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Combating Church Scandal with Ancient Intimacy

Combating Church Scandal with Ancient Intimacy

Much has been said about the most seismic scandal that has ever hit the Catholic Church in America. Last June, Theodore McCarrick, a retired cardinal and former archbishop of Washington, was removed from the ministry after being accused of sexually assaulting a teenager for years.
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Gun Control or Virtues?

Gun Control or Virtues?

All three. Unfortunately, we are not hearing much, if anything, about the latter two. Instead, we see and hear one side vehemently promulgating their anti-gun agenda, and the other side steadfastly defending the 2nd Amendment. Regardless of which side of the gun control debate you are on, it's clear we cannot focus solely on gun control because guns, on their own, do not kill people.
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Avoiding Bad Decisions through Prudence

Avoiding Bad Decisions through Prudence

As humans, we make bad decisions, which often result in actions that jeopardize the salvation of our souls. Fortunately, we can minimize the harmful outcomes of our decisions by paying closer attention to our actions[1]. They, however, need to be regulated by virtue; not by feelings, emotions, and instinct.
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Restoring the Sacredness of Simbang Gabi in Chicagoland Area

Restoring the Sacredness of Simbang Gabi in Chicagoland Area

The season of Advent is upon us, and many Catholics in the Chicagoland area will be looking forward to the Filipino Advent tradition known as Simbang Gabi. It is a nine day novena of consecutive Masses that ends just before Christmas. Since its beginning in the Chicagoland area during the mid 1980’s, the Masses have only been done in the Ordinary Form, also known as the Novus Ordo Missae.
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When Love Should be Charity

When Love Should be Charity

When people think of love in the Bible, the famous Scripture verses of 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 usually comes to mind. Most know it as the “Love is patient, Love is kind” passage. Many have even coined it “the love chapter.” It is so well known that it has become one of the most used Biblical passages for weddings.
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No Time for Family Prayer?

No Time for Family Prayer?

This year marks the one hundredth year anniversary of when our Blessed Mother Mary appeared to Lucia, Jacinta, and Francisco in Fatima, Portugal. Among the various messages our Lady of Fatima told these children, the one Lucia shared about the attack of the family seems more relevant today than ever.
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Restoring the Sacred: Rite of Betrothal

Restoring the Sacred: Rite of Betrothal

Lost and Forgotten Virtues In 2014, the Christian romance movie “Old Fashioned” appeared in theaters and reintroduced something seemingly impossible these days: an “old-fashioned-moral-and-virtue-centered” courtship in present-day America.
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Chicago Reaches out to Our Lady of Fatima

Chicago Reaches out to Our Lady of Fatima

On August 27, 2016, Chicago will be venerating Our Lady of Fatima by taking part in the world-famous International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Fatima Tour, which marks the 100th year anniversary of the Our Lady of Fatima apparitions. The tour is a nation-wide call to prayer and penance for peace in our nation and conversion of hearts.
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Living Easter for Fifty Days

Living Easter for Fifty Days

Beatum Pascha! Happy Easter! Forty days of Lent is now behind us. The alleluia is no longer buried, and our fasting, praying, and penance have given way to the Risen Christ. Let us now reflect on what Easter is and how we can continue celebrating it in our daily lives.
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Defending Christ Amid Chaos

Defending Christ Amid Chaos

On March 4, 2016, four Catholic sisters belonging to Blessed Mother Teresa’s order, Missionaries of Charity, were among the sixteen peopled murdered by terrorists in Yemen. The news prompted a widespread reaction by both secular and faith-based media. On Sunday, March 6, 2016, Pope Francis told an audience the sisters “gave their blood for the Church,” and said they are modern-day martyrs
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