Columnists
Lent and the Battlefield
Why do we celebrate Lent? This is a question that’s been nudging me this year as I tried to figure out what to give up
Mariella Hunt
March 9, AD 2012
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Election Season and YOU
” If only we had another Ronald Reagan. ” The words floated out of my friends mouth and hung in mid-air. It is a tendency
Rachel Zamarron
March 9, AD 2012
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Books
So, How Far Can We Go?
So, how does a Catholic date in the modern world? Granted, pop culture gives us a picture of what we should avoid, but that does
Bob Waruszewski
March 7, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Catholics and Science
Two months ago when the topic of a symposium on Catholic education was first mentioned, I had a brief com-box discussion with my colleague Miss
Nicene Guy
March 6, AD 2012
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Career
Things to Ask Your DRE
Catholic Education often takes on many facets. Usually when people refer to Catholic Education they are referring to private, Diocesan, schools of learning primarily for Kindergarten through 12th grade.
Amanda Castro
March 6, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Capital-T Truth
A few years ago, the Ogre and I attended an Interdisciplinary Studies conference at the University of Tulsa. At the time, the Ogre was wrapping
Calah Alexander
March 2, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Heads or Tails?
Roughly a decade ago (ok, yes I KNOW it has been longer than ten years, but humor me here), I was making my final decision
Leah Jacobson
March 2, AD 2012
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Catholic vs. Public School
In the middle of a test the teacher caught a boy cheating. According to her classroom policy she took the test and the boy was given
Bonnie Engstrom
March 2, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Catholic Education – A reflection
I have had a bit of difficulty gathering my thoughts on the subject of Catholic Education. At first I blamed my allergies, as this is
Colin Gormley
March 1, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
Studying Lies
With all of the hobbies to pick from, I choose to spend my free time studying lies. Everything from why Jehovah’s Witnesses don’t celebrate holidays
Allie Terrell
February 29, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
A Homeschooler’s Memoir
I am homeschooled, and I always have been. My parents decided they wanted to teach me at home where I would be safe and where
Mariella Hunt
February 29, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
The University according to the Liberal Arts
Warning: This is almost an excerpt from a highly thorough non-fiction book that I have yet to write. If that is not your cup of
Nathaniel Gotcher
February 29, AD 2012
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Overheard from pulpit
One of my favorite blogging priests is Fr. Z. Don’t ask me how to say his last name because I always get it wrong. “Zoo-hls-doorph”
J.Q. Tomanek
February 28, AD 2012
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Columnists
Hear Our Prayer
Guest Post by Elizabeth Hoxie Our 5 month old is alternating between chomping on my knuckle, sucking on my husband’s pant leg and screaming at
Guest Writer
February 27, AD 2012
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Catholic Education
The Catholic Identity in Catholic Institutions
I am an undergrad student at a known university in the Philippines, and this is my last year before moving on to the corporate environment.
Jared Dale Combista
February 27, AD 2012
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Columnists
Mandate Protests
Pro-Life and Religious Groups To Gather at Federal Buildings March 23 in Defense of Religious Liberty. (TCPR.net ) – Chicago, Illinois—The controversy over President
Royce Hood
February 25, AD 2012
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Columnists
Ave Maria Sues Fed
Ave Maria University is suing the Fed. Government over the Contraception Mandate…. —————————————————- February 21, 2012 / The following is a press statement issued today:
Royce Hood
February 22, AD 2012
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How Liberal are our “Liberal Arts?”
One of the catchphrases thrown around by Catholic higher education is the phrase, “Catholic liberal arts education.” Most of these Catholic Liberal Arts institutions do
Ryan Kraeger
February 20, AD 2012
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Columnists
Ceci n’est pas une pipe
This famous image with its seemingly contradictory text (“This is not a pipe.”) led the way for an overhauling of art and artistic representation as
Ink and Quill
February 17, AD 2012
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“Cowards die many times before their deaths;
The valiant never taste of death but once.” And so we hear from the master of language, Shakespeare. But don’t think this is the first
J.Q. Tomanek
February 16, AD 2012
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Columnists
Forgiveness leads to Love
“You have heard that it was said, ‘YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR and hate your enemy.’ “But I say to you, love your enemies and
Godwin Delali Adadzie
February 16, AD 2012
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