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Things I Felt During My Confirmation

By Kirstie Landry

My confirmation was one of the best days of my life. Here are a few of the feelings I experienced that evening.

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Spiritual Warfare: How To Learn About It & Why You Should

By Chelsey Kennedy

How to Learn About Spiritual Warfare & Why You Should. Resource recommendations.

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What Had Been Removed? My Encounter with the Didache

By AF Moffitt

In this article, I examine what this ancient text reveals about baptism, confession, apostolic tradition, Church authority, and especially the Eucharist. I also reflect on how discovering that the earliest Christians practiced a sacramental and recognizably Catholic faith challenged my assumptions and became an important step in my conversion.

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Foundation of Faith

By E V

The First Commandment, foundation of Faith.

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My Experiences at the Catholic Creator Conference 2026

By The Catholic Gaming Nerd

I got a chance to attend the Catholic Creator Conference at Franciscan University of Steubenville in 2026! Here are my thoughts!

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He Is Alive and Waiting For You

By Michael Seagriff

Our Risen Lord is alive! And He desires much more than your weekly attendance at Mass. He hungers to have a personal, life-changing relationship with you. How will you respond to His invitation? Hopefully, the same way “Charlie” did.

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Eureka! Jesus is the answer

By E V

Searching for answers

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And You Think The Mass Is Boring?

By Michael Seagriff

“Mass”, Pope Pius VI tells us, “is the most powerful form of prayer”.

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Does Your Schedule Make it Hard to Go to Daily Mass? Try These Tips

By Kirstie Landry

If your schedule makes it hard for you to attend daily Mass, this article is for you.

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When a family member hurts and disrespects us, does God tell us to Forgive and welcome them into our lives?

By Eileen Renders

The topic of forgiveness is often misinterpreted, and this article is meant to provide God's word and the Church's Teachings for clarification

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The Uncomfortable Silence of the Air Purifier When It's Off & Our Need for God's Grace

By Chelsey Kennedy

A reflection on how God's grace goes unnoticed and unappreciated. Kind of like air quality.

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Come to the Water: Reflections on the Readings for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle A

By Tom Klocek

One of the beauties of the Catholic faith is its Christocentrism. Everything leads to Jesus. This is most obvious in the Eucharist by which God feeds us with a royal feast, the Word of God. This theme runs through this weekends readings. God provides and He provides His Word, Jesus, in the Eucharist at every Mass.

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You Can Make the Mass More Reverent

By Christian Gonzalez

Sometimes people are disappointed in the lack of reverence their local parish might have. The reverence can start from within!

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When Forgiveness Becomes Reconciliation

By Yvette Buller

What is the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation? For years, I thought they were the same—until God gently led me on a journey through Confession, Adoration, and an unexpected encounter that revealed the profound difference. Discover how God's grace makes forgiveness possible and why reconciliation remains one of His greatest gifts.

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