Life
Read the Bible By Going To Mass
I remember an impactful talk given by Dr. Scott Hahn in an Atlanta home a little less then a year ago. In it he compared
Thomas Clements
June 12, AD 2025
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Career
Augustine Institute Pilots Unique On-Campus “Teachers for Christ” Program in Partnership with ICLE
Augustine Institute Pilots Unique On-Campus “Teachers for Christ” Program in Partnership with ICLE Comprehensive and fully-funded initiative aimed at the renewal of Catholic education kicks
Carrie Kline
June 11, AD 2025
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Columnists
Why People Have The Wrong Idea About Sin
Whenever we say the word “sin”, people today have various kinds of misconceptions. Some may immediately think about being judged. Others may even cringe at
Jocelyn Soriano
June 10, AD 2025
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Columnists
Grief, Artificial Intelligence and Our Eternal Hope
There’s something about grief that changes us. It changes the way that we see life. It changes not only how we view the future but
Jocelyn Soriano
June 9, AD 2025
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Married Life
Mary – Mother, Sister and Midwife
This article focuses on the vocation of motherhood and womanhood (looking also at fatherhood and manhood), in light of Mary’s role as Mother, Sister and
Br. John Joseph
June 7, AD 2025
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Columnists
Forgiveness, Chastity, and Faithfulness
Last Sunday’s Gospel speaks to us of some counter-cultural themes: forgiveness, chastity, faithfulness. Let’s look at some of these themes. First, forgiveness. This is a
Fr. Joseph Gill
June 6, AD 2025
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New Media
Catholic Owned® Celebrates Boom in New Catholic Economy with Reimagined App and Eastertide Shopping & Liturgical Living Guide
Catholic Owned® Celebrates Boom in New Catholic Economy with Reimagined App and Eastertide Shopping & Liturgical Living Guide Growing digital platform makes it easier than ever
Carrie Kline
June 4, AD 2025
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Life
Martyrdom, John F. Kennedy and Catholic Social Teaching
Martyrdom confounds the modern mind… and how could it not? Living in an age of religious skepticism and scientism, we “enlightened” Westerners are unable to speak
Jordan Haddad
June 1, AD 2025
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Columnists
Catholic Priests Are People Too
He made them the vicars of his love. – St. Ambrose of Milan It is a special grace to be able to accept the invitation
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 30, AD 2025
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Health & Fitness
Hypuro Fit Introduces First Authentically Catholic Fitness App Rooted in Theology of the Body
Hypuro Fit Introduces First Authentically Catholic Fitness App Rooted in Theology of the Body Christ-centered approach behind online personal training company helps Catholics achieve wellness
Carrie Kline
May 27, AD 2025
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Life
ACST Catholic Highlights Relational Importance of Parishes to Combat Epidemic of Loneliness
American Beliefs Study Highlights Relational Importance of Parish Communities to Combat Epidemic of Loneliness Data from ACS Technologies supports faith communities as antidote to mental
Carrie Kline
May 14, AD 2025
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Books
Your Practical Guide for Remedies of Body, Mind, and Soul
St. Hildegard’s Garden by Paul Ferris. Sophia Institute Press (Manchester, NH, 2025). 240 pp., hardcover. $29.95. Available from the publisher. My mother once studied plants
Mary Beth Bracy
May 11, AD 2025
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Columnists
A New Dawn for the Church: Habemus Papam!
The world stood still as white smoke drifted skyward from the Sistine Chapel, and the deep, joyful toll of St. Peter’s Basilica’s bells filled the
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 9, AD 2025
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Columnists
The “Mock” Conclave: Using Creative Catechism to Transmit the Faith
I was privileged to interview Fr. Jonathan Meyer last week. Fr. Meyer was ordained a priest in 2003 for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. After his
Mary Beth Bracy
May 9, AD 2025
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Life
CatholicPsych Institute Offers Groundbreaking Approach to Catholic Mental Health Care
CatholicPsych Institute Offers Groundbreaking Approach to Catholic Mental Health Care Revolutionary model of treatment integrating authentic Catholic spirituality and anthropology with sound psychology makes tremendous
Carrie Kline
May 6, AD 2025
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Life
That You May be One as I and the Father are One
Zechariah writes of a vision in which he saw a man going to measure Jerusalem, her breadth and her length. Another angel came to tell
Mary Proffit Kimmel
May 6, AD 2025
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Mary
May is Mary’s Month: The Scriptural Foundation for Marian Devotion
Today is May 1st, and the Church celebrates the memorial of St. Joseph the Worker. May 1st also inaugurates the Month of Mary. The memorial
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
May 5, AD 2025
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Religion
Genuine and False Shepherds
4th Sunday of Easter/Good Shepherd Sunday/Year A, John 10:1-10 Pastor is a Latin word, which means shepherd, and Bonus Pastor is Good Shepherd. A shepherd
Fr. Gerald Musa
May 3, AD 2025
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Prayer
The Only Easy Day was Yesterday
By Guest Writer Stephen Clark I saw a comic book sketch of a boy kneeling by his bedside saying his evening prayers as his dad
Christina M. Sorrentino
May 1, AD 2025
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Scripture
The Charity of Christ
I heard that fans of Star Trek tried to translate the Bible into the fictional language of Klingon…but they couldn’t do it, because there was
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 30, AD 2025
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Life
Can’t Cancel Jesus
One of the stranger things about the last couple years has been the rise of “Cancel Culture”. For those who are unfamiliar with the term,
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 27, AD 2025
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