Columnists
Blossom Like the Lily
A few weeks ago, while in prayer, I found myself reflecting on the word “bloom” and wondered what God might be trying to reveal to
Erin Cain
July 28, AD 2021
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Family
Parents Triumphant: Two Stories of Holiness
Yesterday, the Church celebrated a plethora of saintly feast days. Two of those saints were Anne and Joachim, the humble parents of Christ’s Blessed Mother.
Abigail C. Reimel
July 26, AD 2021
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Dating
Identity in Relationship
Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need
Jean Elizabeth Seah
June 26, AD 2021
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Art
2021 OSV Challenge Advances to Round Two and New Trends Emerge
OSV Institute for Catholic Innovation announces the next phase of the 2021 OSV Challenge, a multi-round entrepreneurial competition designed to incubate unique project ideas in
Carrie Kline
May 6, AD 2021
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Family
A Divine Master Plan
When people get married, everyone expects pregnancy to occur right away, and when there is a delay in this, anxiety and questions begin to set
Fr. Gerald Musa
December 23, AD 2020
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Family
Time is Life
If time were merely money, we could perhaps afford to waste it. But time is life, and we don’t know how much of it we
Thomas Tan
December 22, AD 2020
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Dating
Part 2 on Cohabitation — How Can We Solve the Problem?
Two months ago, I wrote about the issue of cohabitation from the perspective of how it relates to our faith and finances. I challenged you
Khang
November 17, AD 2020
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Family
How My Fitness Became a Prayer
Guest post by Karen Pullano. Back in another lifetime, when my husband and I had just our four little girls, I was working at the
Guest Writer
October 30, AD 2020
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Family
What Are You Doing, God?
Guest post by Liza A. “What are you doing God? Why is nothing making sense in this world?” Then God answers — I believe —
Guest Writer
October 20, AD 2020
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Apologetics
Glass Canvas Launches Tilma Platform to Move Dioceses from Maintenance to Mission
New revolutionary platform uses technology to drive real moments of engagement and encounter in an increasingly digital culture In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, faith-based
Carrie Kline
October 6, AD 2020
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Family
The Letter Sweater
I have always been a hopeless romantic. I grew up holding many romantic notions in my mind and heart, always dreaming of the day when
Kat Larson
July 30, AD 2020
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Entertainment
Array of Hope Offers Interactive “Rise Up” Virtual Retreat for Parishes, Schools
“Rise Up” Live, Fully-Interactive Virtual Retreat Offers Exciting Opportunity for Youth & Family Events Array of Hope Ministries creates one-of-a-kind digital event personalized for Catholic
Carrie Kline
July 29, AD 2020
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Family
Celebration of Life
My grandfather died in May. I have experienced the loss of several loved ones throughout my life; I should be able to accept death. The
Kat Larson
June 2, AD 2020
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Family
Not of This World
G.K. Chesterton once said, “When you choose anything, you reject everything else.” There are certain choices that are all-or-nothing. When John decides to marry Suzie,
Fr. Joseph Gill
May 26, AD 2020
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Dating
Witness to Love’s Virtual Date Night Series Aims At Marriage Renewal
Witness to Love’s ‘Be Light’ Virtual Date Night Success Inspires Movement For Small Group Marriage Renewal Witness to Love Expands Offering with New Marriage Enrichment
Carrie Kline
May 6, 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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Family
A Child’s Prayer
Spirituality comes naturally to most children. From a young age, they feel an instinctive connection to other living creatures. They have no trouble believing in
Thomas Tan
February 5, AD 2020
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Columnists
I Am Sorry, Mom
This weekend was a time of great significance. The Church celebrated the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday (“Rejoice” Sunday), but it was personally significant
Kat Larson
December 19, AD 2019
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Columnists
The Present of Presence
Our Orthodox Jewish brothers and sisters are quite strict in keeping the Sabbath. They take God’s command to “not work on the Sabbath” quite literally.
Fr. Joseph Gill
December 9, AD 2019
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Columnists
The Father’s Blessing
God has been hard at work healing numerous deep wounds that had developed and festered within me since childhood. This current period of healing has
Kat Larson
July 5, AD 2019
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Columnists
A Friend
Last year, when I was living in New York and working at a truly horrible job, God graced me with several blessings in order to
Kat Larson
June 26, AD 2019
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