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Stand With the Best in Humanity
Stand With the Best in Humanity
By Ann Frailey
I went to election judge training yesterday, taught math, English, history, helped with online classes, made dinner for the kids, took a walk with a neighbor down the road, and chatted with my daughter on the phone.
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Book Review: How to Feel Good and How Not To: The Ethics of Using Marijuana, Alcohol, Antidepressants, and Other Mood-Altering Drugs
Book Review: How to Feel Good and How Not To: The Ethics of Using Marijuana, Alcohol, Antidepressants, and Other Mood-Altering Drugs
By E.M. McCarthy
How to Feel Good and How Not To by John-Mark L. Miravalle is an important book for people of faith to contemplate right now because there is a political push for the legalization of the recreational use of marijuana (cannabis).
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Season Glorious
Season Glorious
By Ann Frailey
Being the glorious season of scarlet leaves, burnt orange pumpkins, tawny grass, caterpillars seeking the perfect abode to wrap themselves in a snug cocoon for the winter, geese flying low honking encouragement to their fellow travelers, (Though conceivably, they could be telling the last in line, “Hurry up, Bub, or you’ll get left behind!”)
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Faith-Based Schooling—What Else Is There?
Faith-Based Schooling—What Else Is There?
By Ann Frailey
One day I shared with my university professor father the name of a religious text I was using in my homeschool, and my dad snorted in disgust. “Use books with real material, for God’s sake!” The I-couldn’t-shoot-through-it-with-a-laser-gun irony was not lost on me.
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The pornography pandemic of 2020
The pornography pandemic of 2020
By Albert Gedney
The Covid-19 pandemic has dominated the news over the past few months, as everyone well knows. It is hard to find anything not affected by the shutdowns and the social distancing rules.
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Good Questions for Homeschooling Families
Good Questions for Homeschooling Families
By Ann Frailey
I have talked with a few anxious parents who are considering the merits of homeschooling their kids vs. trying to adjust to the “new educational normal,” which might change at any given moment.
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Ordinary Week, Extraordinary World
Ordinary Week, Extraordinary World
By Ann Frailey
Our sunflowers bloomed this week. As did the Rose of Sharon that has grown to a mammoth size and—with the help of the cherry tree—hides the electric pole from our gaze, putting beauty before utility. Literally.
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Book Review: Failing Forward: Leadership Lessons for Catholic Teens Today
Book Review: Failing Forward: Leadership Lessons for Catholic Teens Today
By E.M. McCarthy
As a parent raising teenagers, I wanted to read Failing Forward: Leadership Lessons for Catholic Teens Today by Alan Migliorato and Darryl Dziedzic
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Who Will Be Our Next Pope?
Who Will Be Our Next Pope?
By E.M. McCarthy
Summer is a good time to read. There are several books being published about a fascinating topic: who will be our next pope? The Next Pope: The Leading Cardinal Candidates by Edward Pentin comes out August 4, 2020 and I'll review it here, at Catholic365.com.
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The Wheel or the Ball
The Wheel or the Ball
By Ann Frailey
“This town is teeming with eligible bachelors. If you’re looking for love in all the wrong places.” Cindy nodded, though her gaze stayed fixed on the hamster cage.
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Kingdoms of Our World
Kingdoms of Our World
By Ann Frailey
Of late, I’ve waged a war on carpenter bees, which seem heck-bent on burrowing holes throughout my porch to the point where I have to sweep sawdust off each morning. My attempts at repairing and staining only appear to alter their trajectory, not their aim.
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Catholics Must Ask: Does Black Lives Matter Support Abortion Rights?
Catholics Must Ask: Does Black Lives Matter Support Abortion Rights?
By E.M. McCarthy
Racism is a serious moral issue. Catholicism is a religion of many nations, many people, many colors. When we go to Mass, we see every nationality and people from many backgrounds, which in theory should lead us to love each other based on the teachings of our Lord Jesus.
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WE GOT PLAYED...
WE GOT PLAYED...
By E.M. McCarthy
As I watched the news reports of my governor marching today in a non social-distancing group of hundreds and hundreds of people during his own stay-at-home orders (to stop the spread of COVID-19), it hit me: we got played. By that I mean the entire Catholic Church.
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Let's Keep Talking
Let's Keep Talking
By Ann Frailey
I don’t write to tell the world something. I write to figure out what the world is trying to tell me.
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Taking The Time to Say a Prayer
Taking The Time to Say a Prayer
By Anne DeSantis
Praying is not always easy. But it is the gateway to our relationship with the Lord. I find sometimes when I have those quiet moments, I need to draw myself closer to what’s important. The to-do lists are always in my head, too.
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