Life
The Beauty of (Our) Fall
We as Christians are called to a life of death and resurrection. Dying to ourselves, dying to our sin, dying to our desires.
Emma King
November 11, AD 2024
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Religion
Good to the Last Drop
It’s funny how your life can change in an instant with something that seems so small, so insignificant. In 1906, a 12-year-old Polish boy named
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 9, AD 2024
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Spirituality
The Spirit of St. Charles Borromeo
In the opening collect for the Memorial of St. Charles Borromeo, the Church prayed, “Preserve in the midst of your people, we ask, O Lord,
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
November 4, AD 2024
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Life
Catholic Legacy Empowers Catholics to Make Faith the Center of Their Estate Plans with Free Online Tools
Catholic Legacy Empowers Catholics to Make Faith the Center of Their Estate Plans with Free Online Tools Groundbreaking estate planning platform allows Catholics to make funeral
Carrie Kline
October 15, AD 2024
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Feasts
Six Famous Carmelite Saints
The Carmelites are one of the most famous Religious Orders. Here are six great Saints who came from this community.
Mariella Hunt
October 15, AD 2024
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Family
Red Bird Ministries Seeks To Reframe Cultural Perspective on Life and Grief During Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
Red Bird Ministries Seeks To Reframe Cultural Perspective on Life and Grief During Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month Non-Profit Organization Offers Uniquely Catholic Resources
Carrie Kline
October 7, AD 2024
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Entertainment
The Augustine Institute Partners with Sent Evangelization to Introduce Catholics to the Gift of Door-to-Door Evangelization
The Augustine Institute Partners with Sent Evangelization to Introduce Catholics to the Gift of Door-to-Door Evangelization Seven-part course designed to reach souls within parish neighborhoods now available
Carrie Kline
October 3, AD 2024
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Religion
You’re Not St. Thérèse – And That’s a Good Thing
By Mary Boneno, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. If you check the “Saint of the Day” tab on any Catholic app, you will find that
Guest Writer
October 1, AD 2024
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Life
Neither Worthy nor Worthless
The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still. —Exodus 14:14 And Jesus went with them, but when he was only a
Erin Cain
September 30, AD 2024
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Columnists
Under the Cloak of the Mother of God
The Protection of the Theotokos falls on October 1: “Today the Virgin stands in the midst of the Church, and with choirs of Saints She
Mary Proffit Kimmel
September 29, AD 2024
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Columnists
Acquired Virtues
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, natural virtue (justice, prudence, temperance and courage, and all the subset virtues) are acquired virtues. Acquired virtues are those good-habits
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
September 27, AD 2024
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Entertainment
Laura Huval Gears Up to Release New Album in Celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Grammy-Nominated Musician Gears Up to Release New Album in Celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary Sing the Rosary from Laura Huval
Carrie Kline
September 23, AD 2024
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Books
“Mission-Ready Friendship” Offers A Simple And Practical Blueprint for Deeper Relationships and Life-Changing Faith
“Mission-Ready Friendship” Offers A Simple And Practical Blueprint for Deeper Relationships and Life-Changing Faith Whether or not we know it, we all have family
Carrie Kline
September 20, AD 2024
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Catholic Education
Know Mary, Know Jesus. No Mary, No Jesus.
During my days as a Southern Baptist, my opinion of Mary, the Blessed Virgin, was the same as every other Protestant. I saw her as
Matthew Tyson
September 15, AD 2024
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Life
The Falling Away of Humanity from Experiencing God Through Nature
The beauty and complexity of the world is meant to continuously point humanity to our Creator. We are surrounded by trees, mountains, oceans, rivers, lakes,
Thomas Clements
September 13, AD 2024
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Prayer
Essentials to the Spiritual Life
Aristotle teaches that “definition” is the first act of the intellect when constructing arguments or seeking to even understand. Now to The Philosopher, definition was
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
September 10, AD 2024
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Spirituality
Are We Making Peace a Priority?
I am a recovering control freak. For much of my life, I would be anxious about the future. I would succumb to stress or overthink
AnneMarie Miller
August 30, AD 2024
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Columnists
Times Like These, We Need To Fix Our Gaze Upon Heaven
“Heaven is fixing our gaze upon Christ; hell is simply choosing to look the other way.” Let us fix our gaze on Jesus. Look to
Jocelyn Soriano
August 29, AD 2024
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Feasts
Saints as Role Models
We have heroes, models, favorite actors, artistes and celebrities. Sports-lovers like to wear clothes and kits that have the autographs of their sport heroes. They
Fr. Gerald Musa
August 20, AD 2024
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Religion
Self-Sacrifice
Once upon a time, there was a man who was thrown into prison for publishing a comment about a bad government. His name was Maximilian
Fr. Gerald Musa
August 13, AD 2024
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Life
A Secret, an Eulogy, and a Prayer
Here’s a secret: I’m a bad person. On June 5th I found out my friend Kacie died of a heroin overdose. She was 23 years
Siobhan Benitez
August 11, AD 2024
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