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Believing in Santa
About this time of year, moms in all corners of the blogosphere pull out their boxing gloves and prepare to battle to the death to
Calah Alexander
December 8, AD 2011
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Sharing Your Faith From Afar
Like an increasing number of young adult couples, I’m in a long distance relationship. Although there are many unique challenges and joys of dating from
Allie Terrell
December 7, AD 2011
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Finding God in the Wilderness
The week before my wedding, I attended an outdoor men’s experiential retreat with about 100 other men from around Western New York. The weekend was
Steven Lawson
December 6, AD 2011
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Off the Mountain Top
Often times in the busyness of everyday life there are times when we are called to separate ourselves from those that surround us and experience God like we have never before. From November 17 – 20, 2011 I had the great honor and privilege of taking 28 people from my parish to the National Catholic Youth Conference held in Indianapolis.
Guest Writer
December 6, AD 2011
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Christ in Mary, Christ in Us
The title Theotokos means “God bearer.” This was given to none other than Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is free from original sin
Jared Dale Combista
December 5, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: SS. Michaelis et Gudulae
To continue my series on the Gothic Churches of Belgium, I would like to give you an overview of the Cathedral of Brussels. I am
Nathaniel Gotcher
November 30, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: The Churches of Brugge
This week, I was preparing for my trip to Belgium, so I was unable to post on Wednesday and I was traveling all day Thursday.
Nathaniel Gotcher
November 25, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Folks, the time has come to return to the Gothic. Rome is an interesting place. It is filled to the overflowing with churches of all
Nathaniel Gotcher
November 17, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: San Giovanni Laterano
My apologies for being a day late on this. This was supposed to go out on Wednesday, Feast of the Dedication of the Basilica of
Nathaniel Gotcher
November 10, AD 2011
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we give it too
I am a Catholic Mommy Blogger and most of my friends are either reading or writing Catholic Mommy Blogs, too. So we had a great
Bonnie Engstrom
November 4, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: Santa Maria della Salute
It has been a tough week, but this series is not about me but about God. Surprising, you say? I know. It seems to be
Nathaniel Gotcher
November 2, AD 2011
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Statutory Rape, Corruption & Planned Parenthood
Statutory Rape, Corruption & Planned Parenthood: Kline stood up for Truth and has been crucified for it. Embattled former Attorney General Phill Kline (Kansas) is
Royce Hood
October 31, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: San Pietro in Mantua
Greetings fellow Earthlings! I have returned from an extremely fruitful, stressful and fun week in the North of Italy. As you know, if you have
Nathaniel Gotcher
October 26, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: Santa Maria dei Miracoli
I am currently on the run. No, I am not fleeing the authorities in Rome who are busy suppressing rioters. No, I am not Paul
Nathaniel Gotcher
October 19, AD 2011
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Tears from Heaven: Jon Scharfenberger 1989-2011
I understand now why it has been raining. These raindrops are tears from all of the unborn children killed by abortion! I’m not sure if they are tears of sadness or joy, because surely those precious little souls must be rejoicing the opportunity to welcome home a hero!
Royce Hood
October 18, AD 2011
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END TIMES?
Global uprising as Occupy Wall Street Spreads International, Riots in Rome. When the Tea Party spread across the nation, there were peaceful demonstrations brought
Royce Hood
October 15, AD 2011
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The Wisdom of Steve Jobs
Saint Augustine of Hippo in his book “On Christian Doctrine”, says that Moses was willingly taught by Jethro, the Midianite (Exodus 18:24) and explains: “Moses,
Godwin Delali Adadzie
October 7, AD 2011
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Over 4000 babies died today, over 4000 will die tomorrow, but you can help!
I wanted to create my message around something people could grasp.
Royce Hood
October 1, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: Chiesa Nuova (Santa Maria in Vallicella)
It is my third week in Rome, and I’m still pretty much hanging out in the Piazza della Rotonda (featuring the Pantheon which was featured
Nathaniel Gotcher
September 28, AD 2011
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Rick Santorum, Partial Birth Abortion Bill Failed, but saved 1 Life
Even though that Bill failed to pass into law, there is at least one child alive today because of it!
Royce Hood
September 26, AD 2011
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Le Chiese delle Cittá: La Basilica di Santa Maria ad Martyres
Rome is a city of many layers (I just tried to type it in Italian, but forgot the word for layer and besides, most of
Nathaniel Gotcher
September 21, AD 2011
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