Strive for Perfection?
Carol Monaco
March 30, AD2025
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We are about halfway through our Lenten journey. How’s it going so far? Sometimes I just want to throw up my hands and call it
Not A Flight of Fancy
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
March 20, AD2023
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A short time ago, I travelled from Italy to Holland to give a couple of conferences regarding Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint John Paul II, and
What to Pack for Our Journey Through Lent?
Deacon Greg Lambert
March 16, AD2023
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In the old days, before Smart Phones and GPS technology, it was almost obligatory to stop by AAA to get a customized map called a
The Arrow of Time
Maurice Williams
January 14, AD2023
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Back in 1927 English astronomer, physicist, and mathematician Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington coined the term “Arrow of Time.” Apparently it was a big deal. As
The Journey Toward the Star
Jacqueline St. Clare
December 21, AD2021
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This December, a series of daily Advent, devotional postings is running from December 1st to December 25th. Journey beside Mary, the Mother of God, as she
The Book of Eli and the Road to Redemption
Mark C. McCann
March 16, AD2020
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I had the opportunity just before the beginning of Lent to watch the movie The Book of Eli (Columbia Pictures, 2010). It is a seemingly
Sent Out to Embrace the Awkward Journey
Paul Oakes
November 19, AD2016
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A while back, my friend Heather suggested a topic for a Catholic Stand article: “What it’s really like to be a youth leader.” The only
In Defense of the Journey
Julie Machado
June 11, AD2016
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I think getting married early, even as early as 18 or 20, is a wonderful thing. Maturity doesn’t necessarily come with age and there is
The Journey to Emmaus: A Model for Educators
Ramon Antonio A. Aldana
April 20, AD2016
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One of my favourite readings during the Easter Season is the Gospel reading on the journey of Jesus together with the two disciples on the
The Journey to the Bethlehem of the Heart
Sarah Huntzinger
January 6, AD2016
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When we grow spiritually cold, we feel the darkness of the long night. The feast of the Epiphany of the Lord helps us to recall
