Witness
Over the past several weeks, faithful Catholics have been circling the wagons in an attempt to understand what’s gone wrong with the culture, and what
Brianna Heldt
November 28, AD 2012
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Pre-Marital Counseling
The Feature of Florida, the Rockin’ Wave of the West Coast of the Atlantic, the Goodness of the Gulf, Arleen Spenceley asked for a guest
J.Q. Tomanek
November 28, AD 2012
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Bioethics
The Strange Case of Savita Halappanavar
At this point, the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar is “old” news, in that most people have been at least somewhat aware of of it.
Nicene Guy
November 20, AD 2012
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Columnists
Just Be You
I did a lot of thinking in my idealistic twenties about how I’m going to start a revolution and change the world. At times, as
Kelly Shircliff Williams
November 19, AD 2012
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Bioethics
Break Me Open: The Discomforts of Evangelization
Often, I wonder what an authentically Catholic, person-centered approach to evangelization looks like. So many goods, particularly sex, love, the body, and the family, have
Stephanie Calis
November 19, AD 2012
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Columnists
Give Me a Great Heart
Sometimes it is necessary to stop ourselves and retreat, to open ourselves and realign our thinking with the ways of God. If we don’t do
Sr. Lisa Marie
November 17, AD 2012
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Columnists
Our Story
It all began on an average day at work. Morning schedule and then mass. I am blessed to work at a place where mass is
Rachel Zamarron
November 15, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Government Is Not Our Father
Living in Europe (and more specifically, Portugal) has been tough in terms of politics lately. I would venture to say even tougher than in America,
Julie Machado
November 14, AD 2012
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Columnists
3 Tips from Proverbs About Finances
Many young adults have no strategy when it comes to finances. In college, meals, utilities, lodging, transportation, school expenses etc, were often covered by tuition
Bob Waruszewski
November 14, AD 2012
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Books
On Spe Salvi and The Lord of the Rings
I remembered the Lord of the Rings (LOTR) trilogy several times while I was reading Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclical Spe Salvi five years ago. When someone,
Cristina Montes
November 8, AD 2012
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Books
The Knox Bible
For the first time in over 50 years, the Knox translation of the Bible is being reprinted through Baronius Press. But, what is the Knox
Allie Terrell
November 7, AD 2012
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Columnists
Good News and Bad News
The campaign is finally over! Whether your guy won or lost, it’s time to take a deep breath and relax, maybe even womens viagra mend
Jason Hall
November 7, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Other Cafeteria Catholic, Part II
Lest you think I’m writing about the “other” cafeteria Catholic as one standing in judgment, I want to give you a little back story. I
Elizabeth Hoxie
November 6, AD 2012
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Columnists
It’s Time to Find Your Featherbed
A couple of months ago I logged-on to find the following e-mail appropriately shuffled into my high priority inbox: “How you do keep your hope?
Kristin Detloff
November 5, AD 2012
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Books
From the Belly of the Dragon
“Can a man who’s warm understand one who’s freezing?” This is the question pondered by Ivan Denisovich Shukhov, a prisoner at a forced-labor camp in
Emi Parker
November 3, AD 2012
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Columnists
We Need More Death
Mary Magdalene with the Smoking Flame, Georges de La Tour You will die. A friend of mine sells life insurance. He told me that every time someone new
Edmund Mitchell
November 2, AD 2012
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Columnists
poverty of spirit
A few months ago, I quit the full-time job I’d landed right out of school, married a college senior, moved four states away, and planned
Mary C. Tillotson
November 1, AD 2012
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Columnists
All That I Didn’t Leave Behind
On Good Friday, 2008, fewer than 24 hours before my wife and I joined the Catholic Church, I spoke to my father-in-law on the
Nic Davidson
November 1, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Borrowed Baby
***Warning:This is a Crying Post, Grab Your Kleenex*** Three years ago, we lost our Bernadette half-way through pregnancy to a knot in her cord.
Rebecca Frech
November 1, AD 2012
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Columnists
6 One issue votes and others
The one issue voter is dead. Today’s elections are no longer about a single issue. Here is a list of One Issues: Abortion Euthanasia Embryonic
J.Q. Tomanek
October 31, AD 2012
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Columnists
3 Reasons This Protestant Became Catholic
In January of 2006, just short of my 20th birthday, I stood in front a priest, my friends, and 2,000 people at a parish and
Ryan Eggenberger
October 31, AD 2012
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