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Life

True Freedom

Guest post by Br. Joseph Selinger, OP. Freedom does not come from the ability to move about, to go where one pleases, and determine our

Guest Writer March 27, AD 2020 1 Comment

Columnists

What is Wrong With the World?

In the early twentieth century, a popular publication asked the question: “What is wrong with the world?” The question received several different responses, but the

Kat Larson March 26, AD 2020 5 Comments

Columnists

Wandering Spirits

Between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, in order that those who would pass from here to you may not be able,

Noel Ethan Tan March 17, AD 2020 1 Comment

Columnists

Charity

And the King will answer them, ‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you

Noel Ethan Tan March 13, AD 2020 No Comments

Health & Fitness

The Coronavirus and a supernatural outlook

Guest post by Fr. John Corrigan, Victoria, Australia. Bishops all over the world have introduced temporary protocols to address the risk of contagion. Some will

Guest Writer March 10, AD 2020 2 Comments

Columnists

On Temptation

Temptation. All of us face it daily – but how to we deal with it well? Let’s look at our Scriptures for that answer. First,

Fr. Joseph Gill March 4, AD 2020 No Comments

Religion

The Purpose of Penance

Guest post by Fr. Goyo Hidalgo, California. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fr. Goyo (@frgoyo) on Feb 28, 2020

Guest Writer March 1, AD 2020 No Comments

Columnists

Faith in Stages

Mark’s account of the healing of the blind man (Mark 8:22-25) is unique in a sense that he was healed in stages. It was from

Noel Ethan Tan February 25, AD 2020 No Comments

Feasts

The Proto-Mass: The First Mass Ever, and It’s Not What You’d Expect!

When did the first Mass take place? The first response we’d give is “At the Last Supper.” This is correct: the first literal Mass involving

Br. John Joseph February 18, AD 2020 5 Comments

Columnists

My Roommate

The last two weeks of my life have been a whirlwind. God somehow managed to pack so much into them, I find it hard to

Kat Larson February 15, AD 2020 3 Comments

Columnists

Kobe Bryant and the Rest of Humanity, Rest In Peace

A couple of weeks ago, the news story broke: Kobe Bryant, the basketball great, was dead at 41. Along with his 13-year-old daughter and several

Fr. Joseph Gill February 6, AD 2020 No Comments

Family

A Child’s Prayer

Spirituality comes naturally to most children. From a young age, they feel an instinctive connection to other living creatures. They have no trouble believing in

Thomas Tan February 5, AD 2020 1 Comment

Health & Fitness

Discernment

Guest post by Meg Hunter-Kilmer. 10 years ago I entered the convent. I quit my job, said goodbye to everyone I loved, and gave away

Guest Writer February 3, AD 2020 No Comments

Columnists

Fruitful Baptism

Pope John Paul II was once asked by a reporter, “What was the most significant day of your life?” There could be lots to choose

Fr. Joseph Gill January 16, AD 2020 No Comments

Columnists

Real Joy

These days, everyone is chasing after material goods. Good grades, good career opportunities, good finances. And yet, despite attaining all these, there is still a

Noel Ethan Tan December 17, AD 2019 No Comments

Apologetics

Respect devotees of KFC; don’t put the statue of Colonel Sanders in Church

Suppose a Catholic loves Kentucky Fried Chicken and talks about it incessantly. His fellow co-religionists may find it odd, worry about his arteries, but would

Nick Chui November 4, AD 2019 2 Comments