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3 Things I've Learned Living in Tasmania While the Rest of the World is in Quarantine
3 Things I've Learned Living in Tasmania While the Rest of the World is in Quarantine
By Mishka Góra
This should be a warning to Catholics all over the world as we struggle with the immense societal change that the COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted upon us.
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Universal Themes
Universal Themes
By Ann Frailey
In our vastly changing world, we still follow an ancient path, searching for God, our proper place in family and society, and the meaning of our lives.
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Why, God, Was I Born This Way?
Why, God, Was I Born This Way?
By Elizabeth Thomas
A dear friend asked this of our Lord--and here is His reply.
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Why Oral Traditions Are Important: Ask An Armenian
Why Oral Traditions Are Important: Ask An Armenian
By Michael Cunningham
Many Catholics—and a fair number of Protestants—are confused as to the exact meaning of sola scriptura (Latin, “Scripture only”), the authority principle or rule of faith for our Protestant brethren.
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Now and Forevermore
Now and Forevermore
By Ann Frailey
As a kid, I knew my mind. I honestly believed I had a mind. But as the world turns on its axis, seasons change, and all forms of world leadership, pundits, and professionals offer their expertise, speeding through high-tech revolving doors, I find that my mind isn’t always my own.
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Church Fathers And The Real Presence
Church Fathers And The Real Presence
By Michael Cunningham
The Pew Research study, issued Aug. 5, 2019, showed that 69% of all self-identified Catholics said they believed the bread and wine used at Mass are not Jesus, but instead "symbols of the body and blood of Jesus Christ." The other 31% believed in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, known as transubstantiation.
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Easter is a Joy that We Must Share with Everyone
Easter is a Joy that We Must Share with Everyone
By Michael Anthony Lupo
With Easter in a few days, many people are thinking of ways to help the least fortunate in our communities. Many people are celebrating the mercy of forgiveness or the hope for a better tomorrow.
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What are you prepared for?
What are you prepared for?
By Troy Kroening
We are always preparing. And that is a good thing to do, but do we prepare spiritually?
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Some Years Feel like Lent; Some Feel like Resurrection
Some Years Feel like Lent; Some Feel like Resurrection
By Katie Talarico
This year feels more like Resurrection. It feels like springs of hope, trees of life, rays of light, rolled away stones, and a garden of bloom with an endless song of praise and gratitude in the depths of my soul.
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A Strategy for Living Through Holy Week and Beyond
A Strategy for Living Through Holy Week and Beyond
By Tara K. E. Brelinsky
Instead of looking at the big picture of what's to come this week and beyond, focus on the present moment. Count your blessings and express gratitude
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God's Plan For You: Learn It and Live It
God's Plan For You: Learn It and Live It
By Michael Cunningham
Are you feeling depressed, out of sorts, overly anxious, and waiting for the next shoe to drop in your life?
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Life's Storms
Life's Storms
By Ann Frailey
Kiara loved the sound of the wind rushing through the woodland. Earthy and rustic, it spoke of invisible worlds and steadfast powers beyond human control.
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Hell Yes: It Is Real, Raw, and Ugly
Hell Yes: It Is Real, Raw, and Ugly
By Michael Cunningham
If there is any subject which is offensive to modern sentimentalists it is the subject of hell
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What is A Conversion?
What is A Conversion?
By Tony Jesse
To witness sinners becoming saints and desolate figures finding new life reveals the reality of a life transformed.
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Life is Full of 'Why God Why'?
Life is Full of 'Why God Why'?
By Elizabeth Thomas
Life may seem unfair, and you may wonder why an all loving God allows pain, suffering, sickness and death into this all wonderful world that was created specifically for all of mankind to enjoy.
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