Whatever Is Noble
I finally had the chance to sit down and watch The King’s Speech. Way before it won all its awards I knew I would like it
Bonnie Engstrom
August 24, AD 2011
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Married Life
Full Fathom Five
Those of you who are familiar with my blog know that my husband and I entered upon our journey toward a sacramental union on a
Calah Alexander
August 24, AD 2011
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Lost and Found
“God assigned as duty to every Man, the dignity of every Woman”- Blessed JPII I think about all that the Lord has done in my
Andrew and Cristina
August 24, AD 2011
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Career
Le Chiese delle Cittá: A Look at Church Architecture
There is no better self-introduction for an architect to make than to exhibit an especially astounding piece of architecture and then to talk about it.
Nathaniel Gotcher
August 24, AD 2011
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Freedom!
People are so obsessed on having our “freedom”….in fact, I remember growing up as a child of the 90’s, with the rebuttal that would settle
Andrew and Cristina
August 23, AD 2011
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Family
Indecision, Choreographed
My middle child, Charlotte, is two-and-a-half. In fact, she may be the most two-and-a-half two-and-a-half year old I think I’ve ever encountered. Among her
Calah Alexander
August 22, AD 2011
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Men's Issues
Do’t, Knight!
Men are not pigs. You see, that’s giving men too much credit. When pigs burrow in the mud and embrace the dirtiness, it is not
Nathaniel Gotcher
August 22, AD 2011
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Religion
How to Save the Galaxy Without Leaving Home
Not to brag or anything, but I can make the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs. Not only that, but I have unambiguously proven my superhuman tactical genius at an elite orbital battle school, in which I obliterated an entire planet and the Formic race with a single strike. Heck, I once helped the Kwisatz Haderach of the planet Arrakis overthrow an entire empire merely by taking over the production of a spice!
Nathan Kennedy
August 22, AD 2011
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New Media
Our Catholic Brand
Consider the following two questions: What are Catholics known for in the world? What do we want to be known for? If you look at
Allie Terrell
August 22, AD 2011
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Married Life
Marriage is Wine
I’m married. Yippee! I’ve been married for almost nine years. We have four beautiful children here on earth and a little darling angel in heaven.
Brent Stubbs
August 22, AD 2011
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Prayer
Into Your Hands, Father
“Father, into your Hands,” we hear Jesus pray from the Cross, “I commend my spirit.” (Luke 23:46) We pray these words every night as part
Sr. Lisa Marie
August 22, AD 2011
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What Makeup Can’t Conceal
I was just looking for concealer. I am a mom; under-eye circles are par for the course. Running low, I snuck away for a
Sarah Babbs
August 21, AD 2011
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Health & Fitness
Thrift, Justice, and the American Way
My husband, patient soul, is not a big fan of documentaries. They’re often dull, they’re seldom short, and they’re typically liberal. (Why is it, for
Jennifer Mazzara
August 21, AD 2011
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New Media
The New Addiction
Is your smartphone separating you from God? We can use modern technology and social media for good things, but they may still distract us from prayer and spiritual reflection.
Anna Williams
August 20, AD 2011
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Spirituality
Catholic Culture: Spiritual Reading
According to reports, and I’m sure that those of us who are actually at World Youth Day can back this up, il Papa Benedetto has announced
Nathaniel Gotcher
August 20, AD 2011
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Spirituality
How To Be Superman
A child knows he can fly; that’s why he tries. Adults have only forgotten. The point is that man is especially able to fly. That he should fly. That a singular event that occurred in recent history makes flying something as likely as a falling.
Marc Barnes
August 20, AD 2011
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There is Some Blue Sky! Let Us Chase it!
“Speak about Christ only when you are asked. But live so that people ask about Christ!” exclaimed Paul Claudel. Claudel, a 20th Century French poet,
J.R. Baldwin
August 19, AD 2011
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Life
Echoes of an Unsung Lullaby
Somewhere in my mind’s many rooms, I hear a sound I dimly recognize– Faint and ghostly, not quite clear– A sound more haunting than piercing,
Nicene Guy
August 18, AD 2011
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Life
Steven Lawson
August 18, AD 2011
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Religion
Spiritual Heirloom
Hello, my name is Elizabeth and I’m repressed. I’m a Catholic woman, after all. The Bright Maidens movement blossomed out of refuting this very concept.
Elizabeth Hillgrove
August 18, AD 2011
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Life
There and back again
A hearty greetings to one and all! I would first like to thank our gracious hosts for allowing me the opportunity to post on what
Colin Gormley
August 17, AD 2011
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