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We must look for the Sweetness of God
We must look for the Sweetness of God
By Marianne Giltner
We must look for the sweetness of God
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4 points missed in Assisted Suicide/Euthanasia debates
4 points missed in Assisted Suicide/Euthanasia debates
By The Catholic Nurse
Most debates about euthanasia miss these key points...
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THE BOOKS REMOVED FROM THE BIBLE — AND WHEN CHRISTIAN DIVISION BEGAN
THE BOOKS REMOVED FROM THE BIBLE — AND WHEN CHRISTIAN DIVISION BEGAN
By Richard Horrell
This article uncovers how removing books that Jews and Catholics had always read led to the fragmentation of Christianity and silenced key Scriptures that expose moral collapse, false ideologies, and the dangers now unfolding in America and around the world.
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Five Desolations and Five Consolations that the Souls in Purgatory Experience
Five Desolations and Five Consolations that the Souls in Purgatory Experience
By Terri Thomas
While detained in purgatory, the souls will experience both desolations and consolations as part of the purification process of interior expiation for unatoned for sins. From Catholic theology we learn that there are basically five desolations and five consolations that are felt by the holy souls who suffer in purgatory.
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Prayer for those Suffering with Depression
Prayer for those Suffering with Depression
By Jacinta Wick
If you are suffering from Depression this is for you!
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Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
By Marianne Giltner
St Elizabeth of Hungary
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Devotions for Kids: A Faith that Shouts
Devotions for Kids: A Faith that Shouts
By RF
Devotions for Kids is a series meant to teach young hearts that they are fully known and loved by God. This devotion explores the theme of being confident in our faith.
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It is the Sense of Grace that comes to us in Silence
It is the Sense of Grace that comes to us in Silence
By Ralph Hathaway
Grace comes in the Silence of our Hearts
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Seeing as God Sees
Seeing as God Sees
By John M. Grondelski
The request of the blind man in today's Gospel -- "please let me see!" -- is an honest prayer for each one of us.
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What is in a Smile
What is in a Smile
By Eileen Renders
This is an article about small ways in which we can affect others in a positive way.
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Grace in Tolkien's The Return of the King
Grace in Tolkien's The Return of the King
By Bernard Callaghan
Literary allusions to the Christian Story woven into the The Return of the King narrative
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Catholic Advertising Is the Missing Weapon This Black Friday Here’s How Businesses Can Stand Out
Catholic Advertising Is the Missing Weapon This Black Friday Here’s How Businesses Can Stand Out
By Catholic Dentists Network
Black Friday gets noisy, but Catholic advertising offers a calmer, smarter way to stand out. Faith-based messaging builds instant trust with a loyal, values-driven audience. This piece explains why connecting with Catholic consumers cuts through the chaos better than sales hype. Through the Catholic Dentists Network, businesses gain meaningful visibility that lasts. Values win where noise fails.
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Hallelujah in My Scars
Hallelujah in My Scars
By Annie Pieadadi D'Costa
praising Him
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The Battle for Mary’s Honor: Blessed is Her Womb or Blessed Who Hears God’s Words?
The Battle for Mary’s Honor: Blessed is Her Womb or Blessed Who Hears God’s Words?
By Rex Teodosio
This article talks about the often forgotten arguments of Mary's role as Co-redemptrix.
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A Different Kind of “Act of Faith”
A Different Kind of “Act of Faith”
By Debbie Field
Last Will and Testament
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A new holiday tradition for those mourning the loss of a loved one
A new holiday tradition for those mourning the loss of a loved one
By Melissa Enaje
Growing up Catholic, I learned to honor loved ones each November through All Souls Day, bringing photos—especially of my grandmother—to the church altar in quiet remembrance. After my daughter's passing, I embraced a deeper tradition of remembrance by incorporating Día de los Muertos into our family’s rituals, joining a practice celebrated in Mexico and around the world.
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Truth
Truth
By Richard Maffeo
Pilate asked the question. Seems like everyone askes the same question. But God has all the answers.
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