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Mary the Mother of God and the Rosary
Mary the Mother of God and the Rosary
By Ralph Hathaway
Mary, Mother of God, Advocate, Helper, Benefactress, and Mediatrix, Matriarch of the Church, Queen of all in Heaven and Earth, Intercessor for sinners, and our Lady for everyone seeking God.
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White Privilege and the Problem with Secular Penance
White Privilege and the Problem with Secular Penance
By Karl Erickson
As a Catholic, I understand guilt. It has the power to make us better men and women of God. As we examine ourselves and come before the Lord to seek forgiveness, guilt can be a pointed and personal reminder of the redemptive power of Christ and the need for the Sacrament of Penance.
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TWO DAYS IN August, 2017
TWO DAYS IN August, 2017
By Mary Rivers
Charlottesville, Va., August 11, 2017, and Champion, Wisconsin, August 15, 2017: Two different emphases; two different results. Hatred and bigotry portray the first city; love and peaceful unity in the other.
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On The New Normal: A Catholic Look at Gender-Dysphoria and the ‘Trans-Rights Movement'
On The New Normal: A Catholic Look at Gender-Dysphoria and the ‘Trans-Rights Movement'
By Ad Iesum Per Mariam
In this tumultuous era of social, economic and political change, the growth of the movement seeking social acceptability of transgender norms and procedures presents itself as a logical product of fifty some odd years of the ‘sexual revolution’.
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She died saying, "Padre, perdónalos. Viva Christo Rey!" (Father, forgive them. Long live Christ the King!)*
She died saying, "Padre, perdónalos. Viva Christo Rey!" (Father, forgive them. Long live Christ the King!)*
By Larry Peterson
Throughout history there have many horrific tales of the persecution and martyrdom of Catholics. And, oftentimes, how many times have Catholic nuns stood tall for Christ staring death in the face and then embracing it for Him. These stories gush forth inspiration and the ladies who died defending their faith many times did so in the most horrible ways imaginable.
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How We Can Know That Mary was Assumed into Heaven
How We Can Know That Mary was Assumed into Heaven
By Tony Jesse
Welcome to mid- August. It’s hot outside. Kids and parents are gearing up for back to school and the Church celebrates an important holiday. The word “holiday” means “holy day” and that brings us to a significant holy day of obligation in the Church’s calendar – The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Remembering Kayla Mueller
Remembering Kayla Mueller
By John Mayer
There are many heroes in this world. Some are recognized in monuments and ceremonies, in awards and adulation, while others are not recognized at all. Though difficult to determine the number of humans who have walked the earth, it is safe to say that the majority have been buried and forgotten.
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A Catholic Abortion Scandal
A Catholic Abortion Scandal
By E.M. McCarthy
An Italian abortion advocate, Emma Bonino, spoke in favor of immigration at an Italian Catholic Church recently. The event was sponsored by Caritas Italiana. The pro-lifers in attendance were not allowed to speak in protest, and were removed from the church when they asked questions.
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Dunkirk, The Movie and The Miracle-Why See It?
Dunkirk, The Movie and The Miracle-Why See It?
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
Perhaps like me, you have scant knowledge about the early years of World War ll? Therefore, have never heard of the military disaster at Dunkirk and the miraculous civilian rescues of over 300,000 doomed British soldiers?
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Reviving the Bride Nullified
Reviving the Bride Nullified
By Greg Schlueter
As goes marriage and family, so goes the church, so goes civilization.
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Lessons to Learn from Charlie Gard's Case
Lessons to Learn from Charlie Gard's Case
By Kim-Thérèse Lee
Charlie Gard is with God now. He is probably much better off than he would be here on Earth, with all the turmoil he and his parents went through. However, looking forward, there are some important lessons I think we can all learn from this case that was so widely discussed on a global scale.
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Getting Renewed at the Catholic Charismatic Renewal's Jubilee Conference
Getting Renewed at the Catholic Charismatic Renewal's Jubilee Conference
By Rose Cuervo
There will be times when the spiritual battle is hardest when the goal is closest or most advantageous. So I took two days and many cancellations and regrouping before finally landed on Pittsburgh on what would have been only a 5.5 hour trip, but I did get to the part of what I needed to hear.
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Sin and the Total Eclipse of the Sun
Sin and the Total Eclipse of the Sun
By Mary Rivers
Sin is not a one- time thing; Growing, it is ever darkening the landscape of life; Darkening until it is black all around,
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Movie Review for Dunkirk
Movie Review for Dunkirk
By E.M. McCarthy
The war movie Dunkirk is a visual immersion into war and a massive evacuation of a stuck army. The British director, Christopher Nolan (Batman Begins, Inception) uses many techniques to explore the realities of the evacuation of Dunkirk in 1940.
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Charlie Gard: Their Son, Your Son, My Son… Our Son
Charlie Gard: Their Son, Your Son, My Son… Our Son
By Troy Kroening
We are all interconnected. What happens to one of us, happens to us all. Once we permit a wrong against one of us, we ask for the possibility in our own life. The case of Charlie Gard is no different.
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As The Years Go By
As The Years Go By
By Mary Rivers
One hundred years have passed, A century of turbulence, unrest, and wars, It was the day when the Virgin’s light Encircled Fatima then, adorned three small children.
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On Patriotism
On Patriotism
By Rob Agnelli
Summers in the United States have a rhythm all their own thanks to the three National Holidays that we celebrate. For Americans Independence Day marks the midway point of Summer which ends “officially” on Labor Day. Most will celebrate the day with a cookout and fireworks, but despite the all the planning that goes on very few people will actually enjoy it.
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