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Sarah Babbs

Being a Dorothy Day Catholic

“The greatest challenge of the day is how to bring about a revolution of the heart, a revolution which has to start with each one

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Sarah Babbs July 22, AD 2012 17 Comments
Mercy and Killing
Cindy Bird

92% and Perfect Babies

I read a fact the other day on the internet: Eight percent of all babies in the womb who test positive for Down syndrome or

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Cindy Bird July 18, AD 2012 4 Comments
Columnists
Leah Jacobson

My Voice

A few weeks ago I was asked to do an interview for a local women’s magazine that is published quarterly here in MN.  Since the

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Leah Jacobson June 23, AD 2012 8 Comments
Columnists
Royce Hood

Big Week for China

Launches its first female into space, performs over 250,000 abortions… Female astronaut Liu Yang, 33, and two male crew members are to dock the spacecraft

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Royce Hood June 16, AD 2012 3 Comments
Men's Issues
Kayla Peterson

Let’s Have a Talk

We need to revise how we talk about modesty. When I was a teenager and was told about modesty, it was couched in terms of

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Kayla Peterson June 6, AD 2012 19 Comments
Columnists
Royce Hood

Walls, Pain, Filth

Asia Bibi’s cell is like a tomb, deprived of sunlight. She can see ‘no more than the prison bars, the wet ground and the walls

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Royce Hood June 6, AD 2012 4 Comments
Columnists
Leah Jacobson

NEEDED: Motherhood

Greetings Ignitum readers! My apologies for missing my last posting here a few weeks back. I’m sure you were all wondering where I was (uhh hum) and/or

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Leah Jacobson May 25, AD 2012 5 Comments
Men's Issues
Elizabeth Hillgrove

Door-to-Door Wake Up

He threw me off when, after a few fun jovial exchanges between me and my roommate, he pointed down at my leg and said, “Is that real?!”

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Elizabeth Hillgrove May 24, AD 2012 2 Comments
Life
Emily Zanotti

NFP and PR

A week after I got married, I had to visit one of those urgent care clinics for antibiotics (if you think this is too much

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Emily Zanotti May 16, AD 2012 102 Comments
Columnists
Leah Jacobson

Labor Lessons

When I first became pregnant at 22 years old I really didn’t understand or appreciate the miracle that was taking place within my body and

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Leah Jacobson March 30, AD 2012 5 Comments

Honoring Women’s Dignity

Maybe you are a student with a busy life of studying, volunteering, working, discerning.  In the midst of the busyness you have the task of figuring out your life.

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Bonnie Engstrom February 20, AD 2012 2 Comments
Women's Issues
Theresa Noble

Most Popular Girl in School

Most Popular Girl in School… Not the Catholic Church!   Abortion, for many Christians, is clearly morally wrong. But the issue of contraception is not so

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Theresa Noble February 20, AD 2012 10 Comments
Columnists
Kayla Peterson

Charity in Truth

There has been a lot of talk around the blogosphere, in the news, and likely in our homes about the HHS Mandate and what it

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Kayla Peterson February 15, AD 2012 6 Comments
Columnists
Guest Writer

Love the V-Day

 Guest post by Lynn Hale. How I Learned to Stop Wearing Black and Love the V-Day: A Perennially Single Gal’s Perspective We all know how

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Guest Writer February 11, AD 2012 2 Comments
Columnists
Amanda Castro

Me and Humanae Vitae

There is no doubt in my mind as to why many Catholics call Humanae Vitae one of the most prophetic documents of the 20th Century.

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Amanda Castro February 7, AD 2012 1 Comment
Columnists
Julie Machado

Femininity and Nurturing

There is this emotion that every now and then swells up in me and the only word I can think of to describe it is

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Julie Machado January 11, AD 2012 5 Comments

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