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My New Years Resolutions
The idea for this post came to me last Saturday, the 4th, which was the feast of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. In the Office of
Ryan Kraeger
January 13, AD 2025
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Where Is Your Soul?
If anything could prove the existence of a soul, it is the utter emptiness of a corpse. — Mary Doria Russell, Children of God When
Jean Elizabeth Seah
January 12, AD 2025
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Epiphany But Were Afraid to Ask
This weekend we celebrated the Epiphany! But who were these mysterious Magi who came from the East? Here are some things you may not know
Fr. Joseph Gill
January 6, AD 2025
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How to Keep New Year’s Resolutions
In case you hadn’t noticed, this week was the time of New Year’s resolutions. A tradition in which a person makes a promise to do an act
Chelsea Houghton
January 3, AD 2025
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A Christian Outlook for the New Year
In our family, we celebrate New Year’s Eve in a typical way – Midnight Mass, party at our the house of our paternal grandparents, fireworks,
Cristina Montes
January 2, AD 2025
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The “Holy Innocents” and the Aborted Innocents
Guest Post by Derek Caudill Today is the Feast of the Holy Innocents, on which the Church remembers the events described in chapter two of
Guest Writer
December 28, AD 2024
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Answers to a “Pagan Christmas”
Charlie gave Linus the pop quiz: what is Christmas all about? Of course, Linus proclaims the birth of Christ (was Linus named after the second Pope?)
Shaun McAfee
December 5, AD 2024
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A Marian Encounter
When I came back to New York from Lourdes, France I had a new admiration for Saint Bernadette. It was wonderful learning about the different
Kat Larson
November 28, AD 2024
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Consecration Day
My life is no longer my own. For the past 33 days, I made the commitment to consecrate myself to Jesus through Mary’s intercession. This
Kat Larson
November 27, AD 2024
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Spiritual Allies
For the past three months, the liturgical calendar has been reminding us of our spiritual allies. Towards the end of September, we commemorated the feast
Cristina Montes
November 24, AD 2024
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Memento Mori – ‘Remember Your Death’
“Death would have no great terrors for you if you had a quiet conscience … Then why not keep clear of sin instead of running
Christina M. Sorrentino
November 10, AD 2024
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Family, State, and Union: Pope Leo Was Right
Imagine you are the pope. The previous half-century has seen the rise of many radical political movements and systems of thought hostile to the Church.
Jason Hall
November 5, AD 2024
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Constantine: Saint or Sinner?
In the Bible, when the Israelites lose a battle, they ask: What have we done to offend God? Who slept with his sister? Who stole
Mary Proffit Kimmel
November 3, AD 2024
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Eternity
Life seems to be speeding up. I especially noticed this acceleration during the past year when I moved to New Jersey from New York City,
Kat Larson
October 30, AD 2024
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Impossible
About ten days ago, the Lord led me to the adoration chapel at my local church. It was late in the evening, and I was
Kat Larson
October 28, AD 2024
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Enjoying Ignitum Today? Donate Now!
Salve friends, Catholics, my brothers and sisters in Christi! After a respectable two days, the last four days have paled in comparison in monthly donations.
Tito Edwards
October 23, AD 2024
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Appearances
Curé d’Ambricourt: “I said to her, ‘Peace be with you,’ and she’d received that peace on her knees. What wonder, that one can give what
Jean Elizabeth Seah
October 23, AD 2024
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We Need the Voice of St. John Paul II
We need the voice of St. John Paul II in this day of superficiality, where we seem to care about how things look more than
Thomas Clements
October 22, AD 2024
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Martyrdom of St. Isaac Jogues
I tell you, my friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body but after that can do no more. I shall show
Erin Cain
October 19, AD 2024
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October Synthesis
The month of October opens with the feast of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, who is known for having preached “the Little Way”. By reminding us
Cristina Montes
October 18, AD 2024
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The Queen of October: Champion and Fatima
October 9th came and went. An important anniversary for the Church in the United States passed and very few people realized the significance of the
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
October 13, AD 2024
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