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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Columnists
Water
God is closer to us than water is to a fish. – St. Catherine of Siena Water is weird. Have you ever had that thought?
Jean Elizabeth Seah
January 17, 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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Columnists
Loneliness & Communion
Loneliness has two faces. One is human loneliness, and the other is loneliness for the divine. “My heart shall not rest until it rest in
Jean Elizabeth Seah
December 1, AD 2016
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Columnists
Not Alone: At the House of Mary Near Ephesus
I was a solo traveler in the pilgrimage I joined to the Holy Land and Turkey. Most of the others in the pilgrimage were traveling
Cristina Montes
November 30, AD 2016
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Books
Beyond Me, My Selfie, and I: A Review of Teresa Tomeo’s Latest Book
In this technology-saturated world, Teresa Tomeo speaks from personal experience and candid observation on what we all need to do to be better followers of
Bethanie Ryan
November 23, AD 2016
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Family
Inviting Christ and Mary to Your Wedding
One of the highlights of a pilgrimage to the Holy Land that I was on recently, was witnessing married couples renew their marriage vows in
Cristina Montes
November 11, AD 2016
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Family
Perception and Pain
An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered. —G. K. Chesterton When I was little, one of my
Jean Elizabeth Seah
November 8, AD 2016
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Life
The Disfigurement of Sin
“He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him. He was despised and
Jean Elizabeth Seah
October 20, AD 2016
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Life
Judging and Loving
It is a strange thing, but we as human beings are often eager critics. It is so easy to criticize, to catch the flaws and
Marissa Standage
October 17, AD 2016
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Family
Parents Are An Image of God
The image of God that parents can portray is meant to make a mark in the hearts and memories of the children it serves. In
Thomas Clements
September 20, AD 2016
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Evie Help!
I am late writing this blog because I have been busy this week. I am almost always busy, but this week is busier than most
Ryan Kraeger
September 19, AD 2016
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Family
It’s all about Love
There are a great variety of vocations in life, but all require a deep, persistent love. Whether we look at our vocation in general terms
Marissa Standage
September 7, AD 2016
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Life
Seeing the Invisible God
Don’t we all long to see God? Yet, so much of the time, He remains largely invisible to us. How does He reveal Himself in
Marissa Standage
July 13, AD 2016
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Family
Princess Esther and Saying Yes to Adoption
You may not be able to create life, but you can almost always save one. If you say yes.
Nic Davidson
July 13, AD 2016
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Family
What Ms. Frizzle Taught Me
(This post originally appeared on www.yellowpelican.net) It started with an episode of the Magic School Bus and ended with a trip to Urgent Care. Last
Angie Windnagle
June 19, AD 2016
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The Pursuit of Purpose
A few weeks ago I had to make a trip back to the place of my origin as a Special Forces Soldier, a.k.a. Fort Bragg,
Ryan Kraeger
May 30, AD 2016
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