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Our place in the Zietghiest
Our place in the Zietghiest
By Connor Curley
How can we know our own place in the history story?
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What Will Heaven Be Like?
What Will Heaven Be Like?
By Kevin J. Banet
Embarking on a journey into the enigmatic realm of heaven, our chatroom conversation ignites a captivating exploration of the afterlife's mysteries.
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The Third Way of Suffering: Patior in the Rosary
The Third Way of Suffering: Patior in the Rosary
By Louise A. Mitchell
The Rosary helps us to see a third kind of suffering beyond physical and mental suffering.
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BEFORE RECEIVING COMMUNION YOU MUST CONFESS THESE SINS
BEFORE RECEIVING COMMUNION YOU MUST CONFESS THESE SINS
By Terri Thomas
This article from "Catholics Striving for Holiness" is so helpful and has the power to bring many Catholics back into the state of grace and start a revolution of holiness. I learned so much from reading and praying through it. I hope it helps you too!
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The Reason this Week Is Holy and How We Can Live It In the Best Possible Way
The Reason this Week Is Holy and How We Can Live It In the Best Possible Way
By Terri Thomas
Let us run to accompany him as he hastens toward his passion, and imitate those who met him then, not by covering his path with garments, olive branches or palms, but by doing all we can to prostrate ourselves before him by being humble and by trying to live as he would wish.
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Palms to Cross: Palm Sunday Reflection
Palms to Cross: Palm Sunday Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The greatest week of the liturgical year is upon us.
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Tips for Living Holy Week Well
Tips for Living Holy Week Well
By Terri Thomas
Holy Week, the most important week of the liturgical year, is upon us. To help us prepare, here are some of the ways we can orient our hearts to this most holy season. Regardless of how well (or poorly) you have maintained your Lenten commitments, it’s not too late to live this week well.
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The birthday that matters the most
The birthday that matters the most
By Adam Charles Hovey
Jesus's birth is more important than any other in history.
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What Are Indulgences?
What Are Indulgences?
By Sebastian R. Fama
Were the granting of indulgences just some medieval scam to siphon money from the faithful? Or is the practice based on solid Christian principles?
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Forget "Life is short...better enjoy it!" Instead, "Eternity is long, better prepare for it!"
Forget "Life is short...better enjoy it!" Instead, "Eternity is long, better prepare for it!"
By Terri Thomas
The skeletons of thousands of Capuchin friars adorn the walls of the crypt of Our Lady of the Conception Church in Rome. Among them, an inscription reads: “What you are now, we once were; what we are now, you shall be.”
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What's Wrong with Altar Girls?
What's Wrong with Altar Girls?
By Emily Berns
The use of altar girls during the liturgy in modern times is not a matter of giving girls and boys equal opportunity, but is a theological error that undermines the proper worship of God, giving girls right that Jesus Himself did not give them and leading to a false expectation about a possible call to the priesthood.
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Love Expounded - Both Choice AND Feeling
Love Expounded - Both Choice AND Feeling
By Wendy Buchholz
Church teaching on love need to include the fullness of the concept. Love is...BOTH choice and feeling. To privilege one over the other does not capture the completeness of Scripture so they should always be introduced together!
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The Unforgivable Sin: Not Merely the Sin Not Repented of
The Unforgivable Sin: Not Merely the Sin Not Repented of
By Connor Curley
The sin against the Holy Spirit is more fundamentally revolutionary within the soul that simply not asking forgiveness for a sin
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Easter Is Not Pagan, And It Has No Parallel
Easter Is Not Pagan, And It Has No Parallel
By David Lindsay
Easter is not of pagan origin, and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is entirely without parallel in mere mythology.
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G.K. Chesterton's Ouija Board Experience and His Warning
G.K. Chesterton's Ouija Board Experience and His Warning
By Gary Sullivan
Chesterton understood through first hand experience the dangers of the occult. His saintly and orthodox advice is to ‘Stay away from it!”
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The Ancient Near East And Genesis 1-2
The Ancient Near East And Genesis 1-2
By William Hemsworth
Though there are parallels in the two accounts there are many dissimilarities. In the Enuma Elish the sky and land are created by Marduk destroying Tiamet and tearing her asunder. Creation happened as a result from conflict among the gods and not as an act of love of a sovereign God. Just because parallels exist does not mean that one plagiarized the other but having an understanding of one doe
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God, Can You Hear Me? God Speaks through the Holy Spirit
God, Can You Hear Me? God Speaks through the Holy Spirit
By Eileen Renders
In this writing, we can understand how Satan tries to separate us from God, the consequences of sin, and how god will always welcome back the repentant sinner
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