Columnists
Home Is Where the Heart Is
I visited my parents this weekend. This was the first time I saw their new house in their new city. To my surprise, I was
Kat Larson
August 20, AD 2026
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Columnists
Seeking Christ Amidst Liturgical Abuse
Author Note: For quite some time this topic has weighed heavily on my heart as I have participated in Masses celebrated in the Ordinary Form
Christina M. Sorrentino
August 17, AD 2026
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Mary
The Assumption: Bringing Mary Close
When I first became Catholic, I had a lot of issues with Mary. How could she hear and answer our prayers? How could the Church
Brandon Vogt
August 15, AD 2026
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Life
A Secret, an Eulogy, and a Prayer
Here’s a secret: I’m a bad person. On June 5th I found out my friend Kacie died of a heroin overdose. She was 23 years
Siobhan Benitez
August 11, AD 2026
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Mary
Twelve Other Forms of Marian Piety
In my last article, I looked to the rosary as the Marian devotion par excellence. Some people may find the rosary difficult to pray, or they
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
August 7, AD 2026
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Spirituality
Are We Making Peace a Priority?
I am a recovering control freak. For much of my life, I would be anxious about the future. I would succumb to stress or overthink
AnneMarie Miller
August 5, AD 2026
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Married Life
Hey, We Have a Vocation Too!
Three brothers, one a diocesan priest, one a Franciscan Friar TOR priest, and the other a married man, walk into a bar… Sounds like the
Bob Waruszewski
August 1, AD 2026
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Life
NFP as a Mama of Three
It’s the end of NFP Awareness Week, so I’m going to throw in a few cents as a mama with three kids under three. Natural
J.R. Baldwin
July 31, AD 2026
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Life
Retreat and Refresh
Every Christian should make time for a retreat. Retreats help to rejuvenate a person spiritually, mentally, and sometimes even physically. Think you’re too busy for
Lianna Mueller
July 29, AD 2026
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Columnists
The Joy and Dignity of Work
No man is born into the world whose work is not born with him. – James Russell Lowell, poet Ultimately, we all have to decide
Jean Elizabeth Seah
July 27, AD 2026
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Family
A Gift for My Grandmother and Saint Anne’s Gift to Me
The summer of 2008 was a summer of opportunity for me. I was able to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec City, Canada with
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
July 26, AD 2026
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Life
Experiencing God’s Presence This Summer
Summer is about half-over now. Here in Wisconsin, the weather is warming up and the humidity is climbing. Flowers are blooming. People are gardening. Pollen
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
July 23, AD 2026
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Life
God is my (Life) Coach
“Heads up high… I gotta see your eyes.” And so David Belisle began a speech to his team that has been hailed as one of
Rebekah Andrews
July 20, AD 2026
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Life
How do we love our neighbors?
When I was young, my siblings and I would often play with a soccer ball in our backyard. Inevitably, someone would powerfully kick the ball
AnneMarie Miller
July 18, AD 2026
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Columnists
You Are Not Your Sin
In a fit of frustration and anguish (due to my own actions, or lack thereof), my husband did something drastic that he had never done
Jean Elizabeth Seah
July 15, AD 2026
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Prayer
The Divine Office: The Prayer of the Church
Why I feel that all parishes should pray the Divine Office before or during the Daily Mass: I wrote in February about the Divine Office,
Nicholas Lee
July 14, AD 2026
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What They Don’t Know
I confess that I’m one of those people who woke up on June 26th and immediately grabbed for my laptop, in order to watch the marriage decisions come in
Brianna Heldt
July 12, AD 2026
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Religion
New Research from the American Beliefs Study Offers Insight into Catholic Views on AI in Light of Pope Leo XIV’s Guidance
New Research from the American Beliefs Study Offers Insight into Catholic Views on AI in Light of Pope Leo XIV’s Guidance Survey conducted prior to
Carrie Kline
July 10, AD 2026
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Mary
National One-Day Conference Gathers Leading Catholic Voices on Eve of Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s Beatification
National One-Day Conference Gathers Leading Catholic Voices on Eve of Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s Beatification Special event explores Sheen’s vision for renewing Church and country as
Carrie Kline
July 9, AD 2026
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Columnists
Tested By Fire – But I’m Still Catholic
“In this you rejoice, although now for a little while you may have to suffer through various trials, so that the genuineness of your faith,
Christina M. Sorrentino
July 7, AD 2026
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Columnists
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was prefigured in the sacrifices of the Old Testament, which had polyvalent significance. Animal and plant sacrifices were used
Jean Elizabeth Seah
July 6, AD 2026
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