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What is RCIA?
What is RCIA?
By Charlie Johnston
Even if you come from some other place in your faith life and have other reasons, you’ve heard that RCIA would be a good place to find answers to your questions.
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Should Girls be Altar Servers? - Why or Why not?
Should Girls be Altar Servers? - Why or Why not?
By Sean Gillen
Girls are permitted by the Church to be altar servers, but why do some Catholics say they shouldn’t be?
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What is our greatest fear?
What is our greatest fear?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
If we believe, as our faith says we do, that the Eucharist is the body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ then it should have been the foremost “essential” during a pandemic.
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Who's Afraid of Confession? We Are!
Who's Afraid of Confession? We Are!
By Bill Dunn
If you give Confession a try, you’ll be pleasantly surprised. And you won’t even need any Novocain.
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Demonic Disorientation
Demonic Disorientation
By Susan Skinner
The devil is accusing us left and right so that no matter what we do, we cannot win. You stand accused. This is totally diabolical.
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A Pharisee at Sunday Mass
A Pharisee at Sunday Mass
By Bill Dunn
“Do you want to go to the 11:30 Mass with me? I think I need a do-over.”
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Strange Fire
Strange Fire
By Susan Skinner
So when you worship at the altar of something other than true love, it is you who worships death.
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The 144,000 Apocalypse Thing: A Catholic Take on Christian Division
The 144,000 Apocalypse Thing: A Catholic Take on Christian Division
By Scott Pauline
The 144,000 are the subject of great controversy!
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"No room at the inn."- The Christmas Cop-Out
"No room at the inn."- The Christmas Cop-Out
By Jacinta Boudreau
Catholics, hold your clergy accountable, not just by your words and actions but by your prayers and fasting
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For Me?: How an Old Woman and Her Sandwich Saved My Life
For Me?: How an Old Woman and Her Sandwich Saved My Life
By Ann Frailey
An old woman and her sandwich saved my life. Not that I was starving. I wasn’t. In fact, I hadn’t had an appetite in three days.
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Giving the Gift of Beauty in the Liturgy
Giving the Gift of Beauty in the Liturgy
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
On October 2, 2020 the Bishop of Columbus, Ohio, His Excellency, The Most Reverend Robert Brennan, gave the faithful of our diocese a most splendid gift. He erected the Oratory of Saint Leo the Great and entrusted it to the care of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (ICKSP).
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Ember Days: What Are They and Why Are They Important?
Ember Days: What Are They and Why Are They Important?
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
Just like the liturgical colors mean something, so do the special days which we observe this week. Those days are called Ember Days.
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Living The Worthy Life: Are We At The End of Tradition?
Living The Worthy Life: Are We At The End of Tradition?
By Michael Cunningham
If you listen to Bishop Fulton Sheen he almost takes on a prophet-like message to turn back to God and repent.
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Is Our Holy Father in Danger of Becoming a Mere Politician?
Is Our Holy Father in Danger of Becoming a Mere Politician?
By E.M. McCarthy
Anyone who leads others into sin is committing a greater sin.
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The Woman at the Well: More than Meets the Eye
The Woman at the Well: More than Meets the Eye
By Scott Pauline
The woman at the well can image the apocalyptic history of Christian division.
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