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The New New Media

I have a bit of a confession to make before I begin. This article is arguably entirely self serving, so take what I state with

Colin Gormley May 24, AD 2013 4 Comments

The Religious Art of Daniel Mitsui

Intricate details and deep meaning characterize Daniel Mitsui’s religious art, which he renders by hand using ink on paper or vellum. Mitsui draws biblical subjects

Cristina Montes May 22, AD 2013 2 Comments

Adventures

“I am looking for someone to share in an adventure that I am arranging, and it is very difficult to find anyone.” —J. R. R.

Mariella Hunt May 21, AD 2013 3 Comments

What If I Were Drunk All The Time?

Waiting on four pepperoni HARs (hot and readys) to be…well…ready (Little Ceasar’s was back-logged) I moseyed over to the bar next door to find a

Edmund Mitchell May 17, AD 2013 1 Comment

Worthy: See Yourself as God Does

The world is constantly telling women that we aren’t good enough. We go unseen, unsought, unpursued, and this all leads us to believe that we

Amanda Sloan May 14, AD 2013 No Comments

Introducing StrangeNotions.com – Reason, Faith, and Dialogue

For the last couple years I’ve been working behind-the-scenes on a huge new project, and last Monday it finally went live. The project is called Strange

Brandon Vogt May 13, AD 2013 No Comments

Kids These Days- Introducing YOUCATholic.com

“Think about what would happen if New Advent, Catholic Answers, Busted Halo, and Ignitum Today all fused together into one website for youth…” I teach

TJ Burdick May 11, AD 2013 No Comments

On the Darkness

My favourite kind of art explores the darkness. I don’t mean the sensational darkness of psychological trouble, of psychopaths and murders and crime. Nor do

Sean Connolly April 28, AD 2013 No Comments

Books

The Magi and Modern Times

Once upon a time, angels directed shepherds to the Christ Child’s manger; how much harder it seems to find God in our midst today. Have

Emi Parker December 29, AD 2012 3 Comments

Give the Pope This Christmas

When I was young, my mother would bring me to the library every week. Because I was a voracious reader, she did not worry whether

Theresa Noble December 22, AD 2012 4 Comments

Columnists

Queen of Hearts

As we are sure you all have noticed, faerie tales are making a media comeback, bit by bit and day by day. Not that they

Ink and Quill December 21, AD 2012 3 Comments

Columnists

A Playlist for the Next Few Weeks

My husband prefers we not listen to Christmas music until Guadete Sunday, the third Sunday of Advent when we “Rejoice” that our Savior is near.

Bonnie Engstrom December 7, AD 2012 5 Comments

Columnists

Shakespeare’s Nativity Scene

The works of William Shakespeare abound with the truths of the Catholic faith. Especially in his later plays (often called the “romances”), Shakespeare focuses his

Emi Parker December 1, AD 2012 2 Comments

Books

Father Malachy’s Miracle

To improve my English and to strengthen my faith during this Year of Faith, I chose to read some novels written by Bruce Marshall (1899-1987).

Giacomo Gubert November 27, AD 2012 2 Comments

New Media

How Cardinal Newman Handled the Haters

In January 1864, the Protestant pastor and novelist Charles Kingsley reviewed an English history book for Macmillan’s Magazine. The review began innocently enough. Kingsley critiqued

Brandon Vogt November 26, AD 2012 98 Comments