Books
Sons of Cain: Review
Reviewing Sons of Cain by Val Bianco, much like reading the book itself, is a challenging task for me. When it hits its stride, Sons
Colin Gormley
May 17, AD 2012
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Life
NFP and PR
A week after I got married, I had to visit one of those urgent care clinics for antibiotics (if you think this is too much
Emily Zanotti
May 16, AD 2012
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Killing Mercy
This is the end result. It was obvious not long ago. I was reminded of it when my wife and I sat to watch the
J.Q. Tomanek
May 16, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Robot Armies
For this symposium on mercy and killing most of the writers have been weighing in on the issues of euthanasia and abortion, and with good
Ryan Kraeger
May 14, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Changing “I Can’t” Into Sacred Parenting
Guest post from a Perinatal Hospice Nurse About a year ago, a well known Protestant pastor had a question posed to him on a radio
Guest Writer
May 14, AD 2012
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Entertainment
Coffee and Ritual
In virtually any country outside America where coffee is part of the culture, it is accompanied by a certain kind of ritual. As part of
Ink and Quill
May 13, AD 2012
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Family
404 Error
My brain is not in the least interested in our symposium topic this week. The address for “mercy” + “forgiveness” + “killing” NOT “animals” was
Jennifer Mazzara
May 11, AD 2012
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Columnists
Mary and anti-Catholic bigotry
I just came across a shocking but not surprising video by Pastor Gino Jennings of the First Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in Philadelphia,
Godwin Delali Adadzie
May 10, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Love, Mercy, and Truth
I’ve been working my way through Caritas in Veritate for what seems like forever now. And even though I’m halfway through, I already know that
Kayla Peterson
May 9, AD 2012
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Books
Ghosts, Demons, Chris Farley, and Good
Guest post by J.C. For some unknown reason, it seems like everyone is jumping on the “GHOST” bandwagon. I can’t turn on the television without seeing
Guest Writer
May 9, AD 2012
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Career
How to succeed* in DC
This month, hundreds of college students and recent grads — many of them aspiring politicians — will flock to the nation’s capital for coveted government-related
Anna Williams
May 7, AD 2012
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Religion
LCWR – 5 Reasons to Leave the Labels Behind
Women’s religious orders have been on a divergent path, mirroring the same divide among the Catholic faithful, for some time. The division finally reached a
Theresa Noble
May 6, AD 2012
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Religion
Dialogue with a Heretic
Have you ever sent a tweet only to have someone criticize you for it? That’s what happened the other day. I found a message in
Sr. Lisa Marie
May 4, AD 2012
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Family
Why We Need Work
Last week The Daily Caller broke the news feature about the Labor Department attempting to ban farm chores. When I alerted my dad who is a life-long
Rachel Zamarron
May 3, AD 2012
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New Media
You have my pen…
Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ! My name is Abigail C. Reimel, and I am a Catholic teenager striving to serve God in all things.
Abigail C. Reimel
May 3, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Occupy THIS!
Pope about The Pope Mnsgr Pope recently quoted some remarks the Pope made to the US Bishops during their ad limina visit. One thing that struck
Joseph
May 3, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Euthanasia – Define Your Terms
Guest post from Mr. Jose Trasancos Just ask my wife – I tend to communicate with certain efficiency. I don’t waste words. Euthanasia, ‘mercy killing’,
Guest Writer
May 3, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Death Penalty, Cowboy Culture and G.K. Chesterton
I sometimes sing Toby Keith’s song “Beer For My Horses” to get on my sister’s nerves: “Grand pappy told my pappy back in my day
Julie Machado
May 2, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Exhibiting Mercy
In the ongoing battle against the forces of evil, I think that many Catholics forget to be merciful towards the “killers” of our society. We
Bob Waruszewski
May 2, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Capital Punishment and Mercy Unmoderated
The late Russell Kirk may be numbered among my favorite political philosophers. Not everything which he wrote was good, but much of what he did
Nicene Guy
May 1, AD 2012
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