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Aunt Nellie’s Chocolate Cake Recipe (No Eggs!)
Aunt Nellie’s Chocolate Cake Recipe (No Eggs!)
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
Chocolate Cake Recipe (No Eggs)
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BUSTED! Ambition & Humility
BUSTED! Ambition & Humility
By Don Reardon
Thoughts about Mark 9:30-37,
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Never ever give up
Never ever give up
By Marianne Giltner
Never ever give up
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Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
By Tom Stidl
an article dedicated to the promise and pratfalls of Artificial Intelligence
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The power of a hug
The power of a hug
By Marianne Giltner
The power of a hug
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I Completed Humanality's Digital Detox on Hallow: Here's What Happened
I Completed Humanality's Digital Detox on Hallow: Here's What Happened
By Mrs. Alexandra Yeryomin, O.P.
Smartphone addiction can affect more than just your time—it can harm your spiritual life, too. Read about one person's experience with Humanality's Digital Detox and how it helped them reconnect with their faith.
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Faith Meets Science: The Story of Blessed Nicholas Steno
Faith Meets Science: The Story of Blessed Nicholas Steno
By William Hemsworth
Join us as we explore how "Faith Meets Science" in this inspiring discussion with author Thomas Salerno! In this episode, we discuss his new children's book, *The Riddle of the Tongue Stones*, which tells the fascinating story of Blessed Nicholas Steno—an influential Catholic convert and pioneering scientist.
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Struggling to Pray? Try These Simple Ways to Connect with God Daily
Struggling to Pray? Try These Simple Ways to Connect with God Daily
By Ela
Struggling to pray? You’re not alone. Discover simple, practical ways to ‘pray constantly’ in your everyday life—whether you're driving, working, or going through a tough season. Learn how to make prayer a habit, even when it feels hard. Inspired by 1 Thessalonians 5:17.
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Women… This Passage Is for You!
Women… This Passage Is for You!
By Katie Zalany
One of the things I dislike about women is that there is a constant temptation to judge each other, feel insulted or hurt by slights, and be resentful of another’s gifts. Women also have this tendency to pack together and commiserate about whoever they are seemingly hurt by, unlike men who often just let it go and don’t spend hours rehashing it.
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In His Real Presence
In His Real Presence
By Christy Romero
The Eucharist is a mystery that is difficult to comprehend. It’s hard to believe that the bread and wine on the altar get transformed into the Body and Blood of Christ at every Mass. We must believe in faith what our human reason cannot grasp. And in case we doubt, there are many Eucharistic miracles that have taken place around the world that help prove His Real Presence.
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Just talked to Him
Just talked to Him
By Marianne Giltner
Just talked to Him
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A season for everything
A season for everything
By Adam Charles Hovey
To everything, there is a season, TURN TURN TURN! Now that song is stuck in your head!
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Miracle On Ice 45 Years Later and Its Faith Reminders
Miracle On Ice 45 Years Later and Its Faith Reminders
By The Catholic Philadelphian
45 Years since Team USA defeated the heavily favored Soviet Union.
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Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Reflections
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Reflections
By Ginger Herrington
Reflections on the readings for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Measure for Measure: Reflections on the Readings for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
Measure for Measure: Reflections on the Readings for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
As Catholics we are called to be counter-cultural. This also requires us to sometimes act in a way opposite to our human feelings. This is not easy but today's readings call us to be merciful and pray for others, even those who may be our enemies. This is an act of will - if we will it, we can do it.
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Bridging the Gap Between our Good and Bad Days
Bridging the Gap Between our Good and Bad Days
By Ela
Not every day is a good day—but what if we could bridge the gap between the highs and lows? This post explores how to navigate the tough moments, find balance, and build resilience so that even the bad days don’t feel so far from the good ones. Read on for a fresh perspective on making the most of every day.
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Discovering the Richness of Catholic Devotion in Prayerful Life
Discovering the Richness of Catholic Devotion in Prayerful Life
By A Lone Voice
This article focuses on the role of prayer in our quest for Heaven. It draws on Bishop Sheehan's book, An Introduction to Prayer, and Ascension Press' Bible in Year. The article concludes with a discussion on how we can model our prayer after the Our Father.
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