The Catholic Philadelphian

Single Catholic Millennial. 4th-degree member of the Knights of Columbus. I enjoy writing. I hope to convey more messages from our culture with a twist of faith. I hail from Philadelphia, PA. 

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Stations of the Cross Reflection Part 2: Jesus Falls Three Times
Stations of the Cross Reflection Part 2: Jesus Falls Three Times
Three times Jesus fell. We must continue to get back up even when the pressure of the culture holds us back from seeking holiness.
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Reflecting on Stations of the Cross Part 1
Reflecting on Stations of the Cross Part 1
I compiled my reflections for the 14 Stations of the Cross. Here is part one which focuses on the first two stations.
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A Deep Examination of Conscience
A Deep Examination of Conscience
Need help with examining your conscience? Look no further. Here's a breakdown of the most common sins we have committed based on the church's precepts and the ten commandments.
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Let God Revive Your Dead Faith
Let God Revive Your Dead Faith
Jesus wants our faith to come alive.
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Say Yes to God’s Will: Reflection for the Solemnity of the Annunciation
Say Yes to God’s Will: Reflection for the Solemnity of the Annunciation
The Solemnity of the Annunciation is celebrated on March 25th. In the account from the Gospel of Luke, we learn the value of giving God our yes to his will.
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Is America on the Verge of Communism and Socialism? Can It Be Stopped?
Is America on the Verge of Communism and Socialism? Can It Be Stopped?
Communism and Socialism surround us. The United States is losing its freedom every time they embrace these godless ideologies. It'sa time to stand against it.
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The different prayers of St. Joseph
The different prayers of St. Joseph
In honor of St. Joseph's feast day, here are several prayers for his intercession.
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Lorica of St. Patrick
Lorica of St. Patrick
Pray the Lorica of St. Patrick.
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When is it Okay to Dispense?
When is it Okay to Dispense?
Let's get something straight about solemnities. Some carry a higher level of holiness.
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To Dispense or Not to Dispense
To Dispense or Not to Dispense
St. Patrick's feast day is on a Lenten Friday. Many dioceses and archdioceses issued a dispensation. Yes, we can eat meat on this particular Friday. There's a catch to it. Then again, maybe we will not have meat at all to keep up with our consistency.
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Easter Basket Ideas
Easter Basket Ideas
Easter is only a month away. Here's a list for everyone on that to-shop-for list.
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Let God Speak in the Silence of a Power Outage
Let God Speak in the Silence of a Power Outage
A power outage was a blessing in disguise during an annual men's conference. It was even a great time for God to speak to each person through it.
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How St. Katharine Drexel Defeated the Klan
How St. Katharine Drexel Defeated the Klan
Did you know the Ku Klux Klan was beaten by a nun?
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March Feast Days
March Feast Days
March, dedicated to St. Joseph, has some incredible feast days throughout the month along with our Lenten observations of abstinence and fasting.
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#ResistSatan
#ResistSatan
The first Sunday of Lent reminds us that the time to prepare for spiritual warfare is now. Rise up, Christian soldiers.
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