Entertainment
The New New Media Part 2
In my last article on the subject of video games and the New Evangelization I briefly went into my own passion for games and how
Colin Gormley
June 20, AD 2013
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New Media
Some Basic Combox Decency Guidelines
I have a love/hate relationship with the comment box. On my blog where it’s moderated and readers are spiritually mature and have attended Combox-Finnishing school,
Anabelle Hazard, Esq.
June 19, AD 2013
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Columnists
God is Not the Author of Your Heartbreak
The above quote from Venerable Fulton Sheen caused some consternation on the Ignatius Press Quotables Facebook page, and among some of my friends when I
Emily C. Hurt
June 19, AD 2013
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Family
Pew Isolation
I recently had dinner with three fabulous girls. One is married, the other two are single. Our conversation turned towards the single life and we
Molly
June 18, AD 2013
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Life
The Duties of Friendship
A secret Master of the Ceremonies has been at work. Christ, who said to the disciples “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen
Mariella Hunt
June 18, AD 2013
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Bioethics
BioTalk, Episode 4: Biotechnology and the Catholic Church
What does the Catholic Church have to say about biotechnology — and is she as “backward” thinking as most people believe? Rebecca Taylor and I
Chelsea Zimmerman
June 17, AD 2013
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Prayer
Reverence
Reverence (noun): a feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe; veneration. Reverence has always been a topic of discussion for me and a
Kaitlin Davis
June 17, AD 2013
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Dating
Raise Your Standards
“To a great extent the level of any civilization is the level of its womanhood. When a man loves a woman, he has to become
Amanda Sloan
June 17, AD 2013
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Entertainment
Campaign Empowering Generation of Artists who Believe in Beauty Launches with Tour, Album, & Groundbreaking Concept
Music fans everywhere now invited to become patrons of ‘good music’ NASHVILLE, TN – The Love Good Music campaign officially launched today with a web-based
Ryan Eggenberger
June 17, AD 2013
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Columnists
The Power of Tears
Over the past few months, I have witnessed the tears of many people. Some have been tears of joy for an answered prayer. Others have
Fr. Edward Lee Looney
June 16, AD 2013
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Dating
Abstinence, Chastity, and Purity — Part One: Drawing Distinctions
Abstinence may be a mere means to an end, but it’s often given a bit of a bad rap. Indeed, in the recent spate of
Nicene Guy
May 28, AD 2013
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On Fear, Man’s Purpose, and Bombs
With all the tension in the media lately, my thoughts turned to Ven. Fulton J. Sheen’s words on bombs. Granted, in his works he is
Emily C. Hurt
April 24, AD 2013
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Columnists
The Heroes and the Hated, No Us and Them
Sitting here at 2:00 am, watching live footage of the scene in Boston, my mind is a rapid-fire collage of tragedy and bravery. Scenes of
Nic Davidson
April 19, AD 2013
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Columnists
Loaves, Fishes and God and his Works
Early in my “Catholic Career” (I became a Catholic in my late teens) I was given a book by my spiritual director that changed my
Chelsea Houghton
March 31, AD 2013
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The Spiritual Benefits to Growing Old
I work as a caregiver for two elderly women. Both, in some way, have to live with humiliations imposed on them by their age. One
Emily C. Hurt
January 30, AD 2013
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Life
Are We on Earth for our Enjoyment?
I’ve been reading a book of the letters of Blessed Zélie Martin titled A Call to a Deeper Love. There”s much I could say about
Chelsea Houghton
January 1, AD 2013
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Columnists
The NFP Generation
I’m 24 years old and two years out of college, which puts me at that age when nearly all my friends are getting married. It
Mary C. Tillotson
December 31, AD 2012
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Mary
Giver of the Food
Tomorrow, on January 1st, we celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God. We honor her as both the mother of Jesus’ humanity, but
Amanda Sloan
December 31, AD 2012
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Books
The Magi and Modern Times
Once upon a time, angels directed shepherds to the Christ Child’s manger; how much harder it seems to find God in our midst today. Have
Emi Parker
December 29, AD 2012
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Columnists
Fr. Mitch Pacwa Epic Debates
I want to make sure all you great Catholics out there are aware of what is, in my opinion, a few of the best Catholic
Edmund Mitchell
December 28, AD 2012
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Columnists
It Still Isn’t Not Christmas, Isn’t It?
Welcome to “One Catholic’s Guide to Pentecostal Traditions, Terms, and Nuances”! I remember the first time I heard that the “12 days of Christmas” were
Nic Davidson
December 27, AD 2012
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