Career
So You’re Unemployed…
…but you are not alone. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the current rate is 8.3% with an average length of ten months. For
Rachael Johnson
August 7, AD 2012
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Mercy and Killing
Kiss of the Spider Woman (On the Frontline Series)
My name is Dan, and I am an abortion sidewalk counselor in New Jersey. This is my inaugural column for a series I will call
Daniel Mikulsky
August 6, AD 2012
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Columnists
Pagans and the Passion: Conflict or Concord?
I’ve often seen it said that the classical virtues– first enumerated and analyzed by pagan thinkers like Plato and Aristotle– and the Catholic virtues found
Ink and Quill
August 3, AD 2012
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Remembering a Hero from Africa
Tribute to His Excellency Professor John Evans Atta Mills, former President of the Republic of Ghana in West Africa, a defender of what is true
Godwin Delali Adadzie
August 2, AD 2012
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Family
Catholic Mangate
This post is a response to When NCB Meets NCG. I thought it would be appropriate for an actual Good Catholic Man (father of five, husband
Brent Stubbs
August 1, AD 2012
15 Comments
Family
A Man Who Wipes…
…Butts. OR: A Man Who Wipes Bottoms (for those that find “butt” offensive) What I am talking about is the awkward “line in the sand”
Brent Stubbs
July 31, AD 2012
7 Comments
Life
Morality in Medicine: An Interview with Paul Fox, M.D.
The Church provides a framework for a physician that is marvelously adapted to the realities of life and death. No-one would want to prescribe drugs without standard doses. Why would anyone want to operate in such a morally fraught field as medicine without a standard of conduct?
Elizabeth Hoxie
July 25, AD 2012
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Life
Pass Me Another Waffle Fry
As a man who savors each and every opportunity he has to eat a fried chicken sandwich and waffle fries from the company that provided
Bob Waruszewski
July 25, AD 2012
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Jobs
Being a Dorothy Day Catholic
“The greatest challenge of the day is how to bring about a revolution of the heart, a revolution which has to start with each one
Sarah Babbs
July 22, AD 2012
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Define Liberalism Joe and Steve
Mr. Fulwiler, how is it going? So, I see you have contributed over at Catholic Exchange. You offered some good thoughts on Libertarianism. I would
J.Q. Tomanek
July 19, AD 2012
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To Guide The Helpless
And hospitality do not forget; for by this some, being not aware of it, have entertained angels. – Hebrews 3:2 I love to travel. It
Allie Terrell
July 19, AD 2012
2 Comments
Mercy and Killing
92% and Perfect Babies
I read a fact the other day on the internet: Eight percent of all babies in the womb who test positive for Down syndrome or
Cindy Bird
July 18, AD 2012
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Columnists
Pursuing Leadership
I’ve spent most of the summer this year pondering the topic of leadership. I realized that even if I’m not trying to be a leader,
Mariella Hunt
July 18, AD 2012
3 Comments
Politics
A Government Which Is Losing its Faith
If we’re friends on Facebook, you might notice that I post my opinion on politics and socio-economic matters. And you would know that I am
Jared Dale Combista
July 16, AD 2012
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Men's Issues
Multi-tools
I cannot remember why I came across EDC or Everyday Carry, but it kept me busy for a little while just trying to see what other men
J.Q. Tomanek
July 11, AD 2012
1 Comment
Single Life
All the Single Ladies – Charting for Beginners
Hey friends! I’m back in vlog form to give a basic, beginners, lingo-free explanation for single women about how to learn your body’s natural queues and cycles.
Elizabeth Hillgrove
July 3, AD 2012
9 Comments
Politics
I Dare You!
Talk radio can be extremely depressing these days. It seems every other station has bad news to announce to the American people as Obama’s dangerous
Abigail C. Reimel
June 28, AD 2012
21 Comments
Entertainment
What is it about Mumford?
(NB: This is neither a paid promotion for the Band nor their upcoming Album which is set to be released on September 24th. I received
Nathaniel Gotcher
June 28, AD 2012
5 Comments
Life
Leaving a Legacy
One of the many lessons I learned in Boy Scouts while camping is to always leave a campsite better than you found it. After a
Bob Waruszewski
June 27, AD 2012
2 Comments
Am I free?
There are many reasons to be Catholic. The historicity of the Gospels, use of reason leading to faith, a mystical experience, beauty through the arts,
J.Q. Tomanek
June 26, AD 2012
1 Comment
Dating
Single Catholic Guy: Wake Up!
It’s never been a better time to be a single Catholic guy. Why? Because there are thousands of lovely, faithful young Catholic women waiting for you
Devin Rose
June 25, AD 2012
164 Comments
