Married Life
Headship
I am going to go out on a limb here and talk a little about Ephesians Chapter 5. First let’s quote it, and then I’ll
Joseph
September 27, AD 2012
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Life
Wrinkled Love
This August, I went back to school to learn how better to teach, only partly because the smell of fresh notebooks and sharply pointed pencils
Elizabeth Hillgrove
September 27, AD 2012
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Dating
Love Like the Movies
Why do we love movie romances so much, and why do we desire for the love stories in movies to happen to us? Really,
Edmund Mitchell
September 25, AD 2012
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Family
When the Rubber Hits the Road
Subtitle: How NFP is really hard. Let us return to the title of this post, and do not push aside the double entendre. Go there.
Brent Stubbs
September 25, AD 2012
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Dating
Not So Complicated
Flying home, the college lady next to me mentioned she was in a “complicated” relationship with someone back home. I smiled and said I’d been
J.R. Baldwin
September 22, AD 2012
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Family
Parents Militant: “With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility”
The minute a child is born, his identity begins to form. As he is exposed to different things, he learns how to perceive the world.
Abigail C. Reimel
September 20, AD 2012
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Columnists
God’s Gift to Women
…. at least this woman. I know that statement is rarely if ever viewed positively but that is who I want my future husband to
Nekeisha Christopher
September 19, AD 2012
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Married Life
Grace of the Sacrament
My life is about to change. In about one month, I will be getting married to the love of my life. To say that things
Bob Waruszewski
September 19, AD 2012
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Married Life
Men and Contraception: The Responsibility of a Man’s Moral Authority
“Be subject to one another out of reverence for Christ. Wives, be subject to your husbands, as to the Lord. For the Husband is the
Nicene Guy
September 18, AD 2012
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Family
The First and Vital Cell
Human beings are essentially social in nature. The second theme of Catholic social teaching is the importance of social relationships and participation in society for
Sarah Babbs
September 13, AD 2012
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Married Life
Men and Contraception: Loving Our Wives and Laying Down Our Lives
Recently, I noticed that our editor had put out a call to some of our female columnists to address a newly released study by the
Nicene Guy
September 11, AD 2012
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Family
Family Impact on Society by Deacon Antonio
Scott Hahn in his book “First Comes Love” cites the monumental work of Harvard University Professor, Carle C. Zimmerman’s entitled “Family and Civilization” which citation, I
Royce Hood
September 8, AD 2012
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Relationships
Apples and Algebra: First Comes the Love…
A while back, we began a 4-part exploration of the four marks of God’s love (Free, Total, Faithful, Fruitful) as explained in Humanae Vitae, and,
Nic Davidson
September 7, AD 2012
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Relationships
Building Community with Ministry
Maybe you love your parish and it’s almost perfect, but it’s missing just one little thing – a niche for you. The priest is great, his
Bonnie Engstrom
September 6, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Honest Truth: Should You Date Non-Catholics?
For the average practicing Catholic, dating can be really fun. After all, you’re young, ready to discern marriage, and maybe even ready to start a family of your own. But when it comes to the questions…
Ryan Eggenberger
September 4, AD 2012
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Family
What My Father Did
Jesus gave them this answer: “Very truly I tell you, the Son can do nothing by Himself; He can do only what He sees His
Ryan Kraeger
September 3, AD 2012
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Life
The Necessity of Men
There seems to be a growing idea in our world today that we don’t actually need men for much more than their “contribution” to the
Amanda Sloan
August 29, AD 2012
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Single Life
Christ, My Wingman
The morning after my future sister’s wedding, my fiance and I attended the family brunch and were asked the question: short or long engagement? B.
J.R. Baldwin
August 24, AD 2012
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Relationships
How to Love a Mass Murderer
There were a few words, often repeated in the news coverage of the recent Colorado shooting by James Holmes, which stood out to me like red signal lights: “loner who said little and was easily forgotten”, “kept to himself” and “didn’t seem to have many friends.”
Julie Machado
August 22, AD 2012
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Family
The Other Woman
Every morning, my six month old baby boy looks up out of his crib with wide blue eyes and smiles around his pacifier as I
Margaret Eaton
August 21, AD 2012
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Career
Little Brother
This is a post I wrote for my youngest brother who leaves for basic training next week. I would appreciate it if everyone could say
Ryan Kraeger
August 19, AD 2012
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