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Pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin picking. It seems like I just finished putting away my bathing suit from summer vacation and already I’m seeing

Pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin picking. It seems like I just finished putting away my bathing suit from summer vacation and already I’m seeing

We are pleased to share this article by guest writer Teresa Tomeo. Note: portions of this article were taken from her new book Italy’s Shrines

In Ontario, unfortunately medical professional’s personal consciences are not respected. Two instances, amongst others pose an immediate and proximate issue: MAID (assisted suicide), and effective

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

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,

In the late 1970s, a journalist named Lee Strobel was at a crossroads. He was born and raised an atheist, and his wife was one

We are made for love and connection and justice and nonviolence, but at every turn and in every way we are twisted in the direction

New CatholicTV Website and Apps Make Daily Mass and Catholic Programming More Accessible to Homebound and Traveling Catholics Oldest Catholic television network in the U.S.

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

We Catholics love our sacramentals. They are physical reminders of God’s presence and love for us, in His Word, His saints, and His Church. Sometimes,

As it turns out, Mary is one of my favorite writing topics. I have always been fascinated by her, for obvious reasons. Suspend reality for
Two days ago, I finished my clinical attachment in Geriatrics bringing the third semester of the Accelerated Diploma in Nursing to an end. On the

I have been wishing, hoping and especially praying to find a husband. God knows how much I have wanted that blessed family life with a

Guiding Star Project Brings Wholistic Women’s Healthcare to Telehealth New virtual care option expands access to Guiding Star’s life-affirming and “wholistic” approach to women’s health

Each year with the dawn of warm weather, Catholic media is suddenly buzzing with a myriad of posts and articles addressing the virtue of modesty.

“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

We are pleased to share an excerpt from guest writer, Sara McLaughlin’s “Praying with St. Augustine” by Sophia Institute Press. [From pages 19-20] “St.

There are many different kinds of problem solvers in the world. I classify myself as a “fixer.” When someone comes to me, expressing a problem,

Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology Expands Formation of Catholic Leaders for a Changing World New faculty, residential campus experience, and worldwide student community at

Dear Catholic Freshmen, Welcome to Behemoth State College (BS-C). I’m sure that orientation week has so far been a mixture of excitement, anxiety, awe, and

“There is nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more precious, He would have given it to us.” (St. John Vianney) Recently,