Columnists
Did you hear…
…he is homosexual. …she uses the pill. …she had an abortion. …he sleeps around. …he uses illegal drugs. …he is liberal. …she worked at Planned
J.Q. Tomanek
April 16, AD 2014
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Columnists
Beating a Dead Horse for Life
The other day I got into one of those unfortunate situations known as a Facebook debate. Like reality television series, they are easy to be
Meghan Garcia
April 16, AD 2014
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Life
Reflection on the Holy Land
When visiting my family in March I received many questions concerning “What was your favorite part of the Holy Land?” Perhaps they were looking for
Matthew Heinrich
April 15, AD 2014
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Spirituality
Two Rivers
I had seen General Santos City from the air before, but one sees things differently from a fixed wing aircraft than from a helicopter. The
Ryan Kraeger
April 14, AD 2014
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Movies
John Paul II’s Legacy Can Help Us Win Back Religious Liberty
The continuous setbacks and attacks on religious liberty that plague men and women of faith in the United States and across the world require responses and actions
Ryan Eggenberger
April 14, AD 2014
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Books
Book Review: Saints and Social Justice by Brandon Vogt
Brandon Vogt has written a masterpiece in Saints and Social Justice: A Guide to Changing the World (OSV, May 2014). Brandon’s writing and theological talents
TJ Burdick
April 12, AD 2014
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Religion
The End of the Anonymous Church
One of the key issues in our church today is that we are disconnected. Regardless of whether the church is full or its empty on
Nathan Tran
April 11, AD 2014
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Columnists
Making Every Friday “Good”
Easter is coming; fast! I mean the action, not the adjective. It’s a command. Once Easter comes, it seems, we forget about this wonderful act
Matthew Higgins
April 11, AD 2014
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Columnists
Nothing Changes
By now, those who have been monitoring the events in the Philippines know that the Supreme Court upheld as constitutional the Reproductive Health Law except
Cristina Montes
April 10, AD 2014
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Life
A Philosophy of Style
As Catholics, we know that we have a call to be “in the world, not of the world.” I find that many use this catchy
Emma King
April 9, AD 2014
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Health & Fitness
NCAA Basketball and Seeking Glory
By the time you are reading this, we will have crowned a new NCAA champion; since the final four has not yet happened while I
Jason Theobald
April 8, AD 2014
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Life
Don’t Judge Me, Please Love Me
You hear a lot of things when you walk down a hallway filled with 200 teenage girls. Some hilarious, some tragic, some ridiculous, and some
Lauren Meyers
April 6, AD 2014
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Columnists
When People Make Mistakes (But Not You!)
Life, in all its glory, is pretty messy. Sin skips and trips us through life as we try to be faithful and nothing halts us
J.R. Baldwin
April 3, AD 2014
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Columnists
Walking the Walk, After Talking the Talk
News broke a few days ago that Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta has issued an apology following the disclosure that he spent 2.2 million on his
Rachel Zamarron
April 3, AD 2014
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Columnists
Catholic in the Cubicle: Asking the Right Questions
I recently blew an opportunity to share my faith at work. It was a Friday afternoon and management bought pizza for the office to celebrate
Bob Waruszewski
April 2, AD 2014
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Religion
Fast from Success
If I look deep, I find my inner self hooked up to a drip IV of success. I heard once at a summer retreat that
Julie Machado
April 2, AD 2014
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Spirituality
Searching for Love
Our world is filled with a lot of hatred. One must only turn on talk radio or the nine o’clock news to see this. For
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
March 30, AD 2014
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Relationships
Purity Balls: the Good, the Bad, and the Catholic
He kneels before me, taking my hand in his, and slips a ring on my finger. I look it at: it’s beautiful, so sparkly, and
Laura McAlister
March 30, AD 2014
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Columnists
Witnessing to the World
With the call to the new evangelisation, how do we pass on the faith in today’s world? In his 2014 Message for World Communications Day,
Chelsea Houghton
March 29, AD 2014
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Entertainment
A Different Take on Singing Italian Sister Cristina Sciuccia
By now everyone has seen the Italian Ursuline Sister, Cristina Sciuccia, on the Italian show equivalent of “The Voice.” Go here if you need a
Shaun McAfee
March 28, AD 2014
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Columnists
Music you should be listening to: an interview with the lead singer of The Hope and Justin Band
Discovering a new-to-me musician is such a great feeling. I am a music lover, and I love all genres, but I have a special love
Bonnie Engstrom
March 28, AD 2014
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