Columnists
A Lesson for a Chaotic Soul
Recently I learned a hard lesson. It was a concept that I knew was coming, as people close to me had informed me of the
Larabeth Miller
February 9, AD 2018
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Columnists
Movie Review: “King’s Faith”
The Christian movie King’s Faith (2013), available on Netflix, is a beautiful and moving story of faith and redemption. Best of all, it manages to
Jean Elizabeth Seah
January 23, AD 2018
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Family
Cuisine or Chaos
Some memories stick with you forever, for good or ill. The mind is such so that even if you can laugh about sad moments a
Theresa Curley
December 27, AD 2017
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Columnists
Leisure: Rest & Virtue vs Distraction & Dissipation
“Regret is a waste of time.” Dream said. “No, I think regret is when people realise they’ve wasted all the time they’ve had.” Chris argued.
Jean Elizabeth Seah
October 31, AD 2017
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Columnists
Fatherhood and Redemption in “Pirates of the Caribbean 5”
[Caution: spoilers ahead] Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is a moving paean to fatherhood. The entire movie centers around Henry Turner’s
Jean Elizabeth Seah
August 15, AD 2017
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Columnists
A Vicarious Grief Observed
On the recent Feast of the Transfiguration of Our Lord, my priest-uncle-spiritual-director, Father Jim, suddenly lost his brother Allan. Father Jim was abroad teaching a
Cristina Montes
August 13, AD 2017
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Columnists
The Vocation of Motherhood
One of the most insidious and harmful ideas that mothers labor under is the idea that we can raise flawless children. Rationally we know this
Rebekah Andrews
August 4, AD 2017
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Family
Of Mountains and Molehills
One of my favorite throwaway phrases is “first world problems.” It never fails to make me laugh. Whether it’s my sister and a friend complaining
Rebekah Andrews
June 23, AD 2017
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Family
Divorce Affected Me, Even Though It Wasn’t Supposed To
Guest post by Anonymous I was seven when my entire world changed. The life I knew, the life I thought was coming. Gone. You may
Guest Writer
June 12, AD 2017
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Family
Mary-ing Our Marthas
I was at a high school soccer game recently. I didn’t know the girls playing, but my second daughter was collecting the balls hit out
Guest Writer
May 15, AD 2017
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Dating
Dear Future Husband
Dear Future Husband, I wonder what you are doing at this moment. Are you studying for finals? Maybe you’re chatting with friends, or are laughingly lost in
Theresa Curley
April 25, AD 2017
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Family
A Conversation with Jesus
This has been a rough week for our family. On Wednesday our daughter, Evie, had a series of six seizures for no apparent reason. She had
Ryan Kraeger
March 19, 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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Columnists
God Can Even Overcome Our Imperfect Parenting
“Things were in God’s plan which I had not planned at all. I am coming to the living faith and conviction that – from God’s
Thomas Clements
February 27, AD 2017
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Columnists
The Inescapable Poorness
I remember I was walking down the hall one Sunday afternoon, after a very hectic lunch. On the third floor of the Mullen Home for
Larabeth Miller
February 20, AD 2017
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Family
Family Dinners
By guest writer Dominic Cooray. I came across an idea over at Art of Manliness that I took for granted as a kid: In his farewell address
Guest Writer
February 1, 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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Apologetics
We need the voice of Anthony Esolen
Not just the Catholic world, but the whole world benefits greatly from the “voice” of Anthony Esolen and the special instruction he bequeaths to humanity
Thomas Clements
January 20, AD 2017
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Family
Time in Prayer this Year
One of the questions I struggle with sometimes is how much time I ought to be spending in prayer on a daily basis. This is
Ryan Kraeger
January 2, AD 2017
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Family
Heart-to-Heart: A Look at the Pain of Love
If you love me, you will keep my commandments.[1] On the face of it, Christ’s words seem obvious: of course we’ll obey Christ because we
Marissa Standage
December 28, AD 2016
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Art
The Hipster Nativity Set
As a child, one of my favorite things about Christmas was the Nativity scenes. From the teeny-tiny one on my family’s home altar to the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
December 6, AD 2016
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