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Elizabeth Giddens

Elizabeth, nicknamed Liz, is working on her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, and planning to get her doctorate in Clinical Neuropsychology. Liz enjoys writing, binge watching Netflix, and cooking.

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Latest Articles By Elizabeth Giddens

Why Every Catholic Needs to Watch "Spotlight"

Saturday nights are usually designated date nights for my husband and me. Since we are young, newlyweds we usually stay out and go to a nice dinner and a movie— that night was no different than any other (so I thought).
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17 Struggles Every Catholic Has During Lent

1. People want to know what you’re giving up for Lent more than they want to know how your life is going. Enough about your cat-- what are you giving up for lent? 2. The day before lent you convince yourself that giving up multiple things is a wonderful way to honor God. It can't be that hard... right?
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10 Things Catholics Are Tired of Hearing

Despite the many stereotypes that hang over our faith, the important thing to remember is our Church has stood the test of time and remained for more than 2,000 years
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4 Saint Facts That Will Make You Laugh

Go ahead and grab your self a nice hot cup of coffee, and cozy up to these crazy saint facts!
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Should Catholics Celebrate Halloween?

As Halloween approaches closer, an ethical question rings through the head of many devout Catholics— Should I celebrate Halloween? I want to first explain the origin of the famous holiday, and then dive into the answer.
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How to Explain Purgatory to a Protestant

The existence of Purgatory has been a much debated topic between Catholics and Protestants for years. Many Protestants argue that the Catholic Church simply created Purgatory as a way to guilt people into believing in Catholicism.
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Sainthood:The Greatest Calling

When someone thinks of the Catholic Church, they might see images of rosary beads, clasping around an old woman’s hands, as they do, or candles, and incense. But, our history of saints is, arguably, the most striking representation of the Church. The word, saint, derives from the Latin word, sanctus, meaning holy.
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