Mehta, ponders change with the question, “What happens when atheists are no longer a minority?” He mentions the human need
Beware, These Aren’t Your Parents’ Scouts!
Birgit Jones
May 21, AD2015
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This isn’t your parent’s scouting! As if it’s not bad enough that the Girl Scouts of America are in cahoots with abortion giant Planned Parenthood,
