Spirituality
Patience
Once again I let this blog sneak up on me. My first clue that it was my week to write an IT post was when
Ryan Kraeger
November 26, AD 2012
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Prayer
The Ship of Joy
I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and your joy may be complete. This is my commandment: love one another
Theresa Noble
November 24, AD 2012
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Columnists
Just Be You
I did a lot of thinking in my idealistic twenties about how I’m going to start a revolution and change the world. At times, as
Kelly Shircliff Williams
November 19, AD 2012
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Movies
What Are We Holding Onto, Sam?
I was inspired to re-post this article after reading Cristina Montes”s On Spe Salvi and The Lord of the Rings. I would highly recommend that
Abigail C. Reimel
November 15, AD 2012
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Books
The Little Way of Advent — a Book Review
Looking ahead, Advent begins in less than a month, so now’s a good time to prepare for how you will prepare. Just in time for
Bonnie Engstrom
November 9, AD 2012
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Columnists
It’s Time to Find Your Featherbed
A couple of months ago I logged-on to find the following e-mail appropriately shuffled into my high priority inbox: “How you do keep your hope?
Kristin Detloff
November 5, AD 2012
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Columnists
We Need More Death
Mary Magdalene with the Smoking Flame, Georges de La Tour You will die. A friend of mine sells life insurance. He told me that every time someone new
Edmund Mitchell
November 2, AD 2012
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Columnists
Clothe the Naked
“The Lord showed me Joshua the high priest standing before the angel of the Lord, whie Satan stood at his right hand to accuse him.
Ryan Kraeger
October 29, AD 2012
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Columnists
Perks of Embarrassment
After almost a year of ballet I’m still super horrible. I never realized how physically demanding it was, how literally every muscle in your body
Fabiola Garza
October 26, AD 2012
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Columnists
The Year of Faith and The Desert of Godlessness
The Year of Faith: The Desert of Godlessness, and the Mission to “Restore All Things in Christ” Through the “New Evangelization” and the New Media
Emily C. Hurt
October 13, AD 2012
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10 Practices for the Year of Faith
“In the light of all this, I have decided to announce a Year of Faith.” Pope Benedict XVI The Holy Father asks the Faithful to
J.Q. Tomanek
October 11, AD 2012
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Religion
St. Pedro Calungsod
Update: The canonization of St. Pedro Calungsod can be watched via livestream on October 21, 2010 here. The Pope will canonize a teenage Filipino martyr
Cristina Montes
October 10, AD 2012
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Religion
God and Dice
This is not how you use dice. You roll dice. In games with dice, the dice and chance are the masters of the outcome. We
Edmund Mitchell
October 5, AD 2012
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Bioethics
Suffering and the Little Way of Spiritual Childhood
Yesterday the Catholic Church celebrated the feast of St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face, a lovable little saint whose example of
Chelsea Zimmerman
October 2, AD 2012
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Family
Holpin’
As I was on leave over the last few weeks I spent a lot of time back home on the family farm, helping with projects
Ryan Kraeger
October 1, AD 2012
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Spirituality
New Catholic Generation
One of the main reasons why I love the youth, especially Catholic youth, is because I am one. My heart is always on fire to
Godwin Delali Adadzie
September 27, AD 2012
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Life
Suffering and True Love
As a youth minister one of the number one questions teens ask me is, “Why do people suffer?” It is a fair question, and one
Amanda Sloan
September 21, AD 2012
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Spirituality
A Pilgrim-Watching Pilgrim in Santiago de Compostela
Ever since I’ve learned about the Camino de Santiago – a centuries-old pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela, where the cathedral housing the remains of
Cristina Montes
September 20, AD 2012
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Columnists
On Condoms and Confession
Many of the pro-abstinence, anti-contraception types (mostly Catholics) will say that the “Don’t have sex, but if you do, use contraception” approach to reducing teen
Mary C. Tillotson
September 10, AD 2012
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Bioethics
The Weak Who Shame the Strong
In his first letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul explains how, when God calls people, he does not base his decision on human criteria –
Chelsea Zimmerman
September 4, AD 2012
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Spirituality
Homilies from an African Priest
The famous African bishop, doctor and Father of the Church, Saint Augustine of Hippo, once said, “If you believe what you like in the gospels,
Godwin Delali Adadzie
August 30, AD 2012
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