Books
My Dream Has Come True
If 10 years ago you were to have told me I would be a Christian, I would not have believed you. If five years ago
Shaun McAfee
June 18, AD 2014
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Books
Book Review: Partners in Holiness by Melaine Ryther
Goodreads | Amazon Partners in Holiness is a poignant book telling us little-known stories about saints and how their angels guided them. It is a
Mariella Hunt
June 17, AD 2014
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Five Books That Changed My Life
Books come into our lives at different times for different purposes, sort of like friends. And like friends, some have a great impact and stay
Molly
June 17, AD 2014
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Art
Busy Mystic
I turn away with an ineffable sense of loss, From the overwhelming presence of the thunderous Dove To the silence of Monday morning push and
Ryan Kraeger
June 9, AD 2014
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Entertainment
The “Wow” Factor
Before my wife and I canceled our cable, we were BIG fans of America’s Got Talent (AGT). Having watched every episode since its inception, I’d
TJ Burdick
June 7, AD 2014
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Books
Book Review: Under the Influence of Jesus
Under the Influence of Jesus: The Transforming Experience of Encountering Christ by Joe Paprocki (Loyola Press, 168 pages, $15.95) Disclaimer: This book was sent to
J.R. Baldwin
June 3, AD 2014
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Movies
Why Everyone Should Just “Let It Go”
After watching Disney’s extremely popular and highly controversial Frozen for the third time last night, I’ve come to the conclusion that everyone- bloggers, movie reviewers,
Abigail C. Reimel
May 30, AD 2014
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Books
Is Water Boring?
“Water is so ordinary it’s boring.” I said that the other day. I was tired of hearing the refrain from Bring Me Little Water, Sylvie,
Emily C. Hurt
May 21, AD 2014
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Art
Pope John Paul II’s Letter to Artists
Pope John Paul II wrote a letter to artists, which I knew about but hadn’t read till recently. I feel like he has read my mind–or
Mariella Hunt
May 20, AD 2014
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Books
Someone, Please, Like Me…
“Stockholm syndrome, individuals’ desperate attempts to become like their captors. On a lesser scale it was why good German citizens followed Hitler, Ryan said. Or
Abigail C. Reimel
May 12, AD 2014
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Columnists
Five Things Pope Francis Wouldn’t Do Online
We all probably wish we could take back some things we have said and done online, not only for our own sake but for the
Theresa Noble
May 10, AD 2014
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Columnists
The Dignity of The Wolf of Wall Street
I enjoyed the movie The Wolf of Wall Street…sort of. Now, before I am put on trial and judged as being a terrible Catholic for
Matthew Higgins
May 9, AD 2014
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Art
Fairy Tales, Fantasy, and the Catholic Imagination
Growing up, I spent most of my childhood reading, writing, and pretending I lived in fantastical stories. As I got older, I wondered how I
Megan Twomey
May 8, AD 2014
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Books
Something Other Than God – a Vlog Review of Jennifer Fulwiler’s New Memoir
Something Other Than God is the long awaited memoir from popular blogger Jennifer Fulwiler. The book, which is published by Ignatius Press, is a fantastic read
Bonnie Engstrom
April 25, AD 2014
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Movies
John Paul II’s Legacy Can Help Us Win Back Religious Liberty
The continuous setbacks and attacks on religious liberty that plague men and women of faith in the United States and across the world require responses and actions
Ryan Eggenberger
April 14, AD 2014
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Books
Book Review: Saints and Social Justice by Brandon Vogt
Brandon Vogt has written a masterpiece in Saints and Social Justice: A Guide to Changing the World (OSV, May 2014). Brandon’s writing and theological talents
TJ Burdick
April 12, AD 2014
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Columnists
Witnessing to the World
With the call to the new evangelisation, how do we pass on the faith in today’s world? In his 2014 Message for World Communications Day,
Chelsea Houghton
March 29, AD 2014
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Entertainment
A Different Take on Singing Italian Sister Cristina Sciuccia
By now everyone has seen the Italian Ursuline Sister, Cristina Sciuccia, on the Italian show equivalent of “The Voice.” Go here if you need a
Shaun McAfee
March 28, AD 2014
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Columnists
Music you should be listening to: an interview with the lead singer of The Hope and Justin Band
Discovering a new-to-me musician is such a great feeling. I am a music lover, and I love all genres, but I have a special love
Bonnie Engstrom
March 28, AD 2014
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Movies
Seven Inspiring Movies for Lent
Lent is a great time to be inspired. If you haven’t given up your television, laptop, media, or internet, try and find one or more
Shaun McAfee
March 27, AD 2014
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Books
‘Consuming the Word’ – Something to Chew On
A Book Review on Scott Hahn’s “Consuming the Word” I have always enjoyed Scott Hahn’s writing style. He makes theology personal and relatable. Almost anyone
Matthew Higgins
March 14, AD 2014
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