In the Hands of the Laity: Part II
Todd Federici
July 13, AD2025
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Read Part I of In the Hands of the Laity Who’s going to save our Church? It’s not our bishops, it’s not our priests and
Is Virginity Better Than Marriage?
Rory Fox
May 7, AD2022
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The Council of Trent (1545–63) said: “If any one says . . . that it is not better and more blessed to remain in virginity,
Our Personal Vocation Looks For Us
Daniel Mark
September 2, AD2020
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I remember once in high school I wanted to make the basketball team. I was not that good, and I was told to go running
The Domestic Church’s ‘Year of the Interior Life’
Loreto Xavier
May 24, AD2020
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Even though Catholic life in the United States is gradually beginning to bloom again as we return to ‘normal’, the faithful will always treasure the
The Other Side of a Vocation Story
Trish Irvine
March 2, AD2018
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I have prayed the Prayer for Vocations a couple thousand times and yet it wasn’t until fourteen years ago that it struck a chord. There
Catholic Identity Politics and Vocation in the Age of Trump
Patrick Malone
May 22, AD2017
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Surely she had never asked God for anything except that He should let her have her will. And every time she had been granted what
Vocations, Lifestyles, and Doing God’s Will
Todd Nolan
January 19, AD2017
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Today’s society is more preoccupied with encouraging its members to pursue attitudes and careers that lead to personal, self-gratifying fulfillment, rather than the universal, selfless
The Cultural Emasculinization I Saw Hiking
Fr. Matthew Schneider, LC
November 11, AD2016
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I was visiting my family a while back. One day, my sister and I went out to the mountains for a hike up Johnston Canyon
I Still Don’t Understand My Vocation To Fatherhood
Cullen Herout
February 16, AD2016
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It was 5:15 in the afternoon. I had been pacing around the room rocking a fussy baby for about a half hour. The last ten minutes
Vocations: The Elijah\’s Cup
Michelle Fritz
June 11, AD2014
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At our parish, we have a beautiful practice that our priest instituted when he came five years ago. Each Sunday a family is asked to
