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Teen Book Review - 7 Riddles to Nowhere
Teen Book Review - 7 Riddles to Nowhere
By Leslea Wahl
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
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What is Evil?
What is Evil?
By Lorrie McNickle
I recently came across a video clip of Father Donald Calloway discussing “ends and means” and “Harry Potter”. It was an awesome explanation of how bad and immoral means never justify an end. You cannot possibly arrive at a good end if you use unjust, immoral, and evil means to get there.
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Teen Book Review - The King's Prey: Saint Dymphna of Ireland
Teen Book Review - The King's Prey: Saint Dymphna of Ireland
By Leslea Wahl
Susan Peek is one of my favorite Catholic authors. She has a series of books about saints titled God’s Forgotten Friends – Stories of Little Known Saints. One of the taglines she uses is – the saints weren’t boring why should their stories be? And that sums up her novels perfectly.
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Spiritual Reading for a Balanced Life
Spiritual Reading for a Balanced Life
By Joby Provido
Every day we are bombarded with news that can be violent or depressing. Sometimes immersing ourselves in those kinds of stories can drive us to despair when thinking of hope for humanity.
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Teen Book Review - The Gate
Teen Book Review - The Gate
By Leslea Wahl
For smart-aleck Josh, being a Christian in the eighth grade is completely irrelevant, especially with the temptations that middle school can bring. For him, life is all about playing video games, getting money, and causing trouble.
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St. Therese and St. Elizabeth of Trinity....
St. Therese and St. Elizabeth of Trinity....
By Julie
Right now, I am taking a class through Avila institute of Studies about St. Elizabeth of Trinity. I took a previous course about St. Therese. Their lives were very similiar and in fact their "tineline" of history or "life" was around the same time frames.
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Teen Book Review - Julia's Gifts
Teen Book Review - Julia's Gifts
By Leslea Wahl
What a lovely teen, historical romance. The book is set in France during World War I and is about Julia, a young lady from America, who decides to volunteer for the Red Cross and work at a field hospital in France.
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Book Review: "The Rosary: Your Weapon for Spiritual Warfare" by Johnnette Benkovic and Thomas Sullivan
Book Review: "The Rosary: Your Weapon for Spiritual Warfare" by Johnnette Benkovic and Thomas Sullivan
By Justin McClain
The month of May is traditionally dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary within the Catholic Church. As a lay Dominican, I always look forward to the opportunity to promote the Rosary, a prayer that Saint Dominic received based on the inspiration of Christ's Mother.
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Excellent First Communion Book Gifts: Saints for Boys and Saints for Girls
Excellent First Communion Book Gifts: Saints for Boys and Saints for Girls
By Justin McClain
For First Communion season or otherwise, there are two books that would make a meaningful gift for a young boy or girl in your life: Saints for Boys, or Saints for Girls, both available from Neumann Press within TAN Books
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Persevere in Prayer and St. Therese
Persevere in Prayer and St. Therese
By Julie
I have been reading a book lately titled "The Way of Trust and Love" about St. Therese by Father Jacques Phillippe a French priest (I have met him once). In this book this priest has some good points I would like to share with our reader
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Teen Book Review - Roland West, Loner
Teen Book Review - Roland West, Loner
By Leslea Wahl
Roland West, Loner is a contemporary Christian story about a fourteen-year-old boy who finds himself friendless at a new school and the subject of cruel rumors.
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Athena Calderone and a wife's happy witness--a review of "Cook Beautiful"
Athena Calderone and a wife's happy witness--a review of "Cook Beautiful"
By Rose Cuervo
I have been introduced to the multi-hyphenate Athena Calderone (interior designer, model, social media influencer) who prides herself first and foremost as a wife and mother. She relays this in her debut cookbook "Cook Beautiful", a James Beard nominee for photography.
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Book Review: Rebuilt by Fr. Michael White and Tom Corcoran
Book Review: Rebuilt by Fr. Michael White and Tom Corcoran
By Courtney Holbrook
If you have been involved in the Catholic world for a while, you will know that there are some very real problems in our Churches. We all see it. More and more, people are leaving the Catholic Church right after Confirmation or college and never coming back.Why is this? What can we do about it?
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A Book Review of Cardinal Francis Arinze's "Marian Veneration: Firm Foundations"
A Book Review of Cardinal Francis Arinze's "Marian Veneration: Firm Foundations"
By Justin McClain
When it comes to that which typifies and distinguishes Catholic Christianity, there are certain characteristics that reliably come to mind, with the three most significant perhaps being the sacramental life, the papacy, and the Blessed Virgin Mary, all three of which are reinforced based on the Bible and going on two thousand years of tradition and ecclesial history.
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The Art of the Impossible - Part One
The Art of the Impossible - Part One
By David Torkington
On the 15th February I had the honour of launching of my book, Wisdom from the Christian Mystics at the Athenaeum Club, Pall Mall, in London. This is the first part of two articles from my talk which sums up the essence of my book.
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During Lent and Women's History Month, Read Pope Francis's "Mother Mary: Inspiring Words" – A Book Review
During Lent and Women's History Month, Read Pope Francis's "Mother Mary: Inspiring Words" – A Book Review
By Justin McClain
As a lay Dominican with a strong affinity for the Rosary, I look forward to every opportunity to highlight the remarkable role in salvation history of the Blessed Virgin Mary, as the Mother of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We are thankfully in an era of popes with a great deal of devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Reconciling Free Will with God's Omniscience: Evidence from C.S. Lewis and My Life
Reconciling Free Will with God's Omniscience: Evidence from C.S. Lewis and My Life
By Matthew Chicoine
Does free will exist if God is all-knowing? Does God lack omniscience if free will for humanity exists? Questions such as these have flummoxed philosophers since the inception of philosophic thought!
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