Vote on a Design for Religious Freedom
My wife and I are creating decals to defend religious freedom. The decals can be placed on bumpers or the rear windows of cars. These
Tito Edwards
July 16, AD 2012
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Politics
A Government Which Is Losing its Faith
If we’re friends on Facebook, you might notice that I post my opinion on politics and socio-economic matters. And you would know that I am
Jared Dale Combista
July 16, AD 2012
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Relationships
Does Latin Make You Sound Brilliant? Totusly!
Totus Tuus: a brief, yet brilliant play (Christmas morning, eager child poised in front of tree with one large present, puffy-eyed parents on couch clinging
Nic Davidson
July 13, AD 2012
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Columnists
Who I’m Meant To Be
It was just the other day, during a phone conversation with my 90 year old grandmother, when she asked, “Who are you?” I paused for
Rebecca Frech
July 12, AD 2012
11 Comments
Men's Issues
Multi-tools
I cannot remember why I came across EDC or Everyday Carry, but it kept me busy for a little while just trying to see what other men
J.Q. Tomanek
July 11, AD 2012
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Date the Fat Guys, Ladies
In what can only be described as “true love,” I agreed to marry my fiance without ever dancing with him. Perhaps this seems impossible, improbable,
J.R. Baldwin
July 10, AD 2012
36 Comments
New Media
Interview with Kevin Knight – On New Advent and Digitizing Catholic Tradition
Imagine telling Blessed John Henry Newman or Venerable (!!) Fulton Sheen that it was possible to carry the entire Summa Theologica, the writings of the
Brandon Vogt
July 9, AD 2012
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Sacraments
Hunger and Thirst
In March of 2007, less than a month after I had turned twenty-two years old, I was deployed to Afghanistan with my engineer unit. I
Ryan Kraeger
July 9, AD 2012
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Columnists
Goodness in the Media: Avatar: The Legend of Korra
As Catholics, we live in the world but are not of it; we must dialogue with the culture but not fall prey to the worship
Ink and Quill
July 7, AD 2012
10 Comments
Vocations
Seminary Formation in Ghana and it Challenges
Written by Rev. Hillary Agbenosi (A Ghanaian Deacon about to be ordained a Priest later this year) The Lord has promised to always provide for
Godwin Delali Adadzie
July 5, AD 2012
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Single Life
All the Single Ladies – Charting for Beginners
Hey friends! I’m back in vlog form to give a basic, beginners, lingo-free explanation for single women about how to learn your body’s natural queues and cycles.
Elizabeth Hillgrove
July 3, AD 2012
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Interview: SheisCatholic
SheIsCatholic vlogs here. Make sure you stop by, say hello, and follow her productions. I am sure she would love everyone to also “Like”
J.Q. Tomanek
July 3, AD 2012
4 Comments
Religion
Some Anglican I Used to Know
This blog post is a “live post”, written last night during Dr. Taylor Marshall”s newest episode on EWTN”s “The Journey Home“. If you know nothing
Brent Stubbs
July 3, AD 2012
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Prayer
Guest Writer
July 2, AD 2012
13 Comments
Free to Exercise
There Peter was, chained, with two guards on either side of him. More guards were standing watch outside the gate. His crime? He was a
Sr. Lisa Marie
June 29, AD 2012
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Columnists
Overcoming Envy
There are “tidy” sins we mothers contend with — sloth that keeps us from cleaning the play room for the millionth time, impatience and the
Elizabeth Hoxie
June 29, AD 2012
10 Comments
Politics
I Dare You!
Talk radio can be extremely depressing these days. It seems every other station has bad news to announce to the American people as Obama’s dangerous
Abigail C. Reimel
June 28, AD 2012
21 Comments
Religion
Sheen declared Venerable
Exciting news: Pope Benedict has approved the heroic virtues of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, declaring him Venerable, and bringing him one step closer to beatification.
Bonnie Engstrom
June 28, AD 2012
6 Comments
Entertainment
What is it about Mumford?
(NB: This is neither a paid promotion for the Band nor their upcoming Album which is set to be released on September 24th. I received
Nathaniel Gotcher
June 28, AD 2012
5 Comments
Religion
Sexuality and Marriage in Islam and Catholicism
I had the privilege of meeting a Saudi Arabian who was traveling throughout Portugal a few weeks ago and it was an eye-opening experience. I
Julie Machado
June 27, AD 2012
10 Comments
Life
Leaving a Legacy
One of the many lessons I learned in Boy Scouts while camping is to always leave a campsite better than you found it. After a
Bob Waruszewski
June 27, AD 2012
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