Scripture
His Power in Weakness
Everything seemed to go wrong for poor Joseph. Born into poverty – actually in a cowshed, as the family house was in foreclosure – in
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 5, AD 2024
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Politics
America: Individually Set Apart for Holiness
Rather than view the American emphasis on individuals as a prideful perspective that promotes hubris, I believe the American emphasis on the individual is not only compatible with our faith, but is incredibly Catholic….Why? Because, when we stop and look at it, we must agree that God is all about the individual.
Emma King
July 4, AD 2024
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Life
Peace for the Covetous Heart
Of all the commandments, “Thou shalt not covet,” never seemed the most difficult. I knew that I could be materialistic, could focus on things over
Megan Twomey
July 2, AD 2024
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Columnists
Man Up
I am writing this on Monday, June 30, 2014, exactly two years after a good friend of mine’s life was cut short. I realize that
Jason Theobald
July 1, AD 2024
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Feasts
The Heart of Jesus… Sacred and Human
As we celebrate the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Fr. Michael Coutts S.J. invited us to look at Jesus, whose side was pierced
Edith Alarcon
June 25, AD 2024
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Columnists
Spiritual Biology – The Sacred Heart
The human body is an amazing and very fascinating creation. Each organ has its purpose. Every fiber works toward a succinct system, or group of
Matthew Higgins
June 17, AD 2024
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Columnists
Calvinism vs the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Calvinism is a Protestant theological system based on the writings of John Calvin (1509 – 1564), a Protestant Reformer most famously associated with Geneva. Calvin was
Laura McAlister
June 12, AD 2024
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Apologetics
The Augustine Institute and Ignatius Press Renew Catechesis in Completed Word of Life Curriculum
The Augustine Institute and Ignatius Press Renew Catechesis in Completed Word of Life Curriculum Evangelization rooted in salvation history reinvigorates the Catholic faith for students, parents,
Carrie Kline
June 10, AD 2024
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Discovering the Echoes of Mary throughout the Old Testament
As Catholics, our great love for the Blessed Virgin Mary often leads us to explore her presence throughout the pages of Sacred Scripture. In Whispers
Guest Writer
June 10, AD 2024
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Life
Building a Chapel in the Soul of a Child
By Guest Writer Susan Joy Bellavance I have just returned from a Select Tours Pilgrimage to some of Our Lady’s medieval shrines in Poland, Germany,
Guest Writer
June 6, AD 2024
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Apologetics
Vinea Research Releases New Findings Affirming More Mass-Going Catholics Believe in the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
In the Midst of the National Eucharistic Revival, Vinea Research Releases New Findings Affirming More Mass-Going Catholics Believe in the True Presence of Christ in
Carrie Kline
June 5, AD 2024
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Feasts
St Boniface and the destruction of a pagan shrine
A traditionalist rebuke of the “Vatican II” Church? Boniface, the politically-incorrect saint? The Universal Church celebrated the feast of Saint Boniface, Apostle of Germany, on
Nick Chui
June 5, AD 2024
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Family
Trinity Sunday: In the Name of the Father
We all know a great deal about the Son of God, Jesus Christ, and last week we heard all about the Third Person of the
Fr. Joseph Gill
June 4, AD 2024
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Apologetics
Why Do Catholics Pray to Mary?
All Christians agree with the practice of praying the Our Father. However, the honor given to Mary by faithful Catholics is often mistaken for worship.
Birgit Jones
May 27, AD 2024
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Apologetics
Augustine Institute’s Newly Refreshed “Symbolon: The Faith of the Church” Showcases Vibrance of Catholic Faith on American Soil
Newly Refreshed Symbolon: The Faith of the Church Showcases Vibrance of Catholic Faith on American Soil New version of Symbolon offers episodes filmed on location in the United States
Carrie Kline
May 22, AD 2024
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Career
University of St. Thomas Launches First-of-its-kind Master of Arts in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies
University of St. Thomas Launches First-of-its-kind Master of Arts in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies Degree in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies Charts Path Through
Carrie Kline
May 14, AD 2024
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Prayer
ACST Catholic Introduces Revolutionary Service to Assess Parish Ministry and Parishioner Discipleship
ACST Catholic Introduces Revolutionary Service to Assess Parish Ministry and Parishioner Discipleship The groundbreaking Discipleship Indicator provides insight into parishioners’ journey of discipleship ACST Catholic,
Carrie Kline
May 7, AD 2024
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Apologetics
Landmark Book by Bishop Athanasius Schneider Serves as a Moral Compass for our Times
Bishop Athanasius Schneider. The Springtime that Never Came. Manchester, NH: Sophia Institute Press, 2022. Hardcover $21.95. Ebook $9.99. Available from the publisher. Bishop Athanasius Schneider,
Mary Beth Bracy
May 2, AD 2024
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Scripture
Make People Feel Loved Today
“I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another. This is how all
Christina M. Sorrentino
April 23, AD 2024
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Books
Sacred Conversations—What Jesus Teaches Us
We are pleased to share an article by Christopher Reed, Ph.D on his new book Sacred Conversations: How God Wants us to Communicate by Sophia
Guest Writer
April 22, AD 2024
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Books
Kids and the Corporal Works of Mercy
We are pleased to share an article by author Claudia Cangilla McAdam on her new book, Mother Cabrini: A Heart for the World by Sophia Institute
Guest Writer
April 19, AD 2024
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