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Pray for us sinners

Last time I wrote here at Ignitum Today, I shared with you that I am expecting a new baby this spring and that I was experiencing the

Leah Jacobson December 9, AD 2011 8 Comments

I’ve got the Spirit, How about you?

I would like to start off this post by asking a question. When you hear the word Spirit, what do you think of? I have

Joe Sales December 9, AD 2011 No Comments

Columnists

Le Chiese delle Cittá: The Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

Today, I would like to feature a guest post from a friend studying in Washington D.C. She is a student of architecture as well and

Nathaniel Gotcher December 9, AD 2011 2 Comments

Columnists

Believing in Santa

About this time of year, moms in all corners of the blogosphere pull out their boxing gloves and prepare to battle to the death to

Calah Alexander December 8, AD 2011 21 Comments

Columnists

Finding God in the Wilderness

The week before my wedding, I attended an outdoor men’s experiential retreat with about 100 other men from around Western New York. The weekend was

Steven Lawson December 6, AD 2011 4 Comments

Columnists

Often times in the busyness of everyday life there are times when we are called to separate ourselves from those that surround us and experience God like we have never before. From November 17 – 20, 2011 I had the great honor and privilege of taking 28 people from my parish to the National Catholic Youth Conference held in Indianapolis.

Guest Writer December 6, AD 2011 3 Comments

Columnists

Christ in Mary, Christ in Us

The title Theotokos means “God bearer.” This was given to none other than Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is free from original sin

Jared Dale Combista December 5, AD 2011 No Comments

Columnists

Le Chiese delle Cittá: SS. Michaelis et Gudulae

To continue my series on the Gothic Churches of Belgium, I would like to give you an overview of the Cathedral of Brussels. I am

Nathaniel Gotcher November 30, AD 2011 1 Comment

Spirituality

When Is Prudence Prudent?

I once heard Father say in a homily that no saint was ever canonized for being prudent. He went on to explain that it is

Allie Terrell November 30, AD 2011 No Comments

Columnists

Le Chiese delle Cittá: The Churches of Brugge

This week, I was preparing for my trip to Belgium, so I was unable to post on Wednesday and I was traveling all day Thursday.

Nathaniel Gotcher November 25, AD 2011 4 Comments

Prayer

Spontaneous Catholics

“I know Catholics aren’t exactly known for being spontaneous…” my priest said to a chorus of laughter. This morning’s Thanksgiving Day Mass took a turn

Elizabeth Hillgrove November 24, AD 2011 1 Comment

Spirituality

Things to be Thankful For

Over the next few days the vast majority of Americans will celebrate Thanksgiving Day with a special meal and family time. It is always a

Rachel Zamarron November 23, AD 2011 No Comments

Prayer

Charity for the Holy Souls in Purgatory

Guest post by Jessamine Several years back, I ordered some green scapulars from a Catholic apostolate. Upon reception of the package, not only the green scapulars

Guest Writer November 22, AD 2011 3 Comments

Cleansing of the Temple, El Greco (1591)

Money & Finance

Usury and Its Incompatibility with the Faith

Usury: The lending of money with an interest charge for its use; especially : the lending of money at exorbitant interest rates. (Merriam-Webster) Are you

Jared Dale Combista November 22, AD 2011 3 Comments