Columnists
For All the Saints
This is a day in which we remember the thousands of canonized saints who made it – men and women, boys and girls just like
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 1, AD 2025
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Columnists
Be Brave
Over the course of the past month, I have embarked on an intense spiritual retreat. I have often written about how the Lord has blessed
Kat Larson
October 24, AD 2025
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Columnists
Becoming A Neighborhood Missionary
If we accept the challenge of being a missionary Church, a Church which constantly goes forth to the world and, especially, to the peripheries of
Christina M. Sorrentino
October 23, AD 2025
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Columnists
Not All Rainbows and Butterflies
Upon personal introspection, I have come to notice my immediate impulse to adopt a “sorry for you” face when first getting to know a person
Kat Larson
October 19, AD 2025
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Columnists
Healing and Reconciliation
A Few thoughts on healing and reconciliation in general. What obscures the process of healing and reconciliation is often a bad spirit. St. Paul, as
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
October 12, AD 2025
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Columnists
Exorcism: Spiritual Pest-Control
Be sober and watch: because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, goeth about seeking whom he may devour. —1 Peter 5:8 In my
Jean Elizabeth Seah
October 6, AD 2025
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Columnists
A Prayer for America – An Election Video
This fall I have been working at CatholicVote.org. While we do a lot of different things, one of the things we are best known for
Joseph Koss
October 4, AD 2025
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Columnists
The Little Flower
On my pilgrimage in France: I find it funny that most people come to France primarily for the Paris attractions. Not for my group though
Kat Larson
October 1, AD 2025
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Columnists
You’re in the Bible!
Did you know that you’re in the Bible? Yes, you! Despite the fact that it was written two thousand years ago, YOU might have made
Fr. Joseph Gill
September 30, AD 2025
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Columnists
An Open Letter to Priests
Dear Fathers, In Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis wrote, “The Church must be a place of mercy freely given, where everyone can feel welcomed, loved, forgiven
Cristina Montes
September 20, AD 2025
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Bioethics
The Value of Life is Found in the Cross of Christ
In the struggle for life, talking about God is indispensable. Only in this way does the value of the weak, the disabled, the nonproductive, the
Emily C. Hurt
September 14, AD 2025
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Catholic Education
Challenge of Conscience – When My Catholic Beliefs Led Me to Depart From Teaching in a NYC Public School
As I reflect on the several years spent as a practicing Catholic teacher in the hustle and bustle of the New York City public school
Christina M. Sorrentino
September 13, AD 2025
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Columnists
The Human Race
We are made for love and connection and justice and nonviolence, but at every turn and in every way we are twisted in the direction
Noel Ethan Tan
September 11, AD 2025
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Columnists
The Philosophical Approach to God
Among philosophers, arguments for the existence of God can become technically difficult, fast. But the general insight propelling most of them is not impossible to
Guest Writer
September 7, AD 2025
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Columnists
Micromanaging the Conscience
The Church is not called to micromanage consciences – because a conscience is a throne for Christ living in a unique way in the individual,
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
August 31, AD 2025
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Columnists
When People Criticize the Good Things That You Do
When Mary of Bethany anointed Jesus’s feet with pure nard, I can only conclude that it is out of great love and gratitude for Jesus. Jesus,
Jocelyn Soriano
August 29, AD 2025
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Bioethics
Human Nature
Recently in an interview Cardinal Sarah said, “The West refuses to receive, and will accept only what it constructs for itself. Because it is a
Fr. Joseph Gill
August 22, AD 2025
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Columnists
Come and See
But Nathanael said to him, “Can anything good come from Nazareth?” Philip said to him, “Come and see.” —John 1:46 “Come and see.” For Nathanael
Erin Cain
August 20, AD 2025
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Columnists
Before I Died
I died on December 15, 2006. On that day I was diagnosed with Type I diabetes. Although it appeared that my life was sentenced by
Kat Larson
August 18, AD 2025
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Art
Called to the Light
As Jesus passed by, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the customs post. He said to him, “Follow me.” And he got up
Erin Cain
August 16, AD 2025
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Columnists
Evangelization
A great push has been put together within the Church towards a reinvigorated attempt to “evangelize” which is a Mission of the Church. This must
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
August 14, AD 2025
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