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Ralph’s Mom

Recently my son and I were at the grocery store. He was wearing a Thomas the Tank Engine shirt and was playing with the cart as

Bonnie Engstrom October 11, AD 2013 1 Comment

Getting Back to the Basics

You’ve graduated from college, found yourself in your (dream) job and find that taking the time to pray just isn’t as easy/conducive as it was

Molly October 8, AD 2013 2 Comments

Life

For the Hopeless Heart

Dear child, I see the good in you. Satan would love nothing more than for you to get lost in your sin and shame. I

Amanda Sloan October 7, AD 2013 2 Comments

College

Opening Hands

Before I left for college, I wrote about how my tendency to control and plan every aspect of my life often hurt more than it

Abigail C. Reimel October 6, AD 2013 2 Comments

The Annoying "Yes" Lady at Mass

Due to many scheduling conflicts a few Sundays back, I went to Mass by myself without the wife and kids. Over the past month or

Edmund Mitchell October 4, AD 2013 10 Comments

Columnists

The Experience of Translating

Foreign languages, I realize, are not for everyone. Many can go throughout their whole lives content to read Scripture in their native language. I certainly

Matthew Heinrich September 29, AD 2013 9 Comments

Three Hearts Beating as One

I read somewhere that one reason soldiers screaming as they run into battle, or football fans cheering their team at the top of their lungs

Siobhan Benitez September 9, AD 2013 1 Comment

Five Commonalities Between Christianity and Islam

Among all kinds of cultural, political, and interfaith dialogues, the one between Christianity and Islam is arguably the most interesting. Many of my friends from

Anna Elissa September 3, AD 2013 3 Comments

What Do You Smell like?

You probably did not miss Pope FrancisвЂ™ recommendation that bishops should smell like their sheep. What may have been missed is the universal call to

J.Q. Tomanek August 29, AD 2013 6 Comments

Don't Feed the Angels

An important thing to remember about angels is that they are terrifying. I am not sure when angels started to be domesticated, but nearly every

J.R. Baldwin August 3, AD 2013 10 Comments

Prayer

Let Go and Let God

Lately I”ve suffered from writer”s block. I have no inspiration for what I”m most passionate about and normally makes me feel better – putting words

Chelsea Houghton July 20, AD 2013 2 Comments

Prayer

Why I Struggle with the Catholic Church

After spending the last few years diving into the depths of Catholicism and immersing myself in things like daily Mass, the Rosary, and other typical

Amanda Sloan July 15, AD 2013 13 Comments

Columnists

The Sanctuary

Eastern Christians often refer to the area behind the iconostasis as the “Holy Place.” We Latins prefer to call it the Sanctuary. Our separated brethren

Sean Connolly July 14, AD 2013 33 Comments