The Spiritual Benefits to Growing Old
I work as a caregiver for two elderly women. Both, in some way, have to live with humiliations imposed on them by their age. One
Emily C. Hurt
January 30, AD 2013
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The NFP Generation
I’m 24 years old and two years out of college, which puts me at that age when nearly all my friends are getting married. It
Mary C. Tillotson
December 31, AD 2012
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Fr. Mitch Pacwa Epic Debates
I want to make sure all you great Catholics out there are aware of what is, in my opinion, a few of the best Catholic
Edmund Mitchell
December 28, AD 2012
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It Still Isn’t Not Christmas, Isn’t It?
Welcome to “One Catholic’s Guide to Pentecostal Traditions, Terms, and Nuances”! I remember the first time I heard that the “12 days of Christmas” were
Nic Davidson
December 27, AD 2012
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Christmas Reflections
The Warrior Catholic Show is an online Catholic talk show that broadcasts live on Wednesdays at 7 pm EST. Topics include Catholic teaching and
Chris Ricketts
December 26, AD 2012
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D-Day
The fight is joined that took so long to prepare The Serpent will be routed from his usurped lair. The King invades the land with
Ryan Kraeger
December 24, AD 2012
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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
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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
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If God had a report card, it would look like this
Here it is, God’s report card. Just in time for the end of the year! Print it out, magnetize it to your fridge, and consult
TJ Burdick
December 21, AD 2012
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Science vs. Religion? Part I of II
You know the symbol: the ancient Christian fish that’s sprouted legs and bears the name Darwin. There’s a car down the street from me that
Kelly Shircliff Williams
December 19, AD 2012
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5 Ways To Evangelize Your Family This Christmas
Christmas is almost here! There’s only one thing that might worry you more than making it to Midnight Mass on time or keeping off the
Ryan Eggenberger
December 18, AD 2012
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Newtown: A Lesson on Giving Thanks
Dear Fellow Parents, Tragedy has its way of undoing tightly wound things. If anything at all, the depot we pull into this day has completely changed. Everything is
Brent Stubbs
December 17, AD 2012
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What Should We Do?
We are soaked in blood. I am soaked in blood. There is so much blood everywhere we look, that we”ve stopped recognizing it. I”ve stopped
Sarah Babbs
December 17, AD 2012
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A Cry In the Desert: Out of the Dark Night and Into the Light
I am a woman under siege. Lately, for reasons not entirely known to me, I’ve constantly fallen into despair about my worth, my talents, and
Stephanie Calis
December 17, AD 2012
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Modesty Only Works When it Isn’t Distorted
If one thing stands out about a trip I took to South Beach back in May, it’s this: I have never seen so much butt on
Arleen Spenceley
December 15, AD 2012
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Prayers and Heartache for Those in Connecticut
Twenty children, between the ages of 5 and 10, and seven adults are dead today because of a shooting in an elementary school in Connecticut.
Bonnie Engstrom
December 14, AD 2012
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So long until New Years!
But not for too long. I am going to Trinidad and Tobago for Christmas. Call it a vacation, call it time off, I call it
J.Q. Tomanek
December 14, AD 2012
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3 New Ways to Give at Christmas This Year
The season of Advent is often overshadowed by a rush to the malls to buy the perfect gift for friends, family members and co-workers. We
Bob Waruszewski
December 10, AD 2012
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NES: Politics and the Church with Michael Voris
In this edition of the New Evangelization Series, Michael Voris talks about politics, the Church, and how we Catholics need to realign ourselves with the
Chris Ricketts
December 9, AD 2012
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Squeaky Clean
I had the interesting experience of going to both confession and the dentist back to back this week. On Thursday I had my semi-annual tooth
Sarah Babbs
December 9, AD 2012
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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
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