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The Power of Truth
The Power of Truth
By Mariel Roersma
I will admit it, I'm not perfect. I'm a struggling sinner trying to be a Saint. I'm also a cradle Catholic with a big heart. And recently that heart has gotten in the way.
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A Sign of Contradiction
A Sign of Contradiction
By Jennifer Edwards
Images of safety pins were popping up all over social media this week, and as I began to research the meaning behind this movement, I became increasingly confused.
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Why Ad Orientem Matters
Why Ad Orientem Matters
By Rob Agnelli
In what has become a controversial interview with the French Catholic magazine Famille Chretienne, Prefect for the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Cardinal Robert Sarah, encouraged the practice of priest and people facing east (ad Orientem in Latin) together during certain parts of the Mass.
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Advent Thoughts: A Short Reflection on Gratitude
Advent Thoughts: A Short Reflection on Gratitude
By Carol Ann Chybowski
Every year, when Advent rolls around, we promise ourselves that we will spend less time stressing about all the things we have to do, and spend more, much more time in prayer. I’m always amazed at the number of seasonal devotional books available to us.
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The Eucharist - God Breaks Into Time
The Eucharist - God Breaks Into Time
By Mark McCurdy
Do you like a good mystery? What about this one?
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What Purpose November 8?
What Purpose November 8?
By Richard Maffeo
Anyone with a modicum of understanding of the God of Scripture knows God delivered us from judgment on November 8.
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Thanksgiving is not just another day
Thanksgiving is not just another day
By Jean Smith
“ I got what I wanted… I’m so thankful” I’ve said this often. What is really difficult to say, are these words, “I did not get what I wanted… I’m so thankful” Thankful for, thankful because, thankful to… which is it for us?
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No, Your Temper Tantrum Won't Change God
No, Your Temper Tantrum Won't Change God
By Katie Zalany
My spiritual director reminded me recently that God is like a parent to us, and good parents don’t always give their children everything they want if it’s not good for them.
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Human Respect: Don't Give In; Say Yes to God Instead
Human Respect: Don't Give In; Say Yes to God Instead
By Alan Scott
We humans have a sad tendency to take good things and distort them. Consider human respect, for example. God’s good plan for us has always been for us to honor, value and respect one another.
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Will The Liberal Social Progressives Funded By George Soros Create Enough Civil Unrest To Create Civil War And Martial Law?
Will The Liberal Social Progressives Funded By George Soros Create Enough Civil Unrest To Create Civil War And Martial Law?
By Ralph Zuranski
George Soros is the evil puppet master who has funded the liberal social progressives like Obama and the Clintons for many years. The USA is the only country that stands in the way of total globalism.
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Two By Two
Two By Two
By Malleson Emmerling
I have met some really good friends in church ministry. From working in the church nursery to leading a Bible study, to providing a meal for someone in need, working with a friend in ministry has made the work much more fun.
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Why I Pray the Rosary
Why I Pray the Rosary
By Mallory Hoffman
Our Lady made 15 promises to those who pray the Rosary with devotion.
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Sacramentality & Sports: Towards an Understanding in Brief
Sacramentality & Sports: Towards an Understanding in Brief
By Prof. Anthony Maranise, Obl.S.B.
When I watch or participate in sports, of course I watch for the love of the game and I play for the joy of the competition, but as a theologian who examines how sports and spirituality intersect, I also watch for more.
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The Blue Mass in the Garden State considering to be Grave Site Place
The Blue Mass in the Garden State considering to be Grave Site Place
By Rose Cuervo
The Blue Mass in the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, in Newark, NJ started with the long parade of flags to the background of loud bagpipes and drums. The church, filled with the various blues that characterized the state, town and correctional forces, was full, their vehicles from horse, bus to SUVs parked outside.
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Why Is Sex Only For Pleasure So Devastating To Individuals, Families And Our World?
Why Is Sex Only For Pleasure So Devastating To Individuals, Families And Our World?
By Ralph Zuranski
I believe the election was about the most important issue that faces every person created in the image and likeness of God. Every life matters from conception to a natural death.
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Lessons from the ladies of Luke 8:40-56
Lessons from the ladies of Luke 8:40-56
By Elizabeth Hoyle
There are many stories about women in the Bible. Eve, Rahab, Ruth, Esther, Jael, Elizabeth, Mary, Mary Magdalene, and Martha all have amazing, inspiring stories as to how God transformed their lives and used them to further establish his kingdom here on Earth. And that’s just naming a few
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If being a Christian means you only see rules, you are doing it wrong.
If being a Christian means you only see rules, you are doing it wrong.
By Trish Irvine
Sometimes I struggle to make relevant connections for my students. Other times, the perfect words come to mind and I am pleased that, despite myself, I was able to connect it to their lives.
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