Apologetics
Mary, Mother of God
A friend told me once: “Mary is NOT the Mother of God, that’s blasphemous!” Very calmly, I answered him: “Tell me then, WHO is Jesus
Noel Ethan Tan
January 1, AD 2023
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Columnists
I’m Dreaming of a Contemplative Christmas
Together with “exciting” and “joyful”, “stressful” is a word that is associated with the days leading up to Christmas and with the Christmas season itself.
Cristina Montes
December 23, AD 2022
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Columnists
Christmas – When You Feel Like Scrooge
The stores filled with Christmas items especially early this season, “Santa Baby” playing endlessly on the local radio station since late October. Christmas all around
Rachel Zamarron
December 14, AD 2022
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Columnists
The Counter-Cultural Message of Saint Nicholas
The feast of Saint Nicholas is upon us and affords us with a perfect time to consider how we celebrate the days leading up to
Birgit Jones
December 6, AD 2022
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Columnists
Controversy, Sainthood, and Me
Hi. My name’s Mariella. I want to be a Saint. Or… Hi. My name’s Mariella. I have discovered controversy. Right now the Scripture that keeps
Mariella Hunt
November 28, AD 2022
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Columnists
Hallowmas Day
Supermarkets in Australia have been full of Hallowe’en décor since early September. One could join in the laments about how Christmas decorations appear unseasonably early
Jean Elizabeth Seah
November 1, AD 2022
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More than a Feeling: One Missionaries’ Honest Reflection in Calcutta
By Rebekah L. I’ll let you in on a little secret. Missionaries aren’t always enthusiastically happy. We get tired and crabby. We lose our tempers.
Family Missions Company
September 5, AD 2022
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Columnists
Baptism is Everything
When I gave birth to each of my girls, I remember falling instantly in love with them. I remember the first time I laid eyes
Michele Chronister
June 23, AD 2022
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Columnists
Claustrophobia
Claustrophobia is generally considered a form of anxiety disorder where an irrational fear of having no escape or being completely closed-in can lead to a
Kat Larson
May 29, AD 2022
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Columnists
When You’re Too Tired To Hope
There are times in your life when all that you could do is rest. You cannot love, you cannot dream, you don’t know where to
Jocelyn Soriano
May 20, AD 2022
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Columnists
Respect Our Pastors
“We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 17, AD 2022
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Columnists
Choosing Forgiveness
“He who knows how to forgive prepares for himself many graces from God. As often as I look upon the cross, so often will I
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 14, AD 2022
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Columnists
When Your Loved One is Sick
“This hidden heroism is done with tenderness and with courage when someone is sick at home.” – Pope Francis It is hard to think of
Jocelyn Soriano
April 28, AD 2022
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Columnists
Being Single as a Vocation to Love
I think one of the most difficult burdens a single person can have is the feeling that one has never been called or chosen. Do I
Jocelyn Soriano
April 22, AD 2022
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Columnists
Faith in Him
“My faith is very important to me.” How many times have we heard that said? I hear it dozens of times…and it usually means something
Fr. Joseph Gill
March 21, AD 2022
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Books
Popular Blogger Releases Highly Anticipated Books on Christian Homemaking
Readers of Leila Lawler’s popular blog Like Mother, Like Daughter found her advice so helpful that they asked her to write a book. The result
Mary Beth Bracy
March 5, AD 2022
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Columnists
Looking Inward
The closer a person approaches God, the less worthy he or she feels. A painting under a candlelight shows fewer defects than under the brilliance
Noel Ethan Tan
January 14, AD 2022
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Columnists
The Mystery of the Magi
“They were overjoyed at seeing the star, and on entering the house they saw the child with Mary His mother. They prostrated themselves and did
Kat Larson
January 5, AD 2022
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Columnists
For Those Hurting At Christmas
Everyone has, at one point in life or another, experienced a Christmas which was less merry than others – whether the cause be relationship or
Cristina Montes
December 23, AD 2021
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Columnists
The Long Night
And out of gloom and darkness, the eyes of the blind shall see. —Isaiah 29:18 The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom should
Erin Cain
December 22, AD 2021
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Concerning Babes, Dragons, and the Kingdom for the Childlike
It was catching the gaze of a child at a Dragon’s mouth that turned me anew to ponder childlikeness. Well, it was really standing on
James Mahoney
December 19, AD 2021
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