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Kelly Shircliff Williams

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

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Brent Stubbs

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

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Sarah Babbs

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

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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

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Sarah Babbs

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

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Bonnie Engstrom

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.

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Colin Gormley

In Praise of the Modern Atheist

We in internet land spend a great deal of time pointing out how our intellectual opponents are wrong and we are right.  We spend very

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Elizabeth Hoxie

Advent is for Mercy

The Church, our Mother, knows that we need two seasons of discipline. Lent is for justice. Lent is when the hands of the Divine shake

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NES: Debate and Rhetoric

Welcome to the next installment of our New Evangelization Series on the Warrior Catholic Show!  This series is designed to give practical ideas and tools

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Emi Parker

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

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Edmund Mitchell

Dual Wielding the Bible and Catechism

If you want to be a good Catholic, you gotta read your Bible.  But the Church advises us: “sacred tradition, Sacred Scripture and the teaching authority

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