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The Lord by Romano Guardini
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
I had planned to read The Lord for my Lenten reading. But when Lent had come and gone and I had read maybe thirty or thirty-five pages, I realized that six weeks was nowhere near enough to read this extraordinary work. Only last week did I complete the 630th page.
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Are you ready to vote?
By Pam Spano
Are you ready to vote? Did you pray about it? Talk to spouse/friends/family about their choices? It’s a contentious time isn’t it?
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Submission as the Best Marriage Virtue
By Rose Cuervo
During a recent Life in the Spirit break-out session, the facilitator asked us in her small group how we experience God's love in our life today.
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Five "UnBiblical Traditions" of Protestants
By Arnold Scott
Most Protestants, especially those who would identify as Bible Christians or go by Sola Scriptura, like to say that they follow the authority of God's word in Scripture and anything else is unreliable and lacks any authority. In particular, they would criticize "unbiblical traditions" that are followed by others, including Catholics
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Pope Benedict XVI Forbids Catholics From Voting For Hillary Is a False Statement Part 2
By Ralph Zuranski
My friend responded to my first post, "So you put out fake statements to prove your point?" I responded, " The teachings of the Catholic Church prove his point. Both Popes are totally against abortion. It is a black and white issue...no shades of grey."
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Why is Abortion such a Difficult Decision?
By Tiffany Germain
Hillary mentioned in the latest and final debate that abortion is a very difficult decision, but every women should have a right. She even mentioned women coming to her in tears about this burdening decision. My question is a big, but yet simple one. Why is it so difficult?
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Consistently Pro-Life
By Leonard Wathen
After writing a recent article entitled Rethinking what it means to be Pro-Life, quite a few people expressed concerns about my reflections. Some seemed to feel that I had betrayed the pro-life cause, which is most certainly not the case. We need to be more pro-life, not less.
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One Opinion Matters
By Mariel Roersma
Everyone has opinions. A lot of people think their opinion is the only one that matters. Sometimes it takes a while to learn that the only opinion that matters is God's.
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Is abortion a political issue, religious issue, or human rights issue?
By Troy Kroening
Actually, abortion is all three. Many identify it as a political issue and/or religious issue and ignore the human rights issue. It became a political issue because of the human rights issue. It is a religious issue for the religions that care about the well-being of others because of the human rights issue.
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The Mystical Body of Christ: The Head of the Body
By Jonathan Hayes
We all have gifts that we are called to use in service to Him and we are all one with the entire Body itself; by virtue of this, we are intimately connected to each other as cells within a body are all connected with the body of which they are a part.
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Pre-Dawn Memories on Halloween
By Helen Losse
I sense winter’s first hint of ghostly action in pre-dawn light, where the present season is ambiguous
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Jesus Invites Us To Live Life Abundantly
By Kathy Lamb
In the gospel Jesus spoke these words “…I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly." John 10:10 What does Jesus mean when he speaks of having an abundant life?
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Why is God calling you to consider the Catholic faith?
By Faith-Full Writer
I used to live in a neighborhood where two streets formed a circuit around perhaps 100 homes. This set up made it easy for people to park at the entrance to the neighborhood, walk around the encircling streets stopping at every house, and ending right back where you parked.
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Am I Making the Right Choice?
By Cynthia Trejo
My mind is racing with a thousand thoughts as I view post after post of the presidential campaign. The headlines, the accusations, the lies all make my mind spin as I try to decipher what is true and what is a scheme to get my vote.
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Hate is Running for President
By Sherry Kenner
I can remember my sixth-grade classroom back in the seventies learning the Golden Rule. I can remember talking about the Bible and celebrating Jesus’ birth in the classroom. We started each day with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer. There were no complaints, no protests, no one felt there was anything wrong with these practices. It was natural and normal. What happened?
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This Is IT!!?
By Elizabeth Thomas
How many times have we anticipated going to somewhere---say to a new location---only to arrive and say, “this is it!!?” We look at what we had hoped was someplace going to be fantastic—only to find with great disappointment, much less than expected.
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Why did God create a world with so much destruction?
By Tony Jesse
Whenever we recognize that something as good or bad, we are talking about a moral law. In the previous article, when we asked why did God create bad people, we simultaneously asked the question why are God's moral laws always violated? Because the bad behavior of people violates morality, we recognize that the moral law within people has been corrupted.
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