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Rooted in Love: Our Calling as Catholic Women
How many books begin with an invitation to a slumber party? This one does! Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle’s richly personal, but…
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Robert Bork and Grove City College
On a dark February afternoon in 1988, 25 students in a U.S. Constitutional History class waited expectantly in a little-used…
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If Aristotle’s Kid Had an iPod
What is the difference between a child born in the Twenty-first century and one born in 300 BC? Nothing, since…
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New Sci-Fi Thriller, The Christus Experiment, is “Da Vinci Code in Reverse”
An interview with author Rod Bennett A fascinating new novel is out in paperback today which ought to be of…
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Book Review: Sons of Cain, Modern Knights in a Catholic Thriller
A couple of weeks ago a friend recommended to me the book Sons of Cain by Val Bianco. After being…
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Finding Peace on Earth
“Peace on earth and good will to men.” This is the season where we reflect on Christ’s offer and promise…
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Liberty, the God that Failed: Interview with the Author, Christopher Ferrara
This interview with Christopher Ferrara, Catholic author and founder of the American Catholic Lawyers Association, was conducted by Dr. John…
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Book Review: A Winter Dream
Judging from the front cover of A Winter Dream, which features a lit-up Christmas tree, one might expect that this…
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Want To Enhance This “Year of Faith” With A Free Kindle Book Companion?
Everyone agrees that too many of us professing to be Catholic do not know, live, or share our Faith as…
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How to Teach Your Children About the Facts of Life
There is something about teaching one’s children about the facts of life that inspires fear in the hearts of parents…