The Myth of Having it All
Leticia Adams
December 1, AD2015
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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
Columbus, Catholicism and Courage
Donald R. McClarey
October 8, AD2015
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“This, indeed, is probably one of the Enemy’s motives for creating a dangerous world—a world in which moral issues really come to the point.
All Those Moves, and Still Home
Dan Byron
October 4, AD2015
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So long as the weather was neither too wet nor too cold in Groton, Massachusetts, the students would process out to a grotto during the
Women Today: A Woman’s Perspective
Karen Reep
September 19, AD2015
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As a woman, I understand completely the complexities of the female world. As young women, we are raised to be independent, hard-working, and confident. These
Planned Parenthood: The Price of Justice
Todd Nolan
August 17, AD2015
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Recent videos, recorded by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), will continue to add to the mounting disapproval of Planned Parenthood’s (PP) methods of
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
Contemporary Culture Wars: Is History Repeating?
Kevin Symonds
July 26, AD2015
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Lately, there is a lot of talk within Christian circles how to live the Faith in the midst of a morally-decaying (and increasingly hostile) Western
That Despicable New Minion Movie
Birgit Jones
July 10, AD2015
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As is our habit for July birthdays, my adult daughter and I go to a movie to celebrate. This is a decades long tradition for
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
Strap on Your Bib, It’s Time for Humble Pie
Birgit Jones
May 27, AD2015
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Never say never. That’s what they have always said. And how true it is – both in this world and regarding Eternal Life! If you’re
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
Young Pro-Life Leaders Gather at Camp Joshua, Nevada
H. L. Duncan
May 4, AD2015
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“So the people shouted, and the trumpets were blown. As soon as the people heard the sound of the trumpets, they raised a great shout,
Monsters are Among Us!
John C. Connell
April 30, AD2015
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When we were children, monsters would move from movie screens and story books to the shadows in our rooms or dark corners of our imaginations.
One Marriage, the State and God
H. L. Duncan
March 3, AD2015
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There have been perhaps a gazillion or two marriages since God ordained the Sacrament, as well as time and space and everything else He created. However, I could be
Let’s Be Reasonable About Vaccines
JoAnna Wahlund
February 4, AD2015
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Readers, please do not write me off as a rabid “anti-vaxxer,” because I am not opposed to vaccines in general, nor do I dispute their
The Attractiveness of the Christian Message
H. L. Duncan
November 10, AD2014
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I know this is old news now, but so is the resurrection of Jesus. The Extraordinary Synod on the Family that ended on October 19,
Hope in Front of Me
Autumn Jones
September 3, AD2014
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If there is any process that can take your sense of hope, doubt, faith and trust, put all of them in a blender and see
Evangelizing for Life – Chemo While Pregnant
Birgit Jones
July 25, AD2014
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Pope Francis has repeatedly urged us to evangelize. His oft repeated message calls us to share the word of God where we are, saying, “The
Facebook: 5 Ways It Can Bless Your Life
Birgit Jones
June 27, AD2014
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Facebook is a vastly overused, much maligned facet of social media. Of that there can be no denial. We’ve all read stories of mothers neglecting their
Summer Readiness: 5 Things Catholics Forget
Anabelle Hazard
June 12, AD2014
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You’re on vacation, zip open your suitcase and slap your forehead when you realize that you forgot to pack your sunhat, flip-flops, band-aids, and lipstick
How My Mother’s Mistakes Strengthened My Faith
Birgit Jones
May 30, AD2014
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church upholds the biblical directive that parents are the first (and most important) teachers of their children. What we
