Trying to Be Perfect
David Torkington
October 2, AD2024
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Like most European Catholics I was born and brought up in the aftermath of the Renaissance influenced by a spirituality that owed as much
Why We Must Set Our Morality Bars High- Part II
Nate Guyear
April 11, AD2024
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I ended part I of this article on morality with a question – How do we become more like Jesus Christ, perfect as the heavenly
Is it Possible to Be Perfect As Our Heavenly Father is Perfect?
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
August 27, AD2021
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One of the nice things about being an associate pastor of a wonderful parish in a poorer area was that I got to see many
The Beauty of Imperfection
Glenn Slaby
December 28, AD2020
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Beauty? Who defines it? Who should define it? How should it be defined? Every culture has its own interpretation and there is some universal commonality,
Do You Have a Death Wish?
Christopher Reilly
July 10, AD2019
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Who would have a death wish? Stuntmen, firefighters, and perhaps some customer service representatives (like the guy I was on the phone with for an
Justification, Grace, and Unpaired Socks
Melanie Jean Juneau
June 14, AD2019
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Surrendering to the power of the Holy Spirit can seem like an esoteric activity, something to talk about, write about, and perhaps pray about. It
How the Transience of this World Points to Eternity
Cecily Lowe
June 22, AD2018
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Our World Will Pass Away In my senior year of high school, my English teacher showed us three examples of an excellent college application essay.
People of Progress
Autumn Jones
November 26, AD2014
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“Holiness does not consist in not making mistakes or never sinning. Holiness grows with capacity for conversion, repentance, willingness to begin again” – Pope Benedict
Being the “Good Girl”
Anna Rose Meeds
September 23, AD2014
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Good, perfect, holy, sweet, innocent, beautiful, kind, pure – there are so many words that described who I wanted to be ever since childhood. These
