Columnists
Powerful Pieta
I have been actively trying to pray more during my breaks at work. The break room is in the basement where no WiFi service can
Kat Larson
November 15, AD 2018
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Columnists
The Prodigal Daughter
There is one girl I work with whom I believe Mary has a special plan for. She was born on the Feast of the Assumption
Kat Larson
November 8, AD 2018
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Columnists
Witness
Today I witnessed a true and undeniable miracle. A few blogs back I wrote about my experience while waiting to enter the baths in Lourdes,
Kat Larson
October 4, AD 2018
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Columnists
Jet Lag
Here it is, 3:44 AM in New York City and I am wide awake because it is 9:44 AM in France. I have been back
Kat Larson
September 20, AD 2018
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Apologetics
David “Brought up the Ark”: The Assumption of Mary
The ancient Ark of the Covenant that accompanied the Israelites during the Exodus of Egypt until the Babylonian conquest, has long been understood in the
Br. John Joseph
August 15, AD 2018
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Columnists
Talking to God in Prayer
The mother of the sons of Zebedee approached Jesus with her sons and did him homage, wishing to ask him something. He said to her,
Edith Alarcon
July 26, AD 2018
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Life
Politician’s wife healed of cancer – credits Our Lady of Guadalupe
Singapore is a secular state, so it was with pleasant surprise that I read the news on one of our secular sites: Former Foreign Minister
Jean Elizabeth Seah
March 26, AD 2018
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Columnists
Spiritual Allies
For the past three months, the liturgical calendar has been reminding us of our spiritual allies. Towards the end of September, we commemorated the feast
Cristina Montes
November 24, AD 2017
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Columnists
Why We Shouldn’t “Gloss Over” Marian Devotion
I’ve always enjoyed learning about epic stories of martyrdom. Even as a young child of 8 or 9 years old, I would read, in awe
AnneMarie Miller
August 22, AD 2017
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Family
Mary-ing Our Marthas
I was at a high school soccer game recently. I didn’t know the girls playing, but my second daughter was collecting the balls hit out
Guest Writer
May 15, AD 2017
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Books
The Apparition that Changed the World: A Review of Jean Heimann’s New Book on Fatima
The following review was originally written on the blog Sacrifice of Love. It is republished here with permission from the author. With depth and simplicity, Jean
AnneMarie Miller
May 5, AD 2017
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Masterpieces are Made by Many
He who has himself for a guide has a fool for a disciple. I had a lapsed Catholic friend who expressed skepticism about our devotion
Jean Elizabeth Seah
March 13, AD 2017
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Mary
The New Evangelization: What’s new, why now?
Evangelization: Why is the Gospel good news? The word “evangelization” comes from the Greek “Euangelion” meaning the announcing of good news. St Paul and the
Nick Chui
March 10, AD 2017
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Columnists
God Can Even Overcome Our Imperfect Parenting
“Things were in God’s plan which I had not planned at all. I am coming to the living faith and conviction that – from God’s
Thomas Clements
February 27, AD 2017
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Family
Finding Femininity at Its Finest
We are in a spiritual battle right now. Society is challenging women, and the men that support them, to rethink femininity and what it means
Larabeth Miller
January 30, AD 2017
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Books
A Review of Benedict XVI’s Shortest Book
Yesterday I finished the first book I’ve ever read by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. I’m quite proud of myself. This isn’t the first one I’ve started.
Bethanie Ryan
January 4, AD 2017
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Art
The Hipster Nativity Set
As a child, one of my favorite things about Christmas was the Nativity scenes. From the teeny-tiny one on my family’s home altar to the
Jean Elizabeth Seah
December 6, AD 2016
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Columnists
Not Alone: At the House of Mary Near Ephesus
I was a solo traveler in the pilgrimage I joined to the Holy Land and Turkey. Most of the others in the pilgrimage were traveling
Cristina Montes
November 30, AD 2016
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Life
Pilgrimage to Holy Cross-Immaculata Parish in Cincinnati
The moment we arrived at the imposing gate on the sidewalk and started to climb the flights of concrete steps, we could tell this wasn’t
Kasia I.
July 16, AD 2016
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Columnists
The Holy Imperfect Woman
If you’re a woman, I’m willing to bet that you have struggled with trying to be some definition of “perfect” at one point or another.
Amy Atkinson
June 6, AD 2016
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Life
Our Lady Said “Yes!”
During this beautiful month of May, dedicated to Our Lady, it is fitting to consider the qualities of Our Lady’s character that we so love.
Marissa Standage
May 18, AD 2016
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