Columnists
Charity in Truth
There has been a lot of talk around the blogosphere, in the news, and likely in our homes about the HHS Mandate and what it
Kayla Peterson
February 15, AD 2012
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Columnists
Confessions of a Spiritual Insomniac
I’m a chronic insomniac. There’s a lot to that statement beyond my not being able to sleep at night—insights into my temperament and psychological composition,
Nathan Kennedy
February 15, AD 2012
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Cricket Valentine Story
If ya’ll aren’t already Valentined out, here is a story a little on the lighter side of the whole love and romance theme. Granted, for
Ryan Kraeger
February 15, AD 2012
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GKC for Valentine’s Day
Chesterton gets it right again: The revolt against vows has been carried in our day even to the extent of a revolt against the typical
Anna Williams
February 13, AD 2012
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Now What?
You’ve signed the petitions, read (and possibly written) the posts, and even changed your Facebook picture to show the Obama Administration how upset you are
Joseph Koss
February 13, AD 2012
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Turn Away from Sin: My Thoughts
It is really hard to think that Lent 2012 is almost here. It seems like it was only yesterday that Catholics all over the world
Joe Sales
February 12, AD 2012
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Columnists
Love the V-Day
Guest post by Lynn Hale. How I Learned to Stop Wearing Black and Love the V-Day: A Perennially Single Gal’s Perspective We all know how
Guest Writer
February 11, AD 2012
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Columnists
How did We Get Here?
When walking in the woods, there is an amount of certainty when there is a worn path under our feet. That assurance lets us venture
Sr. Lisa Marie
February 10, AD 2012
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HHS and “Products of Conception”
Almost 7 years ago, my wife and I made the harrowing drive from our home to a hospital. Only 3 months before, our hearts were
Brent Stubbs
February 10, AD 2012
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Columnists
Renewal in the Church
It’s a tough a time to be a young Catholic in America. Pop culture fills our minds with base thoughts, job prospects for young adults
Bob Waruszewski
February 8, AD 2012
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HHS and a Revolutionary Church
Accompanying the HHS Mandate uprising and uproar from afar has not only brought me hope but also more admiration for the Church. About 90% of
Julie Machado
February 8, AD 2012
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Columnists
Me and Humanae Vitae
There is no doubt in my mind as to why many Catholics call Humanae Vitae one of the most prophetic documents of the 20th Century.
Amanda Castro
February 7, AD 2012
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Columnists
Trust Not in Technology
“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat (or drink), or about your body, what you will wear. Is
Nicene Guy
February 7, AD 2012
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God: He's In Your Bedroom
Sex and money. In our abysmal Pre-cana class before getting married, we were told that sex and money are the top two things that newly-weds
Sarah Babbs
February 5, AD 2012
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Columnists
A Letter to Henry
*I want to note that the other Featured Blogger today, Bonnie Engstrom, and I did not know what topic the other was writing about. Sometimes the
Leah Jacobson
February 3, AD 2012
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another life to remember
Looking at pictures of the March for Life makes me happy, with a little twinge of “Oh-I-wish-I-coulda-been-there!” All these people, many of them still students, interrupting
Bonnie Engstrom
February 3, AD 2012
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Columnists
Mercy
Recently, our house has been ringing with the wails of a 3-year-old girl. Morning, afternoon, and evening, Charlotte can usually be found sitting in a
Calah Alexander
February 2, AD 2012
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Why the Magisterium makes sense to me
I am married to a Korean national. I mention this not just because it is cool (and it is cool) but I’ve learned quite a
Colin Gormley
February 2, AD 2012
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God, Teacher
Last week, I started up a semester-long job to go with my research responsibilities: I am teaching a class. This is the opportunity I have
Allie Terrell
February 1, AD 2012
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Carnational Musings: Beauty of the Senses
Would you rather be deaf or blind? Would you rather go a week without tasting anything or a week without facebook? (Seriously, that was a
Nathaniel Gotcher
February 1, AD 2012
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The World Ends With You
A lot of you may have read Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, which is the author’s last and greatest novel, and you may have found
Jared Dale Combista
January 30, AD 2012
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