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Columnists
Calah Alexander

Mercy

Recently, our house has been ringing with the wails of a 3-year-old girl. Morning, afternoon, and evening, Charlotte can usually be found sitting in a

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Calah Alexander February 2, AD 2012 8 Comments

God, Teacher

Last week, I started up a semester-long job to go with my research responsibilities: I am teaching a class. This is the opportunity I have

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Allie Terrell February 1, AD 2012 2 Comments
Spirituality
Mariella Hunt

Dark Nights

What is the Dark Night of the Soul to me? It’s depression–but a different kind of depression. Why should the above thoughts in the animation be going through my head?

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Mariella Hunt January 31, AD 2012 3 Comments
Columnists
Jared Dale Combista

The World Ends With You

A lot of you may have read Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, which is the author’s last and greatest novel, and you may have found

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Jared Dale Combista January 30, AD 2012 6 Comments
Columnists
Guest Writer

Pope John Paul II

By Elaine Golden (who says “dwawing”) Check out her beautiful work here, Drawing the Line. Chesterson, Assad, “The Child Jesus” and “Mary teaching Jesus how

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Guest Writer January 29, AD 2012 1 Comment
Spirituality
Nicene Guy

Assumptions and Models

The scientific method, as does much learning in general, begins with observation. Father Stanley Jaki likened this process to the first step in the march

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Nicene Guy January 24, AD 2012 2 Comments

Ask Thugfang: Vocations

His Right Dishonourable Loathsomeness, Master Thugfang, is a demon of great infamy among academic circles. He is a frequent columnist for “Tempter’s Times”, an assistant

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Ryan Kraeger January 23, AD 2012 No Comments
Columnists
Kayla Peterson

To Trust in God

When I was a child, this was my favorite song from Vacation Bible Study.  I loved the hand gestures, the upbeat attitude, and the simpleness.

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Kayla Peterson January 18, AD 2012 2 Comments
Life
Nathaniel Gotcher

Of Lotion and Life

It’s funny what can inspire a blog post. In this case, it was a bottle of lotion. There is was, sitting on the sink in

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Nathaniel Gotcher January 16, AD 2012 7 Comments
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Columnists
Anna Williams

God’s will for you

In keeping with my tradition of quoting other people in order to come up with a blog post, I want to discuss a piece someone

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Anna Williams January 16, AD 2012 7 Comments

Anointing of the Sick

Is any of you sad? Let him pray. Is he cheerful in mind? Let him sing. Is any man sick    among you? Let him bring in the

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Joe Sales January 14, AD 2012 16 Comments
Columnists
Sr. Lisa Marie

Must We Like Each Other Equally?

This week, as part of vocations week, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Fr. Jason Vidrine‘s middle school class in Louisiana (via Skype),

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Sr. Lisa Marie January 13, AD 2012 12 Comments
Religion
J.R. Baldwin

Not Even Wrong

Wolfgang Pauli, a physicist who pioneered the field of quantum physics, is famous for the critique, “Das ist nicht nur nicht richtig, es ist nicht

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J.R. Baldwin January 13, AD 2012 5 Comments
Columnists
Rachel Zamarron

More Thoughts On The Veil

The Dec. 15th article on the veil fueled some great discussions in Catholic blogging circles. Father Dwight Longenecker did this follow up post and Deacon

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Rachel Zamarron January 12, AD 2012 7 Comments
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Columnists
Nicene Guy

Acts of Faith in the Sciences

The idea that we have faith in everyday matters is not new. This secular faith is practiced by, well, everybody, since we rely on a

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Nicene Guy January 10, AD 2012 6 Comments

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