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Rules to Follow - Part One
Rules to Follow - Part One
By Madeline Mauro
Discernment (Rules 1–14). It isn’t a heavy theological breakdown, but a practical guide to help you recognize consolation and desolation, stay the course in prayer, and trust God through the storms of life.
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True Political Leadership Vs. False Political Leadership in America
True Political Leadership Vs. False Political Leadership in America
By Stephen Steiniger
America is currently at a point in time when it lacks true political leadership.  There is much false political leadership in today’s America.  This article explains and defines each type of leadership.
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Stand up!!!
Stand up!!!
By Marianne Giltner
Stand up!!!
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Man is Not Made for Defeat: Life, Death, and Hemingway
Man is Not Made for Defeat: Life, Death, and Hemingway
By Hannah Blosser
What can a giant fish teach us about death to self? What does Ernest Hemingway's famous novel, The Old Man and the Sea, have to say about redemption and salvation?
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Three-point Message
Three-point Message
By Lisa Livezey
Author Lisa Livezey shares about a time she experienced God's comfort on a Sunday morning.
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The Holy Spirit Awaits Our Invitation
The Holy Spirit Awaits Our Invitation
By Eileen Renders
As Catholics we are aware of and believe in the Three Persons in One God. This article is to assist us in the importance of connecting with, and opening ourselves up the be led by the Holy spirit.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
By Marianne Giltner
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
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Life as a Disciple
Life as a Disciple
By Carolyn Calfo
Dating Catholic, Mothering, Recovering
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Gather the Scattered
Gather the Scattered
By Christy Romero
Jesus gives all of us certain talents, and He wants us to use them to gather the scattered. How are you using your talents to bring souls back to God?
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Have Patience in All Things
Have Patience in All Things
By Daniel Mark
Have patience in all things. The Lord will provide.
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We Will Meet Again, in the Eucharist
We Will Meet Again, in the Eucharist
By Mrs. Alexandra Yeryomin, O.P.
“See you in the Eucharist.” This reflection explores how the Eucharist makes real a communion that transcends time, distance, and even death—a bond stronger than any loss. If you’ve ever longed to feel close to someone you miss, this one is for you.
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A Letter to a Latter-Day Mormon Catholic Saint - And a letter from my mother that was never heard.
A Letter to a Latter-Day Mormon Catholic Saint - And a letter from my mother that was never heard.
By Richard Horrell
A grandson's letter to a Mormon grandmother and a wounded mother—both of whom helped lead him to the Catholic Church. From their stories comes the launch of a new outreach: the Utah Mission. This is a call to love, to truth, and to fellow Catholics who may feel called to help.
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Measuring 2025 America
Measuring 2025 America
By Stephen Steiniger
America is at a decisive point. There has been much chaos, partisanship, and polarization in our politics. The article measures life in America through abortion. Love and hatred are explored as motivations for action. Abortion is discussed and the policy process of abortion evaluated. Conclusions concerning America are presented.
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I can see the mountains
I can see the mountains
By Marianne Giltner
I can see the mountains
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Awake
Awake
By Jose Antonio Ponce
Realizing that I have wasted God's gifts.
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The Squeamish Martyr Wannabe
The Squeamish Martyr Wannabe
By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S
A recent minor accident squashed any personal prideful assumptions about me anticipating a glorious martyrdom. Of course, God’s grace could embolden me—or any Faithful Catholic— in the final moments of such an occasion, but I have no advanced illusions or fantasies about my own courage. St. Peter, pray for us!
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Lucifer, the Fallen angel
Lucifer, the Fallen angel
By Eileen Renders
This is a reminder for all of us that each new day is a challenge and an opportunity to show our allegiance to God.
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