Feasts
Easter Hope
He has Risen, He has Risen indeed. Praise the Lord, Glory and Alleluia. I do not think I have ever been so starved to speak
Kat Larson
April 21, AD 2024
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Books
Living the Lord’s Day throughout the Week
We are pleased to share an article by author Daniel Fitzpatrick on his new book, Restoring the Lord’s Day, by Sophia Institute Press. To answer the
Guest Writer
April 18, AD 2024
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Columnists
Mother Mary at the Resurrection
According to tradition, the first person to see the Risen Christ was not Mary Magdalene. Tradition has it that Jesus appeared first to His mother,
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 15, AD 2024
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Apologetics
Easter Resurrection from Death
Very often we assume that we understand the mystery of death and resurrection. Sometimes, children pose some basic questions to us about death and resurrection
Fr. Gerald Musa
April 12, AD 2024
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Feasts
The Strife Is O’Er
Maybe it’s a guy thing, but if someone makes a boast about something, guys just have to challenge them. If someone says, “Oh, I can
Fr. Joseph Gill
April 11, AD 2024
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Apologetics
The Resurrection of Christ
The reason I returned to my faith as a teenager was because I was exposed to arguments for the Resurrection of Jesus. Those McDowell-Strobel style
Brett Fawcett
April 9, AD 2024
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Books
Embrace the Model of St. Mary Magdalene
By Guest Writer Steven Nelson, author of the recently published book by Sophia Institute Press, The Magdalena Prayer Book. Maybe you’ve been there… By God’s
Guest Writer
April 2, AD 2024
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Life
Easter: Resurrection from Death
Very often we assume that we understand the mystery of death and resurrection. Sometimes, children pose some basic questions to us about death and resurrection
Fr. Gerald Musa
March 31, AD 2024
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Religion
Witness to Christ
To be a witness of Christ is not merely to demonstrate moral integrity. Don’t get me wrong, that is a crucial component of being a
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
March 25, AD 2024
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Religion
The Nobility of Sacrifice
Newly-ordained Fr. Al Schwartz stepped off the train in Seoul, South Korea, into a zombie apocalypse. It was 1957, and the devastation wreaked by the
Fr. Joseph Gill
March 22, AD 2024
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Books
10 Great Books to Read During Lent
Easter is just around the corner, but that doesn’t mean these last weeks of Lent can’t be filled with even more intense prayer. One of my
Angie Windnagle
March 21, AD 2024
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Art
Longing for Eternal Love
Right Panel: Loch na Chara (36 by 24 inches) Dia Dhuit! (God be with you in Irish/Gaelic) This article and painting are part three of
Anja Renkes
March 17, AD 2024
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Scripture
Spiritual Maturity
It struck me the other day that these First Readings during Lent all have a common theme: they tell the story of Salvation History through
Fr. Joseph Gill
March 9, AD 2024
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Columnists
Silent Retreat: Prayer
Spending 2.5 days in silence was certainly a new and enriching experience for me and my spiritual life. I wrote and read so much, it’s
Noel Ethan Tan
March 8, AD 2024
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Columnists
Lent is not about what you are doing for Lent
By now, you’ve probably been asked, “What are you doing for Lent?” And, whether you’re willing to share, you likely have an answer. You probably
Deacon John McGinley
March 6, AD 2024
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Scripture
Signs and Signposts
One Sunday morning I set out very early to go for a 7:00 a.m. Mass in a parish that was about 110 kilometers away. The
Fr. Gerald Musa
March 3, AD 2024
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Prayer
Why Sacrifice for Lent?
It’s two weeks now since Ash Wednesday, and most Catholics have given up some desirable thing as a sacrifice. For instance, most families I know
Marissa Standage
February 19, AD 2024
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Books
400 Year Old Marian Prophecies about our Age
We are pleased to share a new book Our Lady’s Prophecies: God’s Messages for your Times by James Valois published by Sophia Institute Press. In
Guest Writer
February 16, AD 2024
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Columnists
Ash Wednesday
In Jesus’ day, the word “hypocrites” didn’t really have any bad connotations. Actually, it just meant an actor in a play. Hypocrite literally means “one
Fr. Joseph Gill
February 14, AD 2024
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Catholic Education
It’s Biblical to Ask Saints to Pray for Us
(This was originally shared here on AnsweringProtestants.com, as part of a longer post.) There is nothing wrong with asking the heavenly saints to pray for
Matthew Olson
January 26, AD 2024
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Feasts
Baptism and a Sense of Belonging
We all love to have a sense of belonging. Every organization attracts members, and to be a member is to have a sense of belonging
Fr. Gerald Musa
January 9, AD 2024
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