Life
Labor Day Weekend, Catholic Style
So what do you do on the Sunday before Labor Day? I know a lot of people spend time with their families, maybe have a
Elizabeth Teixeira
September 2, AD 2023
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Mary
How Would God Create His Mother?
I would like to wish everyone a Happy Feast of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary! I am Godwin a Catholic convert living in
Godwin Delali Adadzie
August 22, AD 2023
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Columnists
Silence and the Eucharist
The chapel was still and dark as we filed in, hushed, almost on tiptoe. The first sight we registered in our dim surroundings was the
Kasia I.
August 13, AD 2023
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Spirituality
Maxims of the Saints
I love the stories of the Saints and the inspiration that I always glean from their zeal for life and their love for God. They
Sr. Lisa Marie
August 9, AD 2023
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Life
Making Sense of Suffering
By guest writer Sarah Coffey. Why do we suffer? I’ve wrestled with this question and with God for a long, long time. It’s still a
Guest Writer
August 3, AD 2023
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Career
Heroic Men Summit Announces “The Gospel of Work” As Theme of September Event
Heroic Men Summit Takes Men from Surviving to Thriving in their Careers with “The Gospel of Work” Event Registration is now open for the FREE two hour online
Carrie Kline
August 2, AD 2023
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Columnists
Feast of Our Lady Queen of Angels: The Pardon of Assisi
Blessed feast of Our Lady Queen of Angels! If you are ever in Assisi, you will be met with a peculiar sight upon entering the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
August 2, AD 2023
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Prayer
How to Discern: A Guide by St. Alphonsus de Liguori
If we are truly going to discern by focusing on the Lord, whether it be what our vocation is in life or whether or not
Anna Elissa
August 1, AD 2023
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Family
The Powers of Hell Will Not Prevail
I know a priest from Savannah, Georgia, who told me that one day, two ladies showed up at his parish, asking him to come bless
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 30, AD 2023
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Columnists
I Am Both Martha and Mary
The Gospel of Luke tells us of the dilemma faced by Martha and Mary – the choice between daily responsibilities and spiritual nourishment. This ageless
Birgit Jones
July 29, AD 2023
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Prayer
Prayer is an Art of Discipline
Sounds strange, doesn’t it? After all, prayer is supposed to be about spending time with our Lord and King. It’s something that every Christian who
Nicholas Lee
July 28, AD 2023
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Columnists
Getting the Eucharist
Roughly six months after my conversion, I had what I like to think of as my first real “revelation” surrounding Church teaching—specifically the Eucharist. I
Matthew Tyson
July 27, AD 2023
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Art
Genre-Busting New “Shroud” Documentary Investigates Crucifixion As Gripping Original True Crime Story
Genre-Busting New Shroud Documentary Investigates Crucifixion As Gripping Original True Crime Story “The Shroud: Face to Face” invites skeptics and believers alike on an intense
Carrie Kline
July 24, AD 2023
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Religion
20 Gen Y-Aged Saints, Blesseds and Venerables
Have you ever felt alone in your struggles? That nobody gets your pain and suffering? Have you ever wondered how many saints were about your
J.Q. Tomanek
July 14, AD 2023
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Columnists
Tested By Fire – But I’m Still Catholic
“In this you rejoice, although now for a little while you may have to suffer through various trials, so that the genuineness of your faith,
Christina M. Sorrentino
July 7, AD 2023
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Columnists
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was prefigured in the sacrifices of the Old Testament, which had polyvalent significance. Animal and plant sacrifices were used
Jean Elizabeth Seah
July 6, AD 2023
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Religion
Are You Free of Modernist Ideas?
Pope St. Pius X dubbed modernism as “… the synthesis of all heresies.” So it’s pretty scary yet terrifyingly easy for us to fall into
Jared Dale Combista
July 5, AD 2023
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Columnists
On Thomas, Doubt, and Being an Outsider
Have you ever felt like an outsider amongst a group of people who all shared a similar experience? Sat awkwardly in the background as they
Olivia Spears
July 3, AD 2023
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Politics
God Who Embraces All Nations
When I was a teen, I used to go on week-long retreats with my family to an amazing place that has a seriously embarrassing name:
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 1, AD 2023
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Columnists
Breaking the Silence on Abuse in the Convent
*This article includes the real stories of women who have taken the time to share their testimonies for the good of the Church, and to
Christina M. Sorrentino
June 28, AD 2023
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Religion
My Vocation Story: Father Jason Smith, LC
If not for a hockey game, I wouldn’t be a Legionary of Christ priest today. As a good Minnesotan, I naturally considered hockey as divinely
Guest Writer
June 7, AD 2023
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