Advent Thoughts and Musings
Ray Sullivan
December 19, AD2024
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So now we are in the holy season of Advent, which looks forward to the second coming of Christ. All of the scary readings of
Is ‘Merry Christmas’ a welcome tradition or a defiant cheer?
Dennis Dillon
December 7, AD2024
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Four years ago I asked here are CS, is “Saying Merry Christmas an Act Of Defiance To The Secular Left?” This year I am asking
Is Saying Merry Christmas An Act Of Defiance To The Secular Left?
Dennis Dillon
December 10, AD2020
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Innocently wish someone a Merry Christmas, and you might get any one of several angry retorts, such as “I’m not Christian, and that offends me,”
The Greatest Challenge to the Catholic Faith
Marty Dybicz
July 2, AD2018
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This column is about worldview (metaphysics and epistemology) although it touches on social justice and politics as well. It is about the greatest challenge
Let Boys be Boys;
BSA No Longer Fosters Male Bonding
Tom Collingwood
May 26, AD2018
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So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them: — Genesis
Cardinal Burke On Female Altar Servers
Kevin Symonds
January 12, AD2015
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On January 5, 2015, Matthew James Christoff of the organization The New Emangelization published an interview he conducted with Raymond Cardinal Burke. In this interview,
