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How I Can’t Justify Abortion Up to Birth?

I offer my thoughts on the controversy surrounding Massachusetts enshrinement of abortion up to birth.

The Value of Open Inquiry

The Value of Open Inquiry is a key perspective of the book; The Sun, The Cycles, The Science & The Seers. This article looks at that value and ends with a very brief video clip.

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It's not for us to judge

By Eddie Kunz

Love. Do not judge.

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A House of Prayer for All Peoples: Reflections on the Readings for the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle A

By Tom Klocek

In one of those rare circumstances there is a clear connection between all of the readings for this Sunday, and it centers on the Gentiles. God is the Creator of ALL the world, and that includes the Gentiles. They just weren't chosen to be the leader of salvation. We see some of their inclusion in God's plan this weekend.

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Is It Time To Change?

By Michael Seagriff

Is it time to change our unloving ways?

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Where is my cure, God?

By Janet Cassidy

Are you waiting, wondering where God is when you need healing?

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The Search for Truth Begins with Better Questions

By Michael A Lupo

Considering the book - The Sun, The Cycles, The Science & The Seers and how it deals with questions of the connections between science and faith.

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Revival of the Catholic Church in the US, Part 2

By Loreen Marie Derry

In part 2 of the article Revival of the Catholic Church in the US, I review a Reddit survey "Why Is There a Revival of the Catholic Church in the US? Out of 182 comments, the survey showed very clearly how Gen Z respondents (born 1995 to 2010) feel about the Church. These are their reasons for choosing the Catholic Church. Join me as we review their comments and the trends.

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Preserving Literature and How Catholics Need to Get in the Game

By The Catholic Philadelphian

Catholics must confront AI's intention to destroy literature to fit its technical agenda of altering text while creating and preserving the true, good, and beautiful of literature.

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Could stars be more?

By Michael A Lupo

Could the Sun Be More is about how for centuries, the Sun has been viewed as the constant center of our solar system, providing the light and energy. A tribute to the awesome beauty of the Creator.

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How to Make Your Car a Holy Space

By Kirstie Landry

Looking to make your car a holy space? Here's how you can do it.

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The Beauty of Truth and The Distortion of Language

By Marie Brousseau

In this age of redefined language and relativism, objective reality gets lost in verbal engineering and social constructs. We need to return to objective language if we want to safeguard the beauty of revealed truth.

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How I regained peace and confidence after a period of struggling with fear of the unknown.

By Agnesmaryi Fidelis

Autobiography

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Gluttony. The Other Sin of the Flesh.

By Dr. John Jennings

Dr. John Jennings discusses how the Secular world encourages us to eat, eat and eat. However, the Bible warned us against this long ago.

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Can One Mow the Lawn on a Sunday and Still Keep Holy the Sabbath?

By Michael Saffran

The writer ponders: Is it OK to mow the lawn on Sunday without breaking the sabbath? It might depend, in part, on one’s mindset: Is the task done with a grateful heart for gifts received? If so, caring for God’s creation with joy and thankfulness doesn’t necessarily hinder the worship of God nor violate the sabbath, he posits.

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