Living the Obstacles of Being a Catholic
Daniel Mark
October 3, AD2020
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It is not easy to be a Catholic in the world today. We might not become a martyr for the faith but in a quiet
Ruth: A Biblical Role Model For Women
Laurika Nxumalo
September 17, AD2020
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The teachings in the Book of Ruth do not feature much in Christian Theology or the Jewish Canon but the history of Ruth is illustrious.
Anti-Semitism / Anti-Christianism: Equal Partners in Hate
Larry Peterson
September 14, AD2020
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Too often throughout history man has allowed hate to control his actions. Anti-Semitism is a hate that has been around for far too long. My
Love God Back
Janet Meyer
August 19, AD2020
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Did you know that St. Augustine wrote a 6-series work on music theory? He called it “De Musica“. Until this week, I had no idea.
Loneliness is A Deadly Epidemic spurred on by Covid-19
Larry Peterson
August 13, AD2020
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I have learned that loneliness has no boundaries. It stretches out its tentacles and wraps them around those who may have lost a spouse, a
Prayer as Punishment?
Cecily Lowe
August 4, AD2020
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Before I explain my thoughts on why prayer should not be used as a punishment for children, first I need to explain what I specifically
When God Gives Us Dogs
Janet Meyer
July 14, AD2020
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I became interested in the relationship between God and dogs when I began to pray for those suffering from Coronavirus. My husband and I have
Discerning a Priest’s Orthodoxy
Dan Habshi
July 12, AD2020
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Have you ever gone to Mass and listened to a new priest who left you feeling confused? At first glance, he seems orthodox, but there
The Virtues: The Remedy for Our Times
Janet Meyer
June 13, AD2020
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Lately, the daily news is full of images of burning and looting in our cities. Prior to that, it was becoming difficult to express our
Rely on Sound Doctrine, Then Keep Calm
Birgit Jones
June 9, AD2020
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The times, they are a-changing’. We are in a moral crisis mode unequalled in history. Certainly, there have been depraved and godless societies before us
Catholic Reception and Culture Shock
Mark Belanger
April 16, AD2020
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Culture shock is something people experience when they enter an environment with different underlying assumptions and views on how things work. But the “shock” part
Prayer: For Such a Time As This
Janet Meyer
April 15, AD2020
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But save us by thy hand, and help me, who am alone and have no helper but thee, O Lord (Esther 4:14). My dad spent
Praying Our Way Through the Pandemic
Laura DeMaria
March 26, AD2020
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Rather than giving in to a feeling of helplessness in the midst of the global pandemic, Christians are called to act. One of the fundamental
What’s Wrong With the Singleness Obsession?
Cecily Lowe
March 25, AD2020
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Lately, I’ve seen a lot of ads implying that singleness, or at least childlessness, is a great thing. The implications range from a women’s subscription
Why Small Things Are Spiritually Beneficial
Cecily Lowe
January 28, AD2020
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Like a lot of people, I would like to lose weight, but I never found diet and exercise programs to be the easiest undertakings in
We Need to Hear Life is Hard
Julie Machado
December 10, AD2019
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In an interesting talk between Bishop Barron and Jordan Peterson, Jordan Peterson talks about how people fill up auditoriums by the thousands to hear him
Online Course on Discipleship Offered by SHMS
Gene M. Van Son
November 9, AD2019
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Catholics who take discipleship seriously may be interested in a new, free, four-week online course being offered by Sacred Heart Major Seminary. The course is
A Lesson from a Strange Night at Comerica Park
Gene M. Van Son
September 12, AD2019
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Something strange happened in Detroit on the evening of Sept. 10. Maybe it was just happenstance. Or maybe it wasn’t. This article is kind of
The Race Concept is a Pernicious Heresy
Cynthia Millen
August 16, AD2019
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Approximately 327 million human beings are living in the U.S. and, glory to God, not one of those people is like the other. Certainly, they
Is Joy in Family Life Possible?
Julie Machado
August 5, AD2019
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I recently participated in a training course for the International Federation for Family Development, where families met from all over Europe and a couple from
243 Years after our Founding – The State of the States
Gene M. Van Son
July 4, AD2019
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You may have heard about the openly homosexual Pennsylvania lawmaker who posted a video of himself trying to shame a woman saying the rosary outside
The Holy Spirit: Wild and Wonderful
Paul Oakes
February 23, AD2019
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I’d never experienced the charismatic movement before, so I was somewhat excited when several months ago, I had the opportunity to attend a charismatic prayer
