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We Live in a Mad World
By A. K. Frailey
We Live in a Mad World suffering from woundedness. But at this moment now, I have a choice.
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Making Birth Free and the Universal Destination of Goods
By Brendan J. Lyons
The author explores the lesser-known Catholic concept of the Universal Destination of Goods to the Poor and how it might apply to the youngest in society.
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Tuesdays With Morrie
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
Some thoughts on this bestselling book.
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Two theories on the Ending of the World
By Paul Sofranko
A semi-serious, yet thoughtful theory on how the world ends.
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The Top 5 Reasons Why Modernist Heretics Hate the Doctrine of Purgatory
By Terri Thomas
Over the last 30 years, I have known and interacted with many self-proclaimed “modernist” priests - priests that are actually proud to call themselves modernists - and one of the many things they all had in common is that they do not like the doctrine of purgatory. As a matter of fact, many of them seem to actually despise it.
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America’s Bad Case of Hypocrisy Fatigue
By Peter Darcy
It wasn't just a rightward shift of the American electorate that brought a historic landslide election this November. It was also the inherent American distaste for rank hypocrisy that turned voters off the the possibility of four more years of being lectured by people who consider themselves our betters. But God also had a say in the matter, thanks to the prayers of so many faithful.
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"The Wild Robot" An Unexcepted Bittersweet Gem (Movie Review)
By SaraKS
An honest movie review of the "The Wild Robot"
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Luce: El Camino de Culture Wars
By Alexis Grace
The Vatican's new mascot has been the subject of much controversy. But is this upset fair? This article debunks the most common claims against Luce, and offers a perspective about the war this little character is waging.
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Diakonia
By Ishmael Adibuah
Reflections for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
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True Freedom, Democracy, and the Ancient Wisdom of Genesis
By Aaron Schuck
Explore the balance between freedom and responsibility in modern democracy through the lens of Genesis. Discover how true freedom aligns with the common good, drawing insights from ancient wisdom to strengthen community in today’s society.
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Give God All You Got: 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time
By The Catholic Philadelphian
God wants everything that we have. He just wants us to trust in him
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What Would a Catholic Society Look Like?
By Katie Zalany
My husband and I were talking about politics the other night and pondering what a “Catholic” society would look like because I frequently lament that neither Republican nor Democrat politics reflect the breadth of Catholic teaching. Here is what that might look like based on the lessons of today's Gospel.
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Statues, Idolatry and Luce
By Dr. John Jennings
Dr. John Jennings talks about the relationship the faithful have with Statues and also looks at 'Luce' the Vatican's 2025 Mascot.
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Just a friendly group?
By Janet Cassidy
Today I mention an online neighborhood group I belong to on Facebook. I make a plea for kindness online. Read on!
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The Widow’s Mite: Reflections on the readings for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
By Tom Klocek
The "Widow's Mite" tells us about the sacrifice of giving. In giving we receive. What do we receive? Grace. Sacrifice is a way of purifying ourselves, an important aspect of conversion, a life-long process. Among the targets of that giving the Bible tells us are widows and orphans. But they, too, give, and in doing so, receive the reward of grace and everlasting life.
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Public Service - The West Wing
By Janet Cassidy
Something I didn't know about one of my favorite television shows, and a suggestion if you are devastated by the latest in politics.
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"Conclave" Movie Review
By SaraKS
A Catholic perspective and criticism of the 2024 film "Conclave."
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