Columnists
This is me
“As Jesus drew near to Jericho there was a blind man sitting at the side of the road begging… he called out, ‘Jesus, Son of
Nicholas Lye
November 9, AD 2025
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Books
Three Reasons Why Many Young People Are Rediscovering Tradition
During the research for my book The Right Hand of the Lord is Exalted: A History of Catholic Traditionalism from Vatican II to Traditionis Custodes (Sophia Institute
Guest Writer
July 24, AD 2025
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Life
The Beauty of (Our) Fall
We as Christians are called to a life of death and resurrection. Dying to ourselves, dying to our sin, dying to our desires.
Emma King
November 11, AD 2024
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Life
The Falling Away of Humanity from Experiencing God Through Nature
The beauty and complexity of the world is meant to continuously point humanity to our Creator. We are surrounded by trees, mountains, oceans, rivers, lakes,
Thomas Clements
September 13, AD 2024
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Life
Awe-inspiring CDs on Advent and Adoration Reveal Beauty and Kindle Devotion for the Liturgy
Monks of Clear Creek Abbey. Rorate Coeli: Marian Sounds of Advent. Manchester, NH: Sophia Music Group, 2022. CD-Audio $16.99. Available from the publisher. Carmelite Sisters
Mary Beth Bracy
December 22, AD 2023
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Life
Reading the Gospel of Creation
The Savior of the world will rise like the sun; and he will come down into the womb of the Virgin like rain gently falling
Thomas Clements
March 3, AD 2023
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Books
A Practical Antidote to Clutter and Consumerism in Daily Home Life
Laraine Bennett. The Little Way of Living with Less: Learning to Let Go with the Little Flower. Manchester, NH: Sophia Institute Press, 2022. Paperback. $18.95.
Mary Beth Bracy
October 10, AD 2022
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Columnists
The Assent to Truth, Goodness, and Beauty
In studying ethics, St. Thomas Aquinas explains that the mere study of ethics does not translate into the operation of prudence as a virtue. St.
Fr. Christopher Pietraszko
October 8, AD 2021
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Feasts
Union with the Head – The Vine
We always want to identify with our heroes or the people who inspire us most in life. These are people whose life has motivated us
Fr. Gerald Musa
May 2, AD 2021
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Theater
Hamilton
When I was growing up, I developed a vivid imagination. It was sparked by several stories that literally animated my childhood, mainly fairy tales that
Kat Larson
July 24, AD 2020
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Family
On Blackouts
Guest post by Gerard M. Nadal. Something strange and beautiful is happening in the Church amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. A reawakening to intimacy is occurring.
Guest Writer
March 21, AD 2020
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Columnists
Rest
“God Blessed the seventh day and made it holy, because on that day he had rested after all his work of creating.” ~ Gen 2:3
Nicholas Lye
March 26, AD 2019
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Life
Natural Beauty
Very often, we marvel at mother earth’s natural beauty, whether it be her spectacular waterfalls or astounding landscapes. I could not but be in awe
Nicholas Lye
January 8, AD 2019
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Columnists
A Vision
Who am I to deserve a place inside the house of the highest King? After almost 7 years, I finally attended a praise and worship
Noel Ethan Tan
December 5, AD 2018
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Apologetics
‘Apologetics and the Christian Imagination’ — A Richer, Deeper approach in connecting Souls With The Faith.
Are stories important for humanity? Is telling a story through books, movies, or the extemporaneous tales of mom and dad delivered to the children at
Thomas Clements
August 9, AD 2017
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Art
It is Right and Just: Spending on Glorious Architecture
Truth is recognized by the beauty in which it manifests itself. Singapore’s Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was recently renovated after suffering massive cracks from
Jean Elizabeth Seah
April 7, AD 2017
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Life
The Archived Life: On Scrapbooking, Catholic Liturgy, and Transitional Justice
By guest writer Melvyn Foo. On all my holidays this year, my routine when I return to our accommodation is the same. I transfer the
Guest Writer
February 10, AD 2017
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Columnists
Order
Most of the liturgical year is comprised of “Ordinary Time”, when the Gospels follow the earthly ministry of Christ. This does not mean that the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
February 6, AD 2017
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Books
Formation in Faery
Imagination is twofold, retentive (reproductive) and creative (productive). The object of the first is a sensible reality, which we have previously perceived as such. The
Jean Elizabeth Seah
November 29, AD 2016
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Life
Taking Upon Us the Mystery of Things
When Job cries out against God in his suffering, God questions Job, “Can you draw out Leviathan with a hook, or snare his tongue with
Mary Proffit Kimmel
October 31, AD 2015
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Art
Beauty and the Eye of the Beholder
Recently, I attended a talk about beauty. After asking his listeners about various things that they found beautiful (stars, music, the ocean), the speaker—a priest—presented
Kasia I.
September 12, AD 2015
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