Religion
The End of the Story
Every good story has a beginning, a middle, and an end. I guess that’s why they make so many trilogies, like The Lord of the
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 2, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Multivalency of Scripture: The Postmodern Rejection of Modernity (Part II)
In the first part of this series of essays, I discussed controversies surrounding how one is to interpret Scripture, whether the words of Scripture have
Erwin Susanto
December 1, AD 2020
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Feasts
Tear the Heavens and Come Down
The season of Advent is a season set aside for Christmas preparation. Usually, there are four Sundays of Advent before Christmas. The scripture readings selected
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 30, AD 2020
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Scripture
The Multivalency of Scripture: Its Rejection by Modernity (Part I)
What is the “Word of God”? It is always interesting to me to observe how a Christian uses the term “Word of God”. At the
Erwin Susanto
November 24, AD 2020
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Scripture
You Have Talent
There is a well-known Latin expression, ‘Ut saepe summa ingenia in occulto latent’, which means: often the greatest talent lies unseen. So, what talent have
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 20, AD 2020
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Politics
The Calm After the Storm
Everyone references the old saying “the calm before the storm” in many of life’s most trying situations, but no one talks much about the calm
Kat Larson
November 19, AD 2020
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Bioethics
Pro-Life Advocacy, Live Action and AmazonSmile
From the time I started to become more heavily engaged with politics and culture, I took a particular interest in the pro-life movement and abortion
Justin Lafferty
November 18, AD 2020
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Dating
Part 2 on Cohabitation — How Can We Solve the Problem?
Two months ago, I wrote about the issue of cohabitation from the perspective of how it relates to our faith and finances. I challenged you
Khang
November 17, AD 2020
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Scripture
Expectation and Vigilance
The people of Thessalonica were eagerly expecting the second coming of Jesus and it was their hope that Jesus would meet all of them alive
Fr. Gerald Musa
November 13, AD 2020
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Politics
The Opposition
There has been so much hate, anger, and lies surrounding this election. People are claiming this election will be the most important one they have
Kat Larson
November 12, AD 2020
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Life
When Does A Human Life Begin? – Trust the Science
“Every human embryologist in the world knows that the life of the new individual human being begins at fertilization. It is not belief. It is
Christina M. Sorrentino
November 11, AD 2020
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Movies
James Bond Goes to Church
Imagine seeing James Bond at church… Yes, it was hard for me too. A man with a license to kill and promiscuous lifestyle is the
Marion Sarte
November 10, AD 2020
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Family
How My Fitness Became a Prayer
Guest post by Karen Pullano. Back in another lifetime, when my husband and I had just our four little girls, I was working at the
Guest Writer
October 30, AD 2020
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Religion
Anti-Church and Church as Savior in Juxtaposition
St. Thomas Aquinas teaches us that juxtaposing contrary things helps us to understand what one thing is in contrast to another, as we see is
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
October 29, AD 2020
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Religion
Love Fulfills the Law
A king summoned the professors in his kingdom to come and write a summary of the whole wisdom in the world. They started work immediately
Fr. Gerald Musa
October 28, AD 2020
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Politics
Clear Conscience: A Book for Every Catholic’s Shelf
In an election year, we can count on a few things: Political ads Reminders to register to vote Reminders to vote Partisan opinions and nasty
Bethanie Ryan
October 27, AD 2020
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Social Teaching
Solidarity
For the most part I enjoy living in Stamford, but there is one thing that drives me crazy: the way in which pedestrians cross the
Fr. Joseph Gill
October 27, AD 2020
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Religion
Why I am STILL a Catholic
“How is it that we do not die of love in seeing that God Himself could do no more than shed His divine blood for
Christina M. Sorrentino
October 26, AD 2020
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Life
Against Swearing
I’m going to share what might be considered a “prudish” post about language. I believe that swearing is not a virtuous thing, but I’ll admit,
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
October 23, AD 2020
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Health & Fitness
Lord Have Mercy
I cannot remember a time in my life when I felt fully comfortable in my own skin. Looking in a mirror, I see only the
Kat Larson
October 22, AD 2020
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Politics
Religion and Civic Duty
Some Nigerians came to ask: “Is it right to join the ongoing street protests against police brutality?” I responded: “Stand up for justice, stand against
Fr. Gerald Musa
October 21, AD 2020
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