A Dog Without a Leash
Betty Parquette
May 28, AD2018
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Some time ago I viewed a video of a man who took his dog with him to talk to teens. The dog was off of
Cormac McCarthy’s The Sunset Limited and the Chitchat Apostolate
Patrick Malone
March 21, AD2018
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Cormac McCarthy’s The Sunset Limited, a novel in dramatic form, revolves around a conversation between two men, Black and White, about the existence of
The Other Side of a Vocation Story
Trish Irvine
March 2, AD2018
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I have prayed the Prayer for Vocations a couple thousand times and yet it wasn’t until fourteen years ago that it struck a chord. There
Finding Our True Identity
Cameron Edman
December 11, AD2017
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It’s amazing how much Christian imagery can be found in society today if we look hard enough. Many modern movies and songs indirectly portray the
Can Arithmetic Set an Atheist Free?
Bob Drury
June 14, AD2016
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We may be wary of the truth. Rather than setting us free, we may fear it will impose an obligation. We may be reluctant to
Men and the Rape Conversation
Anthony S. Layne
June 11, AD2016
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Recent events in the story of convicted rapist Brock Turner force the conversation about rape into a deeper understand of this complicated subject. It
The Grocery Line Love Story
Judith Costello
October 5, AD2015
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The grocery store line was long. Really long. “What is wrong with you idiots? Get another checker! This isn’t rocket science,” the young woman called
The Importance of Showing Up
Autumn Jones
October 4, AD2015
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“Life means ‘getting our feet dirty’ from the dust-filled roads of life and history” – Pope Francis Last Tuesday, I had no intention of going to
Lent: Experiencing the Reality of Purgatory
Melanie Jean Juneau
February 27, AD2015
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The Eastern Orthodox Church designates Lent as a time of prayer for those who have gone before us. I think this observance is an appropriate gesture,
Declaration of Independence: A Spiritual Angle
Susan Anne
July 4, AD2014
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With the 238th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence upon us, it seems fitting to ponder the price of freedom and the meaning of true
What is Freedom?
Matthew Brower
July 4, AD2013
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For as long as I can remember, Independence Day celebrations, though filled with family gatherings, fireworks and parades, have also called us to reflect on
