Columnists
Nicene Guy

Baptism and Presidential Leadership

Election-season whoppers are nothing new to politics, Presidential or otherwise. The number of exaggerations, empty-promises, false claims, and flat-out lies which make their way into

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Elizabeth Hoxie

Family Needs Prayers

Adam McArthur is a husband, a father, and a faithful Catholic.  He was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer which has been rated

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Elizabeth Hoxie

Five Things

This article originally appeared at Finding Great Joy as part of Cynthia’s wonderful mother-to-mother series. Please take a moment to stop by Finding Great Joy

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Mary C. Tillotson

how a woman can win

“New research shows that The Pill reduces lubrication, arousal, and a woman”s ability to orgasm, thus lending credence to my theory that a lot of

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Elizabeth Hoxie

The Other Cafeteria Catholic

If you travel in Catholic circles for long enough, you’ll encounter those people at some point. You know, the aunt who only goes to Mass on

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Books
Nic Davidson

Theology on the Teacups

“Forget about man-made religion, man!  Do you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ?” It is likely that we’ve all been on at least one

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Kristin Detloff

My Broken Rule

I cried so hard on the drive home. I probably should have pulled over. Or figured out a way to hold back the tears. But

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Brianna Heldt

The story of us

  It’s funny now looking back, but I was barely twenty years old when I became engaged to the man I was to marry.  He

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Elizabeth Hoxie

You’re Insane

For months, I sat in the dark in the middle of the night nursing our sleepless baby and watching Insanity infomercials. There was nothing else

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Nekeisha Christopher

God’s Gift to Women

…. at least this woman. I know that statement is rarely if ever viewed positively but that is who I want my future husband to

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Amanda Castro

The Need for Change

Fall is in the air in southern Minnesota. Farmers are beginning their harvest and the first frost has fallen. There is a beautiful chill in

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Jason Hall

A Prayer for Political Conversion

Over the past two weeks, Americans were treated to the quadrennial spectacle of the two major political parties’ national conventions. Each party graced us with

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Cristina Montes

Re-learning to Pray

As my one-year master’s degree program in Pamplona, Spain closes, memories of my first days here flood back. I remember with fondness and embarrassment my

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