I still can’t care
I am writing this on election night before the official call has come in. Last I heard the presidential race was too close to call.
Ryan Kraeger
November 8, AD 2016
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Life
Considerations on the Question of Politics for (American) Catholics
Several months ago, I started writing a post about how difficult it is to be Catholic during the peak seasons of political campaigns. Here’s how
Luke Arredondo
March 15, AD 2016
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Columnists
Beating a Dead Horse for Life
The other day I got into one of those unfortunate situations known as a Facebook debate. Like reality television series, they are easy to be
Meghan Garcia
April 16, AD 2014
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Columnists
Catholic Youth, Unite! Part III
As I’ve discussed in the first two parts of this series, Pope Francis has made it clear that he wants to see the Catholic youth
Matthew Tyson
March 27, AD 2014
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Columnists
Minding the Monarchical Church
The Church functions within a monarchical structure – this is important to remember. In addition to this, though, Her system applies to operations in the
Matthew Olson
November 12, AD 2013
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Catholic Education
An Easy Essay
Peter Maurin believed in teaching ancient principles to the man on the street in the language of the man on the street. Peter Maurin believed
Sean Connolly
August 8, AD 2013
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Religion
Valuing All of the Facets of Life
Earlier today, I watched “Hello Herman,” a movie that explores the subject of school shootings in an interesting format. The film taught me nothing that
Matthew Olson
July 21, AD 2013
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Columnists
The Church Should Rule the World
Never mind “the Galileo controversy” (a good response to that is here, by the way). The Church should rule the world. One of the things
Matthew Olson
June 22, AD 2013
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NES: Politics and the Church with Michael Voris
In this edition of the New Evangelization Series, Michael Voris talks about politics, the Church, and how we Catholics need to realign ourselves with the
Chris Ricketts
December 9, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Government Is Not Our Father
Living in Europe (and more specifically, Portugal) has been tough in terms of politics lately. I would venture to say even tougher than in America,
Julie Machado
November 14, AD 2012
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Columnists
Good News and Bad News
The campaign is finally over! Whether your guy won or lost, it’s time to take a deep breath and relax, maybe even womens viagra mend
Jason Hall
November 7, AD 2012
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Life
“Serious” Catholics
“We may never be faced with the big decision for or against Christ, but we are faced fifty times a day with the little decisions
Amanda Sloan
November 5, AD 2012
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Columnists
Needed Instruments of Peace
In our current election cycle, perhaps more than any other in the last forty years, we have two candidates for President with stark, contrasting views
Sr. Lisa Marie
October 21, AD 2012
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Entertainment
Dante Dishes on the 2012 Elections
I recently joined Twitter and have found that it’s a good way to discover and follow the work of interesting organizations, writers, and artists. Also,
Emi Parker
October 18, AD 2012
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Politics
The Cure for Election Fever
As of this writing, no deaths have been reported. No one has been hospitalized. However, many (myself included) have experienced various common symptoms due to
Jason Hall
October 10, AD 2012
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Columnists
Who is Paul Ryan?
As you’ve likely heard by now, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney announced this weekend that Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin would be his running mate.
Anna Williams
August 13, AD 2012
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Career
How to succeed* in DC
This month, hundreds of college students and recent grads — many of them aspiring politicians — will flock to the nation’s capital for coveted government-related
Anna Williams
May 7, AD 2012
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Life
In pursuit of Catholic politics
The USCCB is at it again: they’re telling us how to vote. Without actually telling us how to vote. Since 1976, the nation’s bishops have
Anna Williams
October 10, AD 2011
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Prayer
Praying in the Streets
Living in Italy (and by extension, the European Union) puts a lot of perspective on things. For instance, we were told in our orientation for
Nathaniel Gotcher
September 17, AD 2011
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