What’s Your Eternal Line?
Gabriel Garnica
December 2, AD2025
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A recent article here at CS triggered memories of a another popular game show of the 1950s and 1960s, “What’s My Line.” It was a
12 Steps to Sacred
Gabriel Garnica
June 3, AD2025
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We live in a world which appears to sell sin, all lies, for free. But that is the biggest lie there is. In truth those
Thoughts for All Saints and All Souls Day
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
November 3, AD2022
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“We’re all called to be great saints. Don’t miss the opportunity!” This powerful message is broadcast via reruns of a well-loved TV series of the
Holiness and Mercy
Deacon Steve Greco
August 29, AD2022
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church says of holiness: “The Word became flesh to be our model of holiness: ‘Take my yoke upon you, and learn from
The Feast of Saint John Paul II
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
October 24, AD2021
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We know that the Church honors saints because they give us an example of how to follow the will of God and seek perfection, even
Balancing Personal Holiness and Community in Christ
David Kilby
September 11, AD2020
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Personal development, or self-help, is a growing area of interest in our society. For proof just browse through your local bookstore for books on mental
The Priest as a Victim—Part II
Loreto Xavier
July 31, AD2020
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Just as Christ, the Lamb of God, was both the victim assuming the sin of all humanity, as well as the priest offering the sacrifice
Man-Made Spirituality versus Communion With God
Melanie Jean Juneau
January 9, AD2018
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Attendance at Mass, regular confession, spiritual exercises, fasting, and prayer are wonderful vehicles of grace but if we think pious activities alone will sanctify us,
Christianity “Found Difficult and Left Untried”
Anthony S. Layne
July 6, AD2015
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Of course, I mean that Catholicism was not tried; plenty of Catholics were tried, and found guilty. My point is that the world did not
