Life
Jesus in the Prison
Guest post by T.E.W., a brother in prison until All Souls Day. Today was a wonderful day. I had an opportunity to speak to the
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August 14, AD 2018
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Religion
The Eucharist
The Eucharist is the summit of Christian life and worship. When I was 11, I heard a priest telling me this: “You are what you
Nathalie Fernandez
July 16, AD 2018
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Prayer
Pier Giorgio Frassati’s Life of Grace
By guest writer Lauren Winter. This morning I listened to the always enlightening Bishop Barron talk about Frassati. First of all, Bishop Barron is a
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June 21, AD 2018
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Books
Book Review: Rizal Through a Glass Darkly by Fr. Javier de Pedro
Conversion and reversion stories never fail to fascinate. Stories of how and why a person freely decides to embrace the Catholic Faith, or return to
Cristina Montes
June 12, AD 2018
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Married Life
The Sanctifying Cross of Marriage
Mark 10:1-12 In this Gospel passage, Jesus talks about Divorce. Growing up I never thought much about the sacredness of married life. My family was
Nathalie Fernandez
June 7, AD 2018
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Family
Divorce
James 5:7-12, Psalm 103, Mark 10:1-12 The Gospel on 24 May teaches a Hard Truth about Divorce. I’m going to spell it out because I
Noel Ethan Tan
June 6, AD 2018
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Apologetics
The Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
By guest writer Victor R. Claveau, MJ. Let me tell you a story that will illustrate one of the many reasons why the Catholic Church
Guest Writer
June 3, AD 2018
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Prayer
Music at Mass: Fewer Guitars, More Chant
By guest writer Sarah Coffey. This is a post that’s been brewing for months but I didn’t quite have the right words to say until
Guest Writer
June 2, AD 2018
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Columnists
Bringing Good out of Evil
After going to Confession at the Cathedral, on several occasions my boyfriend and I have been blessed to be able to bring blessings to others
Jean Elizabeth Seah
April 3, AD 2018
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Prayer
The Blind Man & the Child
By Ann Tran as told to Jean Seah. Some years ago in Adelaide, I was struggling with my faith and with attending Mass. One day
Guest Writer
January 5, AD 2018
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Life
The Extra Jar of Oil
By guest writer Rev. Fr. Michael Chua. I returned last month from a pilgrimage to Western Europe. As usual, I was bombarded by the same
Guest Writer
November 19, AD 2017
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Columnists
Degrees of Sin — Separation from God
Sin is not wanting too much, but settling for too little. It’s settling for self-gratification rather than self-fulfillment. — Scott Hahn, First Comes Love: Finding
Jean Elizabeth Seah
November 7, AD 2017
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Religion
Michael’s Conversion: Finding God Through Darkness
By guest writer Michael Goo. As a typical Singaporean Chinese, I was raised with a mixture of Buddhism and Taoism. I came to know and
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October 4, AD 2017
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Columnists
Confession: Growing in Relationship with God
As we sat in the confession queue one Saturday afternoon at the Cathedral, my (newly-minted Catholic) boyfriend remarked to a friend: “I’ve never seen a
Jean Elizabeth Seah
September 19, AD 2017
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Prayer
Kneeling at My First Mass
By guest writer Tasman Westbury. In the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those that are in heaven, on earth, and under the
Guest Writer
June 21, AD 2017
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Apologetics
The Church of Jesus Christ
To love and believe in Jesus is to obey Him.1 When one searches the Scriptures, it is readily apparent that Jesus established a Church founded
Jean Elizabeth Seah
April 18, AD 2017
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Prayer
My Chrism Mass Experience
After having been curious for so many years about how it is to experience a Chrism Mass, I finally got a chance to attend one.
Cristina Montes
April 14, AD 2017
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Columnists
Seeing God
Blessed are they that have not seen, and have believed. – John 20:29 A friend of mine was disappointed when he visited Nevers. There was
Jean Elizabeth Seah
March 14, AD 2017
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Columnists
Sin, Slavery, and Identity
“Abuse (and the trauma that results from it) causes not only the anxiety of meaninglessness and the anxiety of guilt, but also the anxiety of
Jean Elizabeth Seah
March 7, AD 2017
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Sacraments
Learning About the Sacraments
One good plan for Lent is to spend some minutes a day studying the faith more, or at least one aspect of it, like the
Cristina Montes
March 1, AD 2017
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Columnists
Understanding Our Dustiness
You are dust and to dust, you shall return. Each time I hear this phrase at Ash Wednesday, I think of a little prayer that
Larabeth Miller
February 24, AD 2017
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