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Articles in 'Books, Movies & TV'
Football Movies for Super Bowl
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A list of some popular football movies as we approach Super Bowl 57.
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Catholic Things to Do During Super Bowl Party
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Some faithful activities to do on Super Bowl Sunday
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Teen Book Review: Ashes: Visible & Invisible
By Leslea Wahl
Article about CatholicTeenBooks newest anthology for Lent, Ashes: Visible & Invisible
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New “Mysteries of the Rosary” Video Series
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
Wild Goose TV releases Episode 1 of a seven-part series called the "Mysteries of the Rosary."
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Purity and Christian Entertainment
By Emily Berns
This is an article that I had first posted on my blog and initially it revolved around the show Game of Thrones, but it applies to all TV shows and forms of entertainment. Purity is important in all aspects of our lives, including entertainment, and although we cannot avoid all impure content, it is still our duty to discern the best we can in order to avoid as much of it as we can.
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Last of Her Kind and Our Future
By A. K. Frailey
In one of those “life-is-stranger-than-fiction” moments, Last of Her Kind speaks to our current generation far more honestly than I had imagined possible in my lifetime. As longevity increases due to better health systems but fertility rates drop—for both men and women—around the globe, we look toward an imbalanced future where the elderly will be dependent on ever-shrinking generations. What kind
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Modesty
By Nathaniel Slattery
Excerpts from Butler's Lives
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Distraction: A Fictive Excerpt
By Nathaniel Slattery
A fictive account of a priest being physically attacked by a devil.
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Teen Book Review: Into the Spotlight
By Leslea Wahl
Teen book review
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Rocky III: 40 Years Later
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Rocky III was released in theaters in 1982. Here's a look at three lessons from the film four decades later
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Splendor
By Nathaniel Slattery
This is the foreword written by a dear friend of mine for a novel which is now available at TaurusNecrus.com. This novel is appropriate for women and men. It is a Catholic novel which I wrote as an alternative to the popular Dune which is an immoral book to read. This book, on the other hand, has only moral themes and topics. It is a mystical novel.
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Top Five Christmas Movies
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Looking for the best Christmas movies to watch that are family-friendly? Look no further though some will say "bah humbug" with no mention of A Christmas Carol. Tough list to make but great ones nonetheless.
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Why I have a publishing company
By Nathaniel Slattery
Literature is an amusement which contains many seductions and temptations to the soul, and so as Christ took Rome, I hope to do a little to provide moral literature for folks.
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It’s Still a Wonderful Life 75 Years Later
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Last Christmas, I had the opportunity to watch a beloved Christmas classic. The movie has been in existence for 75 years now. It is the No.1 most inspirational movie in cinema history. It also has many powerful messages on the dignity of human life.
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Don't Tread On Me p2
By Nathaniel Slattery
This is a continuation of a scholarly work on American History from a Catholic perspective, by a local lecturer at Appalachian State University, who I have the honor of assisting to write it. It is the first part of chapter one. If you would like to read the previous portion, which is the introduction, it can be found easily here: https://www.catholic365.com/author/nathaniel-slattery/
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The Monk's Tale
By Nathaniel Slattery
This is an excerpt from a book I have written that is finished and undergone one round of edits. I am currently getting a cover made, and then will likely release it in advance copies for critique. It is called Saodfàil and is a story set in St. Patrick's Ireland before its conversion. It follows seven characters as they make a pilgrimage to see the High Druid.
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The trials of writing about Catholic fiction
By Mike Mastromatteo
A freelance journalist reflects on the experience of preparing monthly columns about Catholic fiction and what it means to be a Catholic writer.
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