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Guest Writer

One space or two?

For our SOCIALIS Saturday event this week, an event where we get to each other better, here is a trivial question that I’ve been dying

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Guest Writer January 14, AD 2012 16 Comments
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Sr. Lisa Marie

Must We Like Each Other Equally?

This week, as part of vocations week, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Fr. Jason Vidrine‘s middle school class in Louisiana (via Skype),

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Sr. Lisa Marie January 13, AD 2012 12 Comments
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Rachel Zamarron

More Thoughts On The Veil

The Dec. 15th article on the veil fueled some great discussions in Catholic blogging circles. Father Dwight Longenecker did this follow up post and Deacon

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Rachel Zamarron January 12, AD 2012 7 Comments
Columnists
Julie Machado

Femininity and Nurturing

There is this emotion that every now and then swells up in me and the only word I can think of to describe it is

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Julie Machado January 11, AD 2012 5 Comments

To Be A Gift

This past weekend I had a lot to be both grateful for and to reflect on. Usually I use my Saturdays to sit back, relax,

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Amanda Castro January 10, AD 2012 5 Comments
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Nicene Guy

Acts of Faith in the Sciences

The idea that we have faith in everyday matters is not new. This secular faith is practiced by, well, everybody, since we rely on a

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Nicene Guy January 10, AD 2012 6 Comments
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Leah Jacobson

New Feminism is True Feminism

Feminist. The f-word of femininity. Ok, maybe that’s a little over the top and not exactly true, but stay with me for a second here. 

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Leah Jacobson January 6, AD 2012 76 Comments

Lessons from a Tribunal

To be honest, I had to look up the word “tribunal” in the dictionary to make sure I knew what it meant.  (I did.)  I

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Bonnie Engstrom January 6, AD 2012 4 Comments
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Colin Gormley

A personal defense of celibacy

I had debated about writing this post for a couple of reasons.  Partly because part of what I’m going to write about is personal, and

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Colin Gormley January 5, AD 2012 34 Comments
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Nathaniel Gotcher

Wherein we discuss Art

I have the unfortunate luck to be an artist-philosopher since above all it is the artist-philosopher that most often brings my hand to my forehead

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Nathaniel Gotcher January 4, AD 2012 7 Comments
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Allie Terrell

A Tale of Two Masses

Friends, I have good news. We are indeed part of a universal church. During the course of the past month, I have had a number

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Allie Terrell January 4, AD 2012 8 Comments
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Marc Barnes

Miracles

There are times — extremely frustrating times — when our religion is a leap of faith and a walk into the yawning darkness. There are

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Marc Barnes January 1, AD 2012 17 Comments

Like I Mean It

I know a non-Catholic who has been exposed to the Catholic faith pretty heavily for years, but who still has no interest in becoming a

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Ryan Kraeger December 30, AD 2011 10 Comments
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Michelle Burns

Do you know your neighbors?

Less than two weeks ago, my feet touched American soil for the first time since August.  After four months of non-stop, Spanish-speaking, purpose-packed, community-focused, Christ-centered

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Michelle Burns December 30, AD 2011 2 Comments
Books
Ink and Quill

The Truth of Fairy Tales

It may be a commonplace to call our age one that prides itself on freedom from the “miserable dark ages,” from obscurantism, superstition, and perhaps

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Ink and Quill December 22, AD 2011 2 Comments
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Godwin Delali Adadzie

Humility Still Matters

In our so-called enlightened society of the 21st century, many people keep making the unfortunate mistake of confusing humility for low self esteem, meekness for

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Godwin Delali Adadzie December 22, AD 2011 2 Comments

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