God’s Power and Mercy
Stephanie H. To
May 30, AD2016
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In the Summa Theologiae, II-II, q. 30, a. 4, St. Thomas Aquinas writes: “It is proper to God to exercise mercy, and he manifests his
Make a Heartfelt Connection to the Eucharist
Lilla Marie Lottinger
May 29, AD2016
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How often do we hear of a spouse (usually the wife) struggling in their marriage because of a lack of deeper, heartfelt connection? And
The Eucharist: Overcoming the Forbidden Fruit
Ray Sullivan
April 13, AD2016
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There is so much to be said about the Eucharist. It is Christ’s supreme gift of Himself to mankind. We can never truly thank God
The Most Holy Rosary: Our Simple Breviary (Part 2)
Cynthia Millen
February 19, AD2016
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Author’s Note: This article is the second in a five-part series examining the beauty and medication of the Most Holy Rosary. This series is dedicated
The Eucharist: The Perfect Valentine
Dawn Carpenter
February 14, AD2016
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For Valentine’s Day this year, I am taking a new approach. No more chocolate, fancy dinners or jewelry. This year’s gift is the ultimate. This
The Mass: Calvary Made Present for Each Generation
Ray Sullivan
February 11, AD2016
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The Holy Mass is the re-presentation of Jesus’ sacrifice on Calvary, in a real liturgical manner. At the Last Supper (also known as the First
Praising and Thanking God, Now and Forever
Ray Sullivan
December 31, AD2015
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There are not too many things in life that are certain, as the saying goes, except for death and taxes. But in addition to those
A Masculine View from the Pew
Ray Sullivan
December 3, AD2015
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There are constant reports about how attendance at Mass continues to fall, and how this is mainly due to the disinterest of men. In one
Thanksgiving: Our Duty and Our Salvation
Stephanie H. To
November 26, AD2015
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“What do you say?” Every parent has probably said that phrase at least a hundred times to their child, a reminder for the child to
Christian Relationships and the Communion of Saints
Stephanie H. To
November 8, AD2015
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Not too long ago, the rector of the local Cathedral died after a battle with cancer. Though not entirely unexpected, his departure from this life
Dear Cardinal Kasper – What Remarriage Really Says to the Divorced
Kerri Lynn Bishop
October 25, AD2015
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Dear Cardinal Kasper, There’s something I don’t think you understand about the whole divorce, remarriage without an annulment, and receiving the Eucharist thing. There are
Personalizing the Passion of Jesus Christ
Ray Sullivan
September 14, AD2015
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There are so many observations that we can think about while reading the passion of our Lord. Here are just a few of my thoughts.
Corpus Christi: Do You Believe?
Mike Eisenbath
June 8, AD2015
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Do you remember the old advertising slogan “Is it live? Or is it Memorex?” Christians the world over sort of ask a similar set of
The Trees of Life
Ray Sullivan
May 23, AD2015
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In the Bible, we learn the names of two trees in Paradise. One is the tree of knowledge of good and evil, which had
The Blessings of New Beginnings
Todd Nolan
May 19, AD2015
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These past few weeks have been filled some wonderful examples of “firsts”. For starters, our family attended this year’s Easter Vigil, where we witnessed the
Saints and Saintmakers
Ray Sullivan
April 25, AD2015
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Most of us would really like to be in heaven one day. The alternative is unthinkable. The only problem with getting into heaven is that
You Can’t Have Jesus Without the Church
Victor Ajluni, MD
March 13, AD2015
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Of all the many movements within Protestantism, among the most disturbing is the notion that one can have Jesus but does not need the Church.
Be The Tabernacle
Victor Ajluni, MD
November 21, AD2014
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Can the infinite and eternal God become small enough to fit inside of us, body, blood, soul and divinity? The ENTIRE Christ, not an abstract
The “Spirit of Vatican II” Parody Mass
Matthew James Christoff
November 21, AD2014
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Most are familiar with parody. Parody is “an imitation of the style of a particular genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect” or “an imitation
When Communion is Like Sex Outside Marriage
Patti Maguire Armstrong
November 6, AD2014
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I looked down at the half loaf of French bread that had just been handed to me. The Evangelical pastor had called it the body
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
Quantum Mechanics and the Real Presence–Which Reality are We to Believe?
Bob Kurland
September 29, AD2013
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Tantum ergo Sacramentum Down in adoration falling veneremur cernui;
My Friend And The Eucharist
H. L. Duncan
March 4, AD2013
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THE FRIEND I have a friend and I am not sure, but I think she is a little younger than I am now. I won’t
