The Biggest Announcement I Have Ever Made
Since Feb. 28, 2013 — the last day of Pope Benedict’s papacy — I’ve been harboring a secret. A secret I’m ready to share. I
Arleen Spenceley
October 19, AD 2013
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Bioethics
Enterprise Ethics
One of my favorite television shows when I was younger was Star Trek: The Next Generation. I’ve been watching some old episodes of the series
Chelsea Zimmerman
October 3, AD 2013
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Three Lessons and Two Tips From Audrey Assad
3 Lessons and 2 Tips is a series of interviews on my blog in which some of my favorite people (and probably some of yours)
Arleen Spenceley
September 22, AD 2013
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Columnists
The Hidden Rebellion
Why would a successful producer with 16 years of high-level experience and an offer to become the lead production manager for one of the most
Ryan Eggenberger
September 20, AD 2013
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Books
The Skirt that Launched a Thousand Wars
My wife blogs about feminine genius and recently wrote a reflection on her year of wearing skirts. Unsurprisingly, at least to me, it provoked some
Devin Rose
September 16, AD 2013
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Bioethics
The Importance of Life Media
One of the downsides of being pro-life in 2013 is the negative stereotyping. Being”pro-choice” is so normalized and they seem to have the popular debate
Chelsea Houghton
September 14, AD 2013
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Catholic Education
Children and Online Porn: Five Quick Stats
In our media world children will almost certainly be exposed to images and material that can have a negative impact on their moral and psychological
Theresa Noble
August 31, AD 2013
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Columnists
So Here’s What The Culture of Death Looks Like
I’m one of those guys that, for the most part, tends to brush off ‘sensationalist’ comments about the culture. You know what I’m talking about,
Ryan Eggenberger
August 24, AD 2013
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Columnists
8 Great Christian Songs
Here are 8 great Christian songs. (The links lead to the corresponding audio via YouTube.) 1. Hail, Holy Queen. This is, by far, my favorite
Matthew Olson
August 18, AD 2013
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Columnists
Lorenzo
Lorenzo, a contemporary opera about the life of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, oozes with all the human drama that can be extracted from the life of
Cristina Montes
August 15, AD 2013
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The Feast of the Assumption and Fulton Sheen
The Feast of the Assumption is tomorrow; and some of us might be wondering: “What is the importance of this feast? Is it still relevant
Emily C. Hurt
August 14, AD 2013
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Art
Painting People
I recently completed this portrait of my friend’s little niece. At some point, whenever I paint a person, the accumulated sketches and brushstrokes suddenly communicate
Emi Parker
August 10, AD 2013
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Career
Jesus, Welcome to My Messy Home
“Jesus entered a village where a woman whose name was Martha welcomed him. She had a sister named Mary who sat beside the Lord at
Sarah Babbs
July 22, AD 2013
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Columnists
It’s Okay to Enjoy Pop Culture. I Promise.
Okay, first of all, let it be known that I would say this to Marc’s face. Just so everybody knows: this is not me starting
Bonnie Engstrom
July 18, AD 2013
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Books
Book Review: “My Peace I Give You: Healing Sexual Wounds with the Help of the Saints”
A few weeks ago, Dawn Eden discovered my blog, Theological-Librarian. She got in touch with me and told me that her publisher would send a free
Emily C. Hurt
July 17, AD 2013
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Family
Man Enough? An Invitation to Mission
“Jesus is not an isolated missionary, he does not want to fulfill his mission alone, but involves his disciples.” – Pope Francis #Man Enough? from
Family Missions Company
July 16, AD 2013
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Entertainment
“Gave me cookie, got you cookie!”
New Girl disappointed me last season with the way that it treated (or trivialized) Eros. But one episode surprised me with a more sincere look at
Emi Parker
July 13, AD 2013
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Entertainment
Brandon Vogt
July 8, AD 2013
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Columnists
Redeeming Disney
“I kissed you like the prince, and now you’re all better!” I was sick a few weeks ago, and my three-year-old son tried to make
Lauren Meyers
June 30, AD 2013
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Columnists
Re-Evaluating Television: Questions of Morality
One of my fondest memories of my grandmother is watching Little House on the Prairie with her when I was a child. Knowing she loved
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
June 23, AD 2013
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Entertainment
The New New Media Part 2
In my last article on the subject of video games and the New Evangelization I briefly went into my own passion for games and how
Colin Gormley
June 20, AD 2013
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