Columnists
Called to Be Holy
A few years ago, I spent a week in Fatima on pilgrimage. It was beautiful to be there in such a holy place, where you
Fr. Joseph Gill
May 11, AD 2021
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Apologetics
Our Beautiful Way to Her Loving Son
We have just celebrated two Marian feasts as a Church. Three weeks ago, we celebrated the Solemnity of the Assumption of Our Lady. It was
Nicholas Lee
September 1, AD 2020
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Feasts
Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Guest post by Fr. Jovita Cyprian Ho, St. Anne’s Church, Singapore. “Mary set out at that time and went as quickly as she could to
Guest Writer
August 15, AD 2020
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Mary
Coming to Know Our Lady in the Litany of Loreto
By Maria Elser, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. How can we see Mary more as our Mother? Our Queen? Our Advocate? Our Comforter? In praying
Guest Writer
April 23, AD 2020
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Mary
Garabandal Movie Free of Charge During Holy Week
Dear friends, The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about an immense health crisis and will most likely be joined by an economic and social crisis before
Guest Writer
April 3, AD 2020
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Mary
Garabandal, Only God Knows in Canada
Dear friends, There are many documentaries about Garabandal, but Garabandal, Only God Knows is the first full-length movie that has ever dared to take this
Guest Writer
April 2, AD 2020
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Feasts
The Proto-Mass: The First Mass Ever, and It’s Not What You’d Expect!
When did the first Mass take place? The first response we’d give is “At the Last Supper.” This is correct: the first literal Mass involving
Br. John Joseph
February 18, AD 2020
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Apologetics
Our Lady Aparecida — The Real Madonna of the Amazon
What with all the kerfuffle over the Pachamama carvings, I wonder why Our Lady Aparecida has been so overlooked. At World Youth Day 2013 in
Jean Elizabeth Seah
November 8, AD 2019
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Columnists
Invisible
What I consider weakness, the Lord uses as strength. What I see as a hindrance, the Lord turns into an asset. All my life I
Kat Larson
September 19, AD 2019
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Columnists
Jesus’ Last Words
There is something inescapably sacred about a person’s last words. When a dying person speaks, their last words reveal the true intentions of their hearts:
Noel Ethan Tan
April 19, AD 2019
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Columnists
Harsh Reality
I gave myself a week to prepare before I started my new job. When I initially made the decision, it sounded like a great idea.
Kat Larson
February 7, AD 2019
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Columnists
Yep, You Have a Child
A Christmastide Reflection All over the world nativity scenes are glowing with light. Millions of Christmas cards impressed with the visage of the infant
Br. John Joseph
January 2, AD 2019
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Columnists
Blessed Are You
And how does this happen to me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me? —Luke 1:43 Although she did not know
Erin Cain
December 28, AD 2018
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Apologetics
David “Brought up the Ark”: The Assumption of Mary
The ancient Ark of the Covenant that accompanied the Israelites during the Exodus of Egypt until the Babylonian conquest, has long been understood in the
Br. John Joseph
August 15, AD 2018
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Columnists
Why We Shouldn’t “Gloss Over” Marian Devotion
I’ve always enjoyed learning about epic stories of martyrdom. Even as a young child of 8 or 9 years old, I would read, in awe
AnneMarie Miller
August 22, AD 2017
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Books
The Apparition that Changed the World: A Review of Jean Heimann’s New Book on Fatima
The following review was originally written on the blog Sacrifice of Love. It is republished here with permission from the author. With depth and simplicity, Jean
AnneMarie Miller
May 5, AD 2017
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Mary
The New Evangelization: What’s new, why now?
Evangelization: Why is the Gospel good news? The word “evangelization” comes from the Greek “Euangelion” meaning the announcing of good news. St Paul and the
Nick Chui
March 10, 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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Books
A Review of Benedict XVI’s Shortest Book
Yesterday I finished the first book I’ve ever read by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. I’m quite proud of myself. This isn’t the first one I’ve started.
Bethanie Ryan
January 4, AD 2017
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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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Mary
Since Christ Our Passover Has Been Sacrificed
All you who have been baptized into Christ / Have put on Christ. Saint Melito of Sardis writes, “In Abel he was slain, in Isaac
Mary Proffit Kimmel
June 11, AD 2016
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