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Patriarch Kirill, Putin's Puppet Religious Leader
By John Roskoski
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill has openly endorsed Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine and has tried to convince young me, who are fleeing the country, that should they die in battle they will absolved of all sins. Such nonsense is subordinating Faith to Politics.
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Biden Using Roman Catholicism as a Political Tool
By John Roskoski
Is President Joe Biden using his claimed Roman Catholic faith, and trading the lives of the unborn, for a longer political life? It seems as though he has thrown the unborn under the political bus, regardless of previous stands. Let us hope he finds the true faith again, before he can do more damage.
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Landmark Work an Essential Companion for Understanding the Life of our Lord
By Mary Beth Bracy
Fr. Giuseppe Ricciotti’s historical and theological classic now available from Sophia Press.
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Catholics and Civil Unrest
By Francesca Amalfi
What does the Catechism of the Catholic Church have to say about our relationship to civil authorities?
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As the souls of the just watch over us
By Ralph Hathaway
the communion of saints
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At-Home Retreat Reveals How to Make ‘Eye Contact’ with God and Grow in Sanctity
By Mary Beth Bracy
Theologian Fr. Wojciech Giertych, O.P. offers fresh insights on experiencing and sharing God’s Love.
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Drunk Driving and the Catholic: My Ordeal (Part 2)
By John Roskoski
Drunk Driving is not a victimless crime. The injuries left by an accident caused by a Drunk Driver las much longer than the time of the cars being towed or the state preferring charges in a trial. Too often, people are sentenced to a life of discomfort as a price for another person's lack of control.
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Let's get out there and make a difference
By Anne DeSantis
Anne DeSantis calls out to the church in this article with a call to serve. We can all become pessimistic at times and fail to see all the good God is already doing in us and in our world. Jesus need US now, and he needs us to decide that we want to serve him and others. It is a daily decision for each one of us. Learn more in this article, and feel free to share.
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Drunk Driving and the Catholic: An Enduring Problem (Part 1)
By John Roskoski
Drunk Driving is on the rise. It has slipped from the headlines and our attention, but innocent people are getting hurt and killed. This is a battle which dates back to Biblical times, as the drunkard sets him/herself apart from the rest of the faithful and society.
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If I die today, where will I be?
By Ralph Hathaway
Life then death is for all of us
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Trustworthy in Matters Big and Small
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Good Stewardship
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September 15: Feast Day of Our Lady of Sorrows
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
September 15 is the Feast Day of Our Lady of Sorrows. Without Mary's sorrow, we would not have had Easter joy.
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Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross; September 14
By John Roskoski
People often wear a cross or crucifix as a wardrobe accessory or as a constant symbol which proclaims their faith in Jesus. The historical cross was a symbol of Roman oppression and power. Through Jesus' death on the Cross, it became the key to opening the gates of Heaven.
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5 Stunning Facts about Saint Catherine of Siena
By Matthew Chicoine
Saint Catherine of Siena was one of the greatest followers of Christ. Her ability to articulate to Gospel and her ability to charitably bring the papacy to reform are among the key reasons she is one of my favorite saints. My youngest daughter is even named after this amazing saint. Here's five amazing facts about Catherine.
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Daddy
By Edward D. Lekson
Jesus gave us the perfect prayer to approach God the Father. Let's take a fresh look.
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Two things you can do to increase Eucharistic reverence
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may seem the Church is losing a sense of the sacred. It may seem that Mass is becoming irreverent and the Eucharist is diminished to a wafer. However, there are two things you can do to make a difference and bring a sense of the sacredness back to the Mass.
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Classic Work Delivers Solutions to Modern Atheism and Morality Maelstroms
By Mary Beth Bracy
Popular preacher Fr. P. J. Gannon, S.J. tackles issues of Christian ethics and morality for our times.
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