Columnists
Road to Emmaus, Part 1
The following is an excerpt from the manuscript of a novel I have been working on for a year and a half. “So you are
Ryan Kraeger
April 19, AD 2017
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Apologetics
The Church of Jesus Christ
To love and believe in Jesus is to obey Him.1 When one searches the Scriptures, it is readily apparent that Jesus established a Church founded
Jean Elizabeth Seah
April 18, AD 2017
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Life
Whatever you did for the least of these…
Someone told me a few weeks ago, in the middle of a martial arts related discussion, “I think that stuff is cool, but I don’t
Ryan Kraeger
April 13, AD 2017
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Life
Can You Teach a Preschooler About the Summa? A Review of Tiny Thomists
There’s a struggle that I experience when trying to teach young children about the Catholic faith. I want to teach little kids about God’s love, but I
AnneMarie Miller
March 30, AD 2017
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Life
There is no such thing as a Christian doormat
There is a very insidious theological idea around, especially among conscientious Christians who dearly desire to love Jesus and follow His teachings, that somehow, Our
Nick Chui
March 24, AD 2017
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Life
The Great Lie: Relativism and False Freedom Left Me Depressed
The saddest I have ever been was when I was living on the beach in Destin, Fl. I had the beach as my front yard
Thomas Clements
March 20, AD 2017
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Life
Eye of the Tiber publishes Ground-breaking Catholic Exposé
It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It will shock you. You cannot finish this book without being moved. Eye of the
Bethanie Ryan
March 17, AD 2017
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Career
Learning to Listen to the Divine Whisper
It has been a crazy past few months here. I have been facing the usual high school senior dilemmas regarding the “afterlife”, so to speak,
Theresa Curley
March 8, AD 2017
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Columnists
Sin, Slavery, and Identity
“Abuse (and the trauma that results from it) causes not only the anxiety of meaninglessness and the anxiety of guilt, but also the anxiety of
Jean Elizabeth Seah
March 7, AD 2017
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Balance of Extremes
Classical morality has often been described as the finding of a Golden Mean or Happy Medium between two extremes. We find this concept in Socrates,
Ryan Kraeger
March 6, AD 2017
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Columnists
The Narrow Path Through Reality
Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there are
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 28, AD 2017
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Life
Miserere Mei, Deus, Domine et Pater
O Father, Brother, Lord, And God, Spouse of my soul, Forgive my many sins, my crimes. Lave my wriggling, red, whinging soul And wipe away
Ryan Kraeger
February 23, AD 2017
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Columnists
Healer of Souls
Over the past week, the Gospel readings have contained many scenes of healing from Jesus’s public ministry. We know that Jesus performed many miraculous healings
Erin Cain
February 17, AD 2017
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Life
Trust and Truth
Sometimes, when one hears of a poor fellow being scammed, losing his savings to a nonexistent online girlfriend, or wasting thousands on damaging psychobabble seminars,
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 14, AD 2017
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Life
The Archived Life: On Scrapbooking, Catholic Liturgy, and Transitional Justice
By guest writer Melvyn Foo. On all my holidays this year, my routine when I return to our accommodation is the same. I transfer the
Guest Writer
February 10, AD 2017
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Apologetics
Good Works: Why We Do Them
O my God, I am heartily sorry that I have sinned against Thee. I detest all my sins, because I dread the loss of Heaven
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 10, AD 2017
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Life
Losing my religion: How Church music causes unbelief
Imagine for a moment you are an enemy of the Catholic Church. You wish everybody could just leave this horrible institution. Yet you know that
Nick Chui
February 8, AD 2017
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Columnists
100% for God
But because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold, nor hot, I will begin to vomit thee out of my mouth. —Apocalypse 3:16 When Herod heard
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 7, AD 2017
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Columnists
Order
Most of the liturgical year is comprised of “Ordinary Time”, when the Gospels follow the earthly ministry of Christ. This does not mean that the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 6, AD 2017
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Family
Finding Femininity at Its Finest
We are in a spiritual battle right now. Society is challenging women, and the men that support them, to rethink femininity and what it means
Larabeth Miller
January 30, AD 2017
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Life
Wanted or Unwanted: Desire, Worth, and the Human Person
My mum was 17 when she had me. She had very little help with the pregnancy. She faced rejection, abandonment, and confusion at the onset,
Nic Davidson
January 27, AD 2017
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