Letting God Fight for You
My life is very structured. Just ask my wife. I fold my socks and put them in a special place in my drawer. I have
Bob Waruszewski
May 1, AD 2013
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The New Evangelization and the Art of Living
To protect his identity, we’ll call him Frank. Though we’ve had many over the years, I distinctly remember one particular conversation with Frank. He was
Tim Glemkowski
April 30, AD 2013
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Heartwarming Story from Texas Roadhouse
Last week my friend Audrey and her husband Phil took their two children to the Texas Roadhouse at Arrowhead in Peoria, Arizona – a suburb of Phoenix.
Bonnie Engstrom
April 30, AD 2013
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Catholic and Infertile
“The English language lacks the words ‘to mourn an absence.’ For the loss of a parent, grandparent, spouse, child or friend we have all manner
Sarah Babbs
April 29, AD 2013
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Bioethics
Would You Say That to My Face?
In recent decades, America has made many wonderful advances in protecting the rights of people with disabilities and including them in society. Gone are the days of
Chelsea Zimmerman
April 18, AD 2013
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Letter to a Young Discerning Catholic
Dear Discerning Young Catholic, Underachieving in the realm of morality has become so commonplace in our world that we have begun to pretend that sin
Theresa Noble
April 13, AD 2013
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My Teacher Says I’m Special
Growing up, my school assemblies would always talk about self-esteem. It seems that elementary schools in the late 80’s and 90’s (sorry for my older
Matthew Higgins
April 12, AD 2013
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Coming Out: Catholic
Christ equals Love It was just another typical night out with a good friend. I was in my early twenties and life back then seemed so
Miriam Brower
April 11, AD 2013
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Prayer Joined to Sacrifice
I wanted to write about prayer because I love to do it. What I really enjoy is when God answers prayer. That would be my
Audrey Cabrera Amort
April 11, AD 2013
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Life
Surviving 2013
Despite all the fireworks and happy status updates, we’re all aware that a new year brings new problems. There’s going to be a lot of
Mariella Hunt
January 1, AD 2013
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Life
Are We on Earth for our Enjoyment?
I’ve been reading a book of the letters of Blessed Zélie Martin titled A Call to a Deeper Love. There”s much I could say about
Chelsea Houghton
January 1, AD 2013
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Columnists
The NFP Generation
I’m 24 years old and two years out of college, which puts me at that age when nearly all my friends are getting married. It
Mary C. Tillotson
December 31, AD 2012
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Warthog Face Singing…..Why I SIng Out Loud and Don’t Worry About It
I love to sing…… Love. It. I’m not really all that great at it. In fact, I’m pretty bad. It’s a fact I’m pretty comfortable
Rebecca Frech
December 27, AD 2012
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Bioethics
Christian, Remember Your Dignity and the Dignity of all Human Life!
Happy third day of Christmas! While the rest of the world moves on from the holiday, for Catholics, the Christmas season has only just begun. I
Chelsea Zimmerman
December 27, AD 2012
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Career
Science vs. Religion? Part I of II
You know the symbol: the ancient Christian fish that’s sprouted legs and bears the name Darwin. There’s a car down the street from me that
Kelly Shircliff Williams
December 19, AD 2012
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College
Religion: Virtue of Temperance
A little over a month ago, I decided to give up drinking until I was 21 years old; until I was of age to legally
Kaitlin Davis
December 18, AD 2012
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Columnists
A Cry In the Desert: Out of the Dark Night and Into the Light
I am a woman under siege. Lately, for reasons not entirely known to me, I’ve constantly fallen into despair about my worth, my talents, and
Stephanie Calis
December 17, AD 2012
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Modesty Only Works When it Isn’t Distorted
If one thing stands out about a trip I took to South Beach back in May, it’s this: I have never seen so much butt on
Arleen Spenceley
December 15, AD 2012
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Life
How to Host a Catholic Party
Some of the fondest memories I have of this year are the dinner parties I hosted at my house on liturgical feast days. They are
Julie Machado
December 12, AD 2012
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Women's Issues
Kickboxing and Moments of Grace
Ever have one of those moments in mass or prayer where God just slaps you upside the head? Yep. Today was one of those days.
Sarah Kearns
December 12, AD 2012
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Men's Issues
Pat, Pat
“Pat, pat. Rub rub.” Just as a new family comes into being on the wedding day with the marriage of a husband and wife, so
Nicene Guy
December 11, AD 2012
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