Columnists
Advent Hope
It took a long time to build St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. A really, really long time. The construction began in 1506 and finished in
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 10, AD 2023
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Life
There is Some Good in this World
I have always been a huge fan of the film trilogy, The Lord of the Rings. A statement made by Samwise Gamgee in the second
Kat Larson
December 1, AD 2023
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Columnists
By Their Fruits You Will Know Them
2 Kings 22:8-23:3, Psalm 119, Matthew 7:15-20 Faith, Hope, Love, Fear of the Lord, Humility, Patience, Obedience. These are hallmarks of the greatest fruits we
Noel Ethan Tan
November 26, AD 2023
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Columnists
Do Catholics Believe in Ghosts?
Today let’s take up a thorny question that I am often asked – can people in Purgatory communicate with us? In other words, are ghosts
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 19, AD 2023
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Feasts
God’s Got This
One day a few years ago, I had just finished Mass when a parent of one of our youth group kids came up to me.
Fr. Joseph Gill
November 18, AD 2023
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Life
The Call
On September 16, 2017, I boarded a plane bound for New York City. I had lived in Colorado my entire life and believed it was
Kat Larson
November 17, AD 2023
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Religion
God is Not an Ideology
God is not an ideology — nor is He reducible to a moral code. He is a community of Divine Persons and His Identity is
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
November 16, AD 2023
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Prayer
Chaplet for Priests in Purgatory
“From the beginning the Church has honored the memory of the dead and offered prayers in suffrage for them, above all the Eucharistic sacrifice, so
Christina M. Sorrentino
November 10, AD 2023
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Life
The Time I Didn’t Evangelize My Doctor
A couple of weeks ago, while traveling for a friend’s wedding, I suddenly developed what can only be described as a mini Mount Vesuvius on
Emma King
October 25, AD 2023
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Life
The Falling Away of Humanity from Experiencing God Through Nature
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,
Thomas Clements
September 13, AD 2023
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Books
Courtship of the Saints
We are pleased to share an excerpt from Patrick O’Hearn’s new book Courtship of the Saints published by Tan Books. Blessed Franz and Franziska Jägerstätter
Guest Writer
September 10, AD 2023
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Life
Labor Day Weekend, Catholic Style
So what do you do on the Sunday before Labor Day? I know a lot of people spend time with their families, maybe have a
Elizabeth Teixeira
September 2, AD 2023
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Feasts
Saints as Role Models
We have heroes, models, favorite actors, artistes and celebrities. Sports-lovers like to wear clothes and kits that have the autographs of their sport heroes. They
Fr. Gerald Musa
August 28, AD 2023
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Books
The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self
We are grateful to share an excerpt from guest writer, Gil Bailie’s book “The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self.” 1 The Triumph of the Will
Guest Writer
August 6, AD 2023
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Life
Making Sense of Suffering
By guest writer Sarah Coffey. Why do we suffer? I’ve wrestled with this question and with God for a long, long time. It’s still a
Guest Writer
August 3, AD 2023
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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 2023
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Columnists
On Thomas, Doubt, and Being an Outsider
Have you ever felt like an outsider amongst a group of people who all shared a similar experience? Sat awkwardly in the background as they
Olivia Spears
July 3, AD 2023
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Politics
God Who Embraces All Nations
When I was a teen, I used to go on week-long retreats with my family to an amazing place that has a seriously embarrassing name:
Fr. Joseph Gill
July 1, AD 2023
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Columnists
Keep Your Eyes on These Fantastic Four
There are many amazing saints, and many amazing blessed and venerables and servants of God—so many that lots are often overlooked. Here are my picks
Theresa Williams
June 28, AD 2023
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Life
Read the Bible By Going To Mass
I remember an impactful talk given by Dr. Scott Hahn in an Atlanta home a little less then a year ago. In it he compared
Thomas Clements
June 12, AD 2023
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Religion
My Vocation Story: Father Jason Smith, LC
If not for a hockey game, I wouldn’t be a Legionary of Christ priest today. As a good Minnesotan, I naturally considered hockey as divinely
Guest Writer
June 7, AD 2023
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