Why I Want to be a Catholic Writer
Tom Thomas
October 2, AD2025
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I was wondering what to do. You are no good at this, your writing quality is like a Whatsapp or Facebook post. The words uttered
Summer Reading: The Catholics
Masha Goepel
July 24, AD2025
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Last month, I spent some time recommending books for summer reading. If you’re my age (41), or older, you probably remember wandering through Meijer (or
Why Catholic Art- Literature in Particular-Matters: Part III
Guest Contributor
June 18, AD2022
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BY: Gracjan Kraszewski Part 1 of this series explained why a society that reads good books, consumes good art, understands the objective reality of truth
Answering Readers’ Comments
Richard Auciello
January 26, AD2022
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As a columnist I have not always done my best in responding to my readers’ comments, that’s why in this article I shall do what
Trust in Jesus
Diana Ragsdale
November 22, AD2021
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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
Catholic Writers Can Be Dead Right
Melanie Jean Juneau
December 2, AD2020
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Decades ago, I read an insight by Jean Vanier, a Canadian Catholic philosopher and theologian, “You can be right. You can be dead right and
Catholic Authors: Pray, Listen, Then Write
Melanie Jean Juneau
March 12, AD2018
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Some Catholic authors write as if they belong to a Church Beleaguered, not the Church Triumphant. Articles tend to be either defensive or angry
