Be Not Afraid – Soldier On
Tom Collingwood
October 26, AD2025
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October 22 was the feast day for Pope St. John Paul II. As I expounded upon in a past post, he was special to me
You Must Forgive Everyone
Ray Sullivan
May 23, AD2025
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We must forgive others who have hurt us if we want Jesus to forgive us our sins against Him.
Pope St. John Paul II’s Emphasis on God’s Mercy
Joe Tevington
April 6, AD2025
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Aware that some are wrongly fearful of God’s justice, Pope St. John Paul II very much emphasized God’s mercy! It is always true that God
Jesus’ Two Great Commandments
Ray Sullivan
November 22, AD2024
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We all know the Ten Commandments that Moses gave us on Mount Sinai, but Jesus gave us two new ones. Some would say that these
God and Science
Ray Sullivan
June 18, AD2024
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An abundance of well-known celebrity scientists these days are proclaiming that there is no God, because God can’t be proven by the scientific method. This
A Daily Prayer for the Easter Season: Regina Caeli
Mary Ennis Meo
April 19, AD2023
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Imagine the joy of Mary on Easter morning! Think of her recently broken heart, rejoicing beyond her own imagining at the sight of her beloved
The Saints and Mercy
Deacon Steve Greco
July 3, AD2022
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Many of the saints we celebrate and honor today began their lives as very secular people. They were headed in one direction in life when something
Erasing Women: The Misogyny of Transgenderism
Cynthia Millen
April 4, AD2022
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Woman has a genius all her own, which is vitally essential to both society and the Church. (Pope John Paul II, Angelus Message, July 23,
Can ‘Offer it Up’ Apply to the Novus Ordo Mass?
Gene M. Van Son
July 17, AD2021
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Pope Francis motu proprio Traditionis Custodes, is a game changer in the Catholic Church. Instead of defending “the unity of the Body of Christ,” it
Must Christian Wives Be Subordinate to Their Husbands?
Rory Fox
July 7, AD2021
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St. Paul is recorded as saying that “wives should be subordinate” (Ephesians 5:22; Colossians 3:18) and “under the control” of their husbands (Titus 2:5). Some
Vatican II: What Do I Think of It?
Dennis Dillon
November 24, AD2020
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“What do you think of Vatican II?” This question was posed to me just recently by my niece. We were on our way back from a
Catholic Social Teaching and Your Vote, Part II
Scott Davis
October 9, AD2020
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In the first part of this two-part Catholic voting guide, I laid out the principles of Catholic social teaching (CST) and the application of CST
What Socialism Is (and What’s Wrong with It)
Anthony S. Layne
May 6, AD2020
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The word socialism is freely tossed around in the public square, especially on social media. Too often, though, it’s either a misnomer for some government
Medical Care and the Free Market’s Limitations
Anthony S. Layne
April 29, AD2020
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Reform of the American medical care system is necessary not only from the perspective of Catholic social teaching but also from the economic standpoint as
Which Kind of Risk Taker are You?
Gabriel Garnica
February 22, AD2020
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They say that every family needs somebody like me. Your family probably even has someone like me. I am ‘The Careful One.’ I am the
Do You Really Believe That?
Richard Van Kirk
February 4, AD2020
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More than twenty years ago I encouraged my Irish mother-in-law to find a Bible Study group and to “get into the Word.” Because we lived
Grammar Rules, Catholic Schools, and Truth
Cynthia Millen
November 26, AD2019
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What is the relationship of grammar to the truth? People hate the truth for the sake of whatever it is they love in place of
St. Augustine and St. John Paul II on The Fall and Original Sin
Sabrina Vu
October 6, AD2019
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“I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth.” Thus begins the Apostle’s Creed. The world today remains far from the original
How Should the Catholic Church Interact With Science?
III St. John Paul II’s Rapprochement
Bob Kurland
September 8, AD2019
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Turning to the relationship between religion and science, there has been a definite, though still fragile and provisional, movement towards a new and more nuanced
Jesus Suffers Together With Us and For Us
Nada Mazzei
April 18, AD2019
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Holy Week is a time when we walk with Jesus during the last days of his life. On Good Friday, we accompany him as he
What Our Kids Really Want
Cynthia Millen
November 2, AD2018
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The Church and its pastors should courageously propose the Christian ideal corresponding to Catholic moral doctrine and not water it down. —Cdl. Robert Sarah When
On John Paul II’s 40th Anniversary
Guest Contributor
October 19, AD2018
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October 16, 2018, marks the fortieth anniversary of the election of Karol Wojtyła as Pope John Paul II. On October 22, his feast day, John
