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Letter To a Negligent Priest
By Nate Guyear
This article is a letter to Catholic clergy who, for whatever reason, fail to talk about the moral issues of our day.
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On Being a Hermit
By Tom Stidl
God's riddles - Solving them for the betterment of your life
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Not all who wander are lost: a Must-Read for every Christian
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
If you have not read this book, then you are missing an abundance of gems and graces.
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What does a Christian life look like?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
What does Christian love look like in our world? Are we living in Christian love?
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Go and Announce the Gospel of the Lord
By Deacon Greg Lambert
As disciples, we are called to go forth and announce the good news of the Gospel to all we meet.
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God’s Words to the Childless Mother Today
By Katie Zalany
This day Jesus has some words for us hurting mothers and non-mothers alike: He loves us. He will be with us. He will not leave us orphans. He will come to us. No matter what.
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Catholic Dates to Remember
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Never forget the dates when you receive the sacraments of initiation. Always remember your roots. Always remember the important dates as a Faithful Catholic
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The Smaller, Leaner Church
By Nathan James Rawlins
A critique of the common and harmful ethos spoken of as the "smaller, leaner Church."
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The need for a Church cleaning (and your part in it)
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Church is in need of a great house cleaning. Are you part of the dirt or the cleaning crew?
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The Reawakening of the Laity
By Rev. David A. Fisher
One of the major gifts to the Church emerging from the Second Vatican Council, was the renewed emphasis placed on the role and mission of the Laity. In the reflections of the Council Fathers concerning the Laity, we can see why some have referred to the Second Vatican Council as Newman’s Council (Saint John Henry Newman).
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St. Dominic Savio: how a child impressed St. Don Bosco
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
He was only a child. How much impact could a child possibly have on a future saint? It was enough for Don Bosco to write a book about the child.
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What If Jesus Came To Your Food Pantry?
By Kevin J. Banet
You might think Le Roy, New York is too small of a town for anything important to happen. Only about seven thousand souls make up our humble village. Just about the only thing we can brag about is that Jell-O dessert was invented and first manufactured here.
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A life-changing encounter with Christ
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
One moment changed his life. As a result, it changed his brother's life. He had a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ.
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What are you looking for?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
We all seem to be chasing and searching for something in life. Jesus posed this question to his followers: "What are you searching for?" It's the same question he is asking you.
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In Defense of Eucharistic Adoration and Exposition
By Emily Berns
In Chicago, Eucharistic adoration and exposition has been restricted as part of a pilgrimage passing through for the national Eucharistic Revival. Adoration, however, is important for fostering our relationship with Christ and giving God the worship that He deserves.
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Why did God choose you?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Sacred Scripture tells us God has chosen you to love. His love is immeasurable and yet it flows over you. But why? Why did God choose you?
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Saying Yes to God
By Mary Kate White
Maritza is a beautiful example of how God guides someone to serve Him: from a dedicated mother of faith, to teaching others catechism, and now translating material so even more people can turn to God. Maritza gives witness to all of us of the work God does in our lives when we simply say yes to Him.
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