Columnists
A New Grateful You
By now, if you are like me, you have already lost track of your New Years resolution. Learn Spanish? Who has time for that. But
Rachel Zamarron
January 9, AD 2014
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Life
Scripture Matters, But Only Science Disproves Science
As I sat up in our Youth Lounge listening to some of the youth group kids rehearse their lines for an upcoming play, I was appalled at the indoctrination
Seth Evangelho
January 9, AD 2014
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Family
Families Support Each Other
A man shared with me recently that at his swimming competitions when he was a little boy, he would watch his teammate embrace his coach at
Julie Machado
January 8, AD 2014
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Religion
Justice Is Not Always Comforting
To state a tautology, we all deserve justice. Moreover, most people will, I think claim to desire justice if asked. And, since God is not
Nicene Guy
January 7, AD 2014
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Columnists
Can You Be Catholic and Feminist?
About a week ago, I saw an article pop up here on Ignitum Today called Roots, Fruits, and Feminism. I eagerly clicked on the link, wondering what new
Laura McAlister
January 7, AD 2014
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Simon Says & Christ’s Supper
“Eh, Bart, I’m glad you had fun, but I wouldn’t get too into that Catholic Church. With all the sitting and standing and kneeling, it’s
Matthew Olson
January 6, AD 2014
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Catholic Education
Distance Learning with Holy Apostles College and Seminary
Holy Apostles College and Seminary (HACS) is one of two non-residential Colleges recommended by the Cardinal Newman Society—a huge honor and privilege for any school
Shaun McAfee
January 6, AD 2014
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Books
Treason, Good Catholic Historical Fiction
I got a neat book for Christmas called Treason, published by Sophia Institute Press and written by Dena Hunt. I was doubly interested in this book:
Devin Rose
January 6, AD 2014
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Career
Another Article about Millenials (But This One Also Talks About the Spiritual Life!)
In the last few years, a preferred topic of journalistic inquiry amongst concerned Baby Boomers and Gen Xers is the unique situation caused by the
Tim Glemkowski
January 4, AD 2014
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Why I Love the Sinner and Hate the Sin
I recently read an article on Huffington Post entitled “Why I Can’t Say ‘Love the Sinner/Hate the Sin’ Anymore.” The author, Micah Murray, is obviously a very
Emma King
January 3, AD 2014
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Columnists
Facing Relativism. Standing for Morality
“Religion must affirm, in the clearest terms, that morality and ethical values are not mere decorative frills of personal opinion, not subjective superstructure, but intrinsic
Matthew Tyson
January 3, AD 2014
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Columnists
Catholics and the “Extra Stuff”
Recently I had a conversation with a close friend and non-Catholic. Talking about his family’s history in differing denominations, I soon found out that some of
Shaun McAfee
January 2, AD 2014
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Life
Celebrating Christmas on the Streets
In the Philippines, while the well-to-do families feast on traditional ham, roasted suckling pig, steak, or turkey on Christmas Eve, many other people spend the
Cristina Montes
January 2, AD 2014
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Entertainment
Seeking the Truth Amidst Satirical Sites
The article posted on the Diversity Chronicle blog stating that Pope Francis, during a supposed Third Vatican Council, condemned racism and declared all religions to
Cristina Montes
January 1, AD 2014
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A Different Set of New Year’s Resolutions
Is the holiday season over yet? Have we spent some good time breathlessly visiting family, getting in all those traditions, whirling from uncle to brother
Chris Ricketts
December 31, AD 2013
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Art
God is the Artist
This was adapted from a longer version of the post which can be found here. God is King–but he is also Master Artist, and He
Mariella Hunt
December 31, AD 2013
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2014, Moment by Moment
It’s that time of the year again, the last day of the year. A time for us to reflect, look back upon this past year
Molly
December 31, AD 2013
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Life
Roots, Fruits, and Feminism
I wrote this piece for my personal blog before I was a member of Ignitum Today, but as I have since realized that Laura, the
Meghan Garcia
December 31, AD 2013
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Masterpieces upon this Transient Earth
Sometimes things that I see or read just speak to me. I cannot say why at the moment. As my cousin, a photographer and independent
Ryan Kraeger
December 31, AD 2013
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Prayer
Cross My Heart
It was a debate, a debate that dominated my prayer the night before, my getting ready the day of, and the drive there on that
Amanda Sloan
December 30, AD 2013
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Columnists
Parables In Parenting
Mary kept all these things, pondering them in her heart. These lines always seemed particularly beautiful to me, even as a child. They are so
Caitlin Marchand
December 30, AD 2013
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