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Life
Erin Cain

Resisting Calvary

I remember that when I learned as a child about Jesus’s Passion, I was surprised to hear that when Jesus was asked to take up

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Erin Cain August 5, AD 2015 No Comments
Art
Fr. Edward Lee Looney

Lessons from the Art Museum

It wasn’t until November 2012 that I visited my first art museum. Once before, as a college senior and tourist to Chicago, I attempted to

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Fr. Edward Lee Looney August 5, AD 2015 No Comments
Bioethics
Luke Arredondo

On Beauty and Planned Parenthood

One of my favorite authors, Dietrich von Hildebrand, makes an interesting argument about the relationship between beauty and virtue.  Essentially, what he said was that

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Luke Arredondo August 3, AD 2015 6 Comments
Columnists
Ryan Kraeger

As in a Mirror, Brightly!

In a recent post I talked about how much Evie hates her carseat, because she hates to be all by herself in the back seat.

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Ryan Kraeger July 27, AD 2015 No Comments
Columnists
Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg

Are You Happy?

One thing all humans have in common is that we all want to be happy. In America, it is enshrined in our Declaration of Independence

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Steven Jonathan Rummelsburg July 24, AD 2015 1 Comment
Life
Megan Twomey

Missing Christ

While visiting another parish for mass a few weeks ago, the priest spoke on this Sunday gospel: Hence, he went into his own country; and

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Megan Twomey July 23, AD 2015 1 Comment
Life
Bob Waruszewski

Life as a Catholic Dad

What is it like to raise a Catholic family in the 21st century? Hundreds of Catholic mommy bloggers will happily answer the question for you

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Bob Waruszewski July 22, AD 2015 No Comments
Life
Emma King

Discernment Games

Perhaps, we should emphasize less praying for discernment and more praying that God’s will be done.

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Emma King July 22, AD 2015 1 Comment
Columnists
Sean Connolly

The Relevance of Worship

This coming Sunday is the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost, and it was with a quote from the Secret Prayer of this Mass that the Fathers

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Sean Connolly July 21, AD 2015 No Comments
Life
Morgan McFarlin

Just the Small Sins

I’ve never had a major crisis of faith. I don’t have a massively soiled past. If you ask my friends, they’d be able to tell

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Morgan McFarlin July 18, AD 2015 No Comments
Life
Rachel Zamarron

Choosing Contentment

A few years ago, a mission trip took me to a small church in Africa. The sights the smells and the culture will forever shape

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Rachel Zamarron July 17, AD 2015 No Comments
Life
Abigail C. Reimel

The Necessary Virtue of Hope

During any phase of transition, the importance of the theological virtues of faith and love are always emphasized. One is counseled to have faith that

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Abigail C. Reimel July 16, AD 2015 2 Comments
Books
Cristina Montes

The Silence of Christ

(SPOILER WARNING: This article refers to climactic plot points in Shusaku Endo’s novel Silence.) I am a pessimist by temperament and as I observe a

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Cristina Montes July 16, AD 2015 2 Comments
Life
J.Q. Tomanek

Small Diocese, Great Vocations

The Diocese of Victoria was recently blessed by two wonderful events. We received our new bishop, Bishop Brendan Cahill, and welcomed our largest priestly ordination

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J.Q. Tomanek July 15, AD 2015 No Comments

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