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Prayer
Erin Cain

Spiritual Antibodies

“And hearing this, Jesus said to them, ‘It is not those who are healthy who need a physician, but those who are sick; I did

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Erin Cain January 28, AD 2015 5 Comments
Columnists
Amanda Sloan

Learning Patience

{Warning: I mention miscarriage in this post – not mine – but it comes up.} There we were, waiting in the waiting room. Waiting rooms

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Amanda Sloan January 26, AD 2015 2 Comments
Prayer
Theresa Earleywine

Don’t Cry Over Spilt Green Chili

Arriving home from grocery shopping one afternoon, I sensed an imminent meltdown from my 9 month old son. He was overtired and still upset that

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Theresa Earleywine January 23, AD 2015 3 Comments

Our Friends: The Saints

We have access to literally thousands of friends—at any time. No, I’m not talking about Facebook or any other online network; I’m talking about an

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Lianna Mueller January 3, AD 2015 5 Comments
College
Erin Cain

Clinging to Tradition

This time of year is usually filled with traditions: both family traditions and liturgical traditions, which shape our experience of Christmas. Traditions serve a great

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Erin Cain December 31, AD 2014 3 Comments
Life
Amanda Sloan

The Beggar In Me

I’ll be honest, more often than not when I pass a homeless person or someone begging on the side of the road I give them

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Amanda Sloan December 29, AD 2014 3 Comments
Life
Emma King

The Power of Tradition

My husband and I are currently navigating our way through our first holiday season as a married couple. Many life lessons learned, many tears of

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Emma King December 17, AD 2014 1 Comment
College
Abigail C. Reimel

Helpful Advent Links

Advent is my favorite liturgical season. I become extremely excited when Advent is coming, and love observing it by wearing my purple “Advent scarves,” painting

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Abigail C. Reimel December 11, AD 2014 2 Comments
Columnists
Erin Cain

From the Realms of Glory

I imagine angels to be like responsible teenagers asked to babysit their toddler siblings. I’m sure that my own guardian angel is often exasperated with

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Erin Cain December 3, AD 2014 2 Comments
Prayer
Patty Hubbard

The Suffering Question

The first time I went to Europe came about when my essay was chosen to receive a mostly paid pilgrimage to Assisi and Rome.  $800

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Patty Hubbard November 28, AD 2014 3 Comments
Prayer
Theresa Williams

The Loss of the Orphan

I have been living in fear. I have been fearful that God will take away the things I love – my children, my husband, family

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Theresa Williams November 25, AD 2014 2 Comments
College
Abigail C. Reimel

Crawling to Heaven

If studying the saints has taught me anything, it is that there are many ways to travel the narrow road to Heaven.  While some lived

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Abigail C. Reimel November 17, AD 2014 4 Comments
Columnists
Cristina Montes

Misconceptions about Saints

Many people, including Catholics, have misconceptions about the saints. Consider the following incidents: A journalist interviews the producer of a musical play about the life

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Cristina Montes November 6, AD 2014 5 Comments
Spirituality
Liesl Bee

Be a Window

Have you ever met someone who just seems to radiate Christ with every fiber of his or her being; where you can just see their love

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Liesl Bee November 5, AD 2014 2 Comments
Books
Bethanie Ryan

The Grace of Yes: A Review

The cover appropriately displays a fish out of water. Ever felt like that? Like you were in over your head? Like you were way outside

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Bethanie Ryan October 20, AD 2014 1 Comment

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