Columnists
Those That Came Before
To all of those who came before: Thank you. Thank you for having the courage to end things, even though it may have been hard.
Amanda Sloan
May 21, AD 2014
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Columnists
A Woman’s Guide to Understanding Men: Part II
Well, congrats, you made it through the first one, and by the looks of things, you may be slightly curious to see what’s coming up
Chris Ricketts
May 21, AD 2014
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Columnists
Setting the Example
There’s a young couple at church that we like hanging out with. They’re in their twenties and just starting out, but so smart and fun
Rebecca Frech
May 15, AD 2014
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Columnists
A Woman’s Guide to Understanding Men: Part I
Introduction Ladies, this series is for you. I have no doubt in my mind that there is a guy in your life that has driven you
Chris Ricketts
May 14, AD 2014
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Books
Someone, Please, Like Me…
“Stockholm syndrome, individuals’ desperate attempts to become like their captors. On a lesser scale it was why good German citizens followed Hitler, Ryan said. Or
Abigail C. Reimel
May 12, AD 2014
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Columnists
Five Things Pope Francis Wouldn’t Do Online
We all probably wish we could take back some things we have said and done online, not only for our own sake but for the
Theresa Noble
May 10, AD 2014
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Columnists
The Dignity of The Wolf of Wall Street
I enjoyed the movie The Wolf of Wall Street…sort of. Now, before I am put on trial and judged as being a terrible Catholic for
Matthew Higgins
May 9, AD 2014
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Bioethics
Who are We Fighting For?
I recently saw a status on Facebook from someone working in the pro-life movement. It was about how the pro-life movement isn’t a cause; it’s a
Emma King
May 7, AD 2014
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Columnists
Thoughts On Being Alone
I sit today in a silent church, the only one in the pew. The only one in the building. I think about the time I
Arleen Spenceley
May 3, AD 2014
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Columnists
Christians and Anger
Do you struggle with anger? Does a close family member or friend? Are you known for your Irish-red-hair and the fact that you are incapable
Rachel Zamarron
May 2, AD 2014
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Career
Catholic in the Cubicle: Setting up your Work Space
The layout of a space matters. Just look at the time companies spend designing their headquarters. From cube farms to wide open areas, offices are
Bob Waruszewski
April 30, AD 2014
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Catholic Education
Searching for Truth in the Modern Academy
“Universities have failed in modern society because of their rebellion against the sacred tradition. They have become monumental pyramids, hospices for the remains of what
Nicene Guy
April 29, AD 2014
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Life
The Application of Style
In my previous article I explored a philosophy of style that will allow us as Catholic women to live in the modern world in such
Emma King
April 23, AD 2014
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Columnists
The Slavery of Secular Freedom
Introduction America was an experiment whose formation defied most of the current political systems at the time of her founding. A group of former colonists
Chris Ricketts
April 23, AD 2014
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Columnists
Bundy v The Catechism
By now, everyone has probably heard about the situation between the Bundy Ranch and the Bureau of Land Management. If you haven’t, just Google “Bundy
Matthew Tyson
April 21, AD 2014
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Columnists
More of the Same
Recently, as I was driving home, I was reflecting on the day and what a chaotic week it was going to pan out to be.
Amanda Sloan
April 21, AD 2014
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Bioethics
Christ Teaches Us How to Die
For to this you have been called, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example that you should follow in his footsteps. (1
Chelsea Zimmerman
April 17, AD 2014
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Columnists
Beating a Dead Horse for Life
The other day I got into one of those unfortunate situations known as a Facebook debate. Like reality television series, they are easy to be
Meghan Garcia
April 16, AD 2014
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Life
Reflection on the Holy Land
When visiting my family in March I received many questions concerning “What was your favorite part of the Holy Land?” Perhaps they were looking for
Matthew Heinrich
April 15, AD 2014
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Columnists
Nothing Changes
By now, those who have been monitoring the events in the Philippines know that the Supreme Court upheld as constitutional the Reproductive Health Law except
Cristina Montes
April 10, AD 2014
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Life
A Philosophy of Style
As Catholics, we know that we have a call to be “in the world, not of the world.” I find that many use this catchy
Emma King
April 9, AD 2014
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