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How To Become A Saint
By Tony Jesse
Deep down we all understand that the goal of life is to be a saint. Even atheists acknowledge this. In his book, "The Plague," atheist writer Albert Camus interestingly outlines the importance of sanctity in his story.
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St Mary Magdalene as Type of the Jewish Transitions
By Scott Pauline
What if St Mary Magdalene is an New Testament type of the Jewish People, first in their transition from the Old to the New Law (the stoning), and then in their conversion at the end of the world (the tomb scene). How? Let us probe it.
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An Outcast
By Katie Zalany
I was walking with someone the other day, and in the course of the conversation, they said to me that they became my friend because they had a hunch that I was an outcast.
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Why We've Forgotten About Purgatory
By JP Nunez
In recent years, Catholics in our culture have pretty much forgotten about the doctrine of purgatory. When people die, we often don’t pray for them, and even when we do, it’s usually more of a memorial than a real prayer. We basically just canonize the dead and imagine them to be in instant bliss. However, that’s not what our faith teaches.
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Catholics and Political Issues
By Lorrie McNickle
Why is it that "Social Justice Catholics" seem to not care about the one social justice issue that is at the core and foundation of every other social justice issue we are suffering from in the country and world right now - abortion.
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Know Your Enemy
By Victoria Pangia
The devil is a deceiver, a liar, and a cheater. He seeks to ruin families, friendships, and individual souls. He seeks to steal, destroy, and kill. He wants you to be fearful, anxious, and depressed.
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Hypocrisy In The Pews
By Margaret LaCovara-Reveira
During the confirmation hearings for Justice Brett Kavanaugh, I perused through my Facebook newsfeed and was grieved to notice that a worship leader at my husband’s non-denominational church...one who deliberately inputs the theatrical in public expressions of praise...had cheered on a leftist New Jersey senator in his dramatic rantings.
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The Sin of Sloth: A Deadly Spiritual Sin
By Bill Dunn
As it turns out, the Deadly Sin of Sloth does not mean physical laziness, but instead refers to spiritual laziness.
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FOLLOW THE RULES!!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Recently, two of my good friends have shared their eye-opening stories of Covid in their lives. Both sounded the alarm---this virus is nothing to mess with. One friend, Bryan, especially was detailed in his account.
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"Resurrection" / Fact or Fallacy?
By Ralph Hathaway
It may seem to be a non-essential thought that the Resurrection of Christ could even be questioned. We who grew up in the Church always knew this to be the most qualitative theme of our faith.
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Teen Book Review - Secrets: Visible and Invisible
By Leslea Wahl
Secrets: Visible and Invisible is a collection of short stories by seven CatholicTeenBooks.com authors.
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Where is your joy?
By Troy Kroening
Do you have joy? And if so, where is your source of joy? Indeed, our greatest joy should be in Jesus Christ. In Jesus Christ, we see the depths of God’s love for us. We see our worth.
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When You First Start Out In Protestantism
By Scott Pauline
When you first start out in Protestantism and you don't assume that the Spirit is completely with you and tells you everything without error, unlike the 999 other Protestant forms of religion that just aren't as holy as you, or aren't as conservative as you, or haven't read the Bible as many times as you,
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In His Shadow-In The Valley
By Elizabeth Thomas
"Unless you have walked in the valley of Death and darkness--you have no ideal of another's pain and struggle---and that is why all who Follow Jesus must be willing to take up whatever cross that comes into their life and allow Jesus to help you carry it into His Kingdom."
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"Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life." – John 6:54
By Troy Kroening
For some, the Catholic Church’s teaching on the Eucharist is hard to believe and sometimes a stumbling block. We must recall that it was when Jesus taught it too! In the Bread of Life discourse in John 6, we find the only time Jesus had disciples leave Him. “As a result of this, many [of] his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him.” – [John 6:66]
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Sharing the Good News… is a gift to humanity
By George Calleja
Today’s humanity is thirsty to listen to the Good News.
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With all of this chaos and suffering in our world, what can I do? I am only one person.
By Troy Kroening
George Floyd has died tragically. COVID-19 is a worldwide pandemic killing thousands. And yet, abortion is still killing the most innocent of us, even more than COVID-19. Our world is suffering. Well, of course it is. We did not need COVID-19 or the tragic death of George Floyd to know that, but sadly that is what it has taken for us to finally realize it. Are we just too dense?!?
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