It Ain’t About the Football
Autumn Jones
October 2, AD2014
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I went to see “When the Game Stands Tall,” the “football movie” as I called it, when I purchased my ticket from the woman at
Does Education Prevent Children From Coming to Jesus?
Kerri Lynn Bishop
August 30, AD2014
25 Comments
My son was a third grader when he first faced prejudice in his classroom. “Mommy, we went to the front of the room to put our tally marks
Throwing Cold Water on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Birgit Jones
August 22, AD2014
19 Comments
Trendy — it’s all the rage in today’s works of charity. Never mind that the theological virtue of Charity should be a staple in the
Evensong and Icons: Exploring My Faith as an Oxford Student
Anna Rose Meeds
July 24, AD2014
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When the boys’ choir began to proclaim the psalm, tears pooled up in my eyes. On my last evening in Oxford, a fellow classmate and
There Are Tiny Catholics Among Us
H. L. Duncan
July 21, AD2014
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We have seen them in our imagination when we first hear of a pregnancy. We may see them in an ultrasound and marvel as they show
Benefits of Being Catholic at a Nondenominational University
Anna Rose Meeds
May 7, AD2014
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\”You are looking into that school?\” Many of my parents\’ friends looked at me with narrowed eyes. \”Every student has to take 20 credits of
10 Things You Need to Be Reminded Of
Chelsea Houghton
February 28, AD2014
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We live in a modern world. We are often blinded by distractions and every now and then we need to be reminded of simple things
Catechism: You Don’t Know Squat
Anabelle Hazard
January 23, AD2014
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It’s really too bad that while the legal profession mandates continuing education for its members to maintain their licenses, the Catholic Church won’t revoke a
What Every Diocesan Bishop Ought To Do
Kevin Aldrich
October 23, AD2013
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The “Year of Faith” will end on November 24. But Pope Emeritus Benedict’s objective must go on: to “rediscover the content of the faith that
OrderWeedNess
Kevin Aldrich
August 26, AD2013
2 Comments
The city I live in thinks my family has a problem with the virtue of orderliness. An inspector has just sent me an “Environmental Violation
Fertilizer for Your Faith Seeds
Foxfier
July 3, AD2013
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I had a conversation with my mom the other day. She was urging me to try to find a different parish, because although I love
Filling the Bucket of Self Esteem
Chelsea Houghton
March 29, AD2013
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Self esteem. A modern essential. Self esteem was a term invented by Sigmund Freud. The concept has taken wing since then, enhancing other modern philosophies.
The Age of Apathy
Chelsea Houghton
February 1, AD2013
11 Comments
I was born in the late 1980s. I\’m too young for wars, civil right movements and the Age of Aquarius. The Cold War and the
Holy Apostles – Setting a Trend for Catholic Schools
Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, Jason Braun, and Nicole Iovine
January 30, AD2013
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Editor\’s Note: This article describes a new program, free course offerings, and how a small Catholic college approaches it differently than larger universities. If you
