Grace And Our Response to It
Nate Guyear
March 6, AD2024
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Many people, including my past self, say the word grace without knowing exactly what it is or what it does. We sometimes think of it
Justification Makes Us Truly Righteous
JP Nunez
April 5, AD2022
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If you have studied Catholic apologetics at all, you almost certainly know that one of the biggest differences between Catholicism and Protestantism lies in our
The Sinner’s Prayer and Ongoing Conversion of Heart
Rob Marco
February 25, AD2021
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The “Sinner’s Prayer” has a Protestant connotation. It usually goes something like this: “Lord, I know I am a sinner. I need your forgiveness. Please
Our Catholic Suffering Syndrome (CSS) Part I
Guest Contributor
April 5, AD2018
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“Just offer it up!” It’s an iconic reference that’s become a Catholic spiritual cliché. Dollars to donuts, it was your Mom’s response when you complained
Musings of a Young Parent
Cameron Edman
January 27, AD2018
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Having only been a parent for four years now gives me a relatively limited view of parenthood. On top of that, I am part of
Helping Each Other To Heaven: A Convert’s Perspective on Catholic Marriage
Lorelei Savaryn
June 12, AD2017
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My husband and I celebrated ten years of marriage in May. This decade has brought with it many things including three children and my conversion
A Lesson From a Two Year Old on Holiness
Lorelei Savaryn
May 8, AD2017
4 Comments
Objectively speaking, there is little chance of success if someone attempts bench press 300 lbs and has never lifted weights. There is also little chance
