Marching On
Todd Nolan
January 22, AD2016
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The Roe v Wade decision still remains unsettling to many. Since that day a culture of death has permeated society, and the world. Nevertheless, many
The Glorious Mysteries of the Holy Rosary
Paul Senz
January 18, AD2016
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Here we come to the end of our series on the Mysteries of the Holy Rosary. Having prayed and reflected on the conception, birth, life,
Discerning Private Revelation: A Particular Pitfall
Kevin Symonds
January 16, AD2016
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Over the course of my now fourteen years of studying and working with the Catholic Church’s theology of private revelation, I have come to understand
Altar Serving: Keeping Young Men Engaged
David Roney
January 9, AD2016
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Every so often the issue of altar serving comes into question, as it has again recently. There is an ongoing, extensive debate over who
Discernment through Experience
Peter Lyons
January 6, AD2016
18 Comments
Discernment is a process that every serious Catholic man must commence at some point, during which he will petition and receive from the
The Mercy of God is a Mystery
Leticia Adams
December 26, AD2015
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The Mercy of God is a mystery. Even for someone like me who has had it poured into my life for the last five years.
Advent and Christmas Traditions for Dads
David Roney
December 11, AD2015
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Advent and Christmas are very special seasons, and offer terrific opportunities to grow in and live our faith as Catholics. Often though, both seasons
Tony Agnesi: The Story of a Storyteller and a Man of Faith
Anne DeSantis
December 9, AD2015
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Have you ever met someone who really made you stop and think, or even rethink, your faith life? Or perhaps you read an article, essay
How about Forgiveness for this Christmas?
John C. Connell
December 7, AD2015
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“If you forgive others their transgressions, your heavenly Father will forgive you. If you do not forgive others, neither will your Father forgive your transgressions.”
The Myth of Having it All
Leticia Adams
December 1, AD2015
5 Comments
The holidays always remind me of how different I am from my husband. He is a doer. He does things. He wakes up every morning
Being Thankful for a Catholic Education
Todd Nolan
November 28, AD2015
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During this time of year, we pause and give thanks for all of the blessings we have in our lives. These blessings become even more
St. Michael and Spiritualism: a Hidden History?
Kevin Symonds
November 28, AD2015
25 Comments
During the research for my book Pope Leo XIII and the Prayer to St. Michael, I came across some intriguing research on the movement known
The Luminous Mysteries of the Holy Rosary
Paul Senz
November 22, AD2015
9 Comments
Today we are continuing the series we began last month on the mysteries of the Holy Rosary. This month, we are looking at the so-called
Our Lady of Fatima and the Reality of Hell
Kevin Symonds
November 19, AD2015
29 Comments
In the apparitions of Our Lady of Fátima, there are 2 striking aspects. These aspects are the miracle of the sun and the famous
On Challenging Homilies
David Roney
November 14, AD2015
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Over the last week there has been some discussion about the importance and length of homilies, as well as how conservatism and fundamentalism may
A Liturgy, A Legacy, and a Choir (Not a Band!)
Peter Lyons
November 10, AD2015
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A friend recently posed a question on Facebook that stayed my scrolling fingers and made me ponder. He asked, “What is worship?” Intuitively, I thought
Look For The Writing On The Wall
John C. Connell
November 9, AD2015
17 Comments
“For I know well the plans I have in mind for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare, not your woe! Plans to give
Blessed Bernard Lichtenberg and Courage
Donald R. McClarey
November 5, AD2015
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“Our wholehearted paternal sympathy goes out to those who must pay so dearly for their loyalty to Christ and the Church; but directly the highest
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
The Holiest Priest I’ve Ever Known
Cullen Herout
October 27, AD2015
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“Jesus Christ is Lord!” I can still hear the booming voice echoing through Dowd Chapel on the campus of Boys Town in Omaha, NE. The
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
Chesterton: The War of the Gods and Demons
Jamey Brown
October 15, AD2015
7 Comments
The wars between ancient Rome and Carthage 264 BC to 146 BC, still have significance today because they molded the face of Europe. They also
The SSPX and the Catholic Church: A House Divided
Peter Lyons
October 12, AD2015
17 Comments
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
The Golden Rule In The Workplace
John C. Connell
October 11, AD2015
2 Comments
“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.
