Art
Longing for Eternal Love
Right Panel: Loch na Chara (36 by 24 inches) Dia Dhuit! (God be with you in Irish/Gaelic) This article and painting are part three of
Anja Renkes
March 15, AD 2025
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Prayer
Why Sacrifice for Lent?
It’s two weeks now since Ash Wednesday, and most Catholics have given up some desirable thing as a sacrifice. For instance, most families I know
Marissa Standage
March 8, AD 2025
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Good mourning
“I confess to Almighty God and to you my brothers and sisters…” is what we pray at Mass and is basically what we celebrate on Ash
J.Q. Tomanek
March 6, AD 2025
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Spirituality
A Reason to Stay
Trusting and remaining in life’s moments Luke 9:11-17 : Feeding of five thousand (NRSVCE) When the crowds found out about it, they followed him; and
Therese Francis
February 15, AD 2025
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Life
Hearing Noise but Listening to Peace
I love to take walks. I especially enjoy walks where I get in touch with the natural environment. Nature has much to reveal to me.
Therese Francis
February 13, AD 2025
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Columnists
Plugged-In
Imagine if you were to go home tonight and you go to switch on your favorite lamp, but nothing happens. So you replace the light
Fr. Joseph Gill
February 12, AD 2025
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Prayer
God, Are You Listening?
“This is the confidence which we have before Him, that, if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us. And if we know
Christina M. Sorrentino
January 28, AD 2025
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Columnists
On St. Paul, Sports, and Sanctity
My high school batch at St. Paul College of Pasig, a Catholic school for girls here in the Philippines run by the Sisters of St.
Cristina Montes
January 25, AD 2025
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Apologetics
Healing or Harm? Unmasking the Occult Roots of Crystal Healing
By Teresa Yanaros What is the Occult? For us as Catholics to effectively stand firm against the occult, we must first know the definition
Guest Writer
January 16, AD 2025
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Career
New Year’s Dreams
The shiftiness of college years does not always create the best circumstances for keeping New Year’s Resolutions. Though I hardly ever pass up an opportunity
Abigail C. Reimel
January 9, AD 2025
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Columnists
A Christian Outlook for the New Year
In our family, we celebrate New Year’s Eve in a typical way – Midnight Mass, party at our the house of our paternal grandparents, fireworks,
Cristina Montes
January 2, AD 2025
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Spirituality
In honor of St. Stephen
I never realized how much St. Stephen was the man until after my reversion. Reading through Acts for the first time I felt a certain
Steven Lawson
December 26, AD 2024
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Life
A Christmas Carol & Detachment
I recently attended a live performance of the Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol. The cast did an excellent job portraying the well-known tale in a new
Thomas Clements
December 22, AD 2024
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Art
Spirited Audio Adaptation of “A Christmas Carol” from The Merry Beggars Soars Atop Podcast Charts
Spirited Audio Adaptation of “A Christmas Carol” from The Merry Beggars Soars Atop Podcast Charts Advent rerelease of classic Charles Dickens tale celebrates chart-topping success
Carrie Kline
December 12, AD 2024
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Entertainment
“Catholic Owned” Aims to Build the New Catholic Economy with App and Christmastide Shopping Guide
“Catholic Owned” Aims to Build the New Catholic Economy with App and Christmastide Shopping Guide Digital platform connects buyers with Catholic Owned businesses during Christmas
Carrie Kline
November 30, AD 2024
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Religion
Growing the Treasure
What is the greatest treasure you have been given? Your health, your life, your gifts and talents, your family, your possessions? No — our greatest
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 26, AD 2024
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Art
The Augustine Institute Announces New “Based on a True Saint” Documentary Series Showcasing Humanity of Modern Saints
The Augustine Institute Announces New Documentary Series Showcasing Humanity of Modern Saints First installment in “Based on a True Saint” series focuses on the humble
Carrie Kline
November 25, AD 2024
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Columnists
Spiritual Allies
For the past three months, the liturgical calendar has been reminding us of our spiritual allies. Towards the end of September, we commemorated the feast
Cristina Montes
November 24, AD 2024
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Life
“Enter His gates with thanksgiving / And His courts with praise”: A Soul’s Journey into God
My conversion story begins on Palm Sunday, 1992. My parents had me baptized and christened “Mary.” My Mother in heaven was watching over me long
Mary Proffit Kimmel
November 23, AD 2024
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Feasts
God’s Got This
One day a few years ago, I had just finished Mass when a parent of one of our youth group kids came up to me.
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 20, AD 2024
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Sacraments
Hope of Another
There are times when I speak the word of God and feel as though I am speaking gibberish. I wonder if anyone could understand the
Kat Larson
November 12, AD 2024
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