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Movie Review: The Lost Medallion
The Lost Medallion is a new family movie about the value of friendship and self-confidence. It begins with Daniel Anderson…
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Les Miserables and the Index
For the past several weeks, Catholics around the Internet have been talking about a scandal, and, surprisingly, they’re more or…
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Lenten Resources for the Whole Family
Oftentimes the seasons of Lent and Advent are filled with our good intentions about what we will do, what we…
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Tip Furor Shows Christians Have Their Failings
It’s hard to decide whether this story should be filed under “The Lord works in mysterious ways” or “Be careful…
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Can the World Survive Without Italians?
Still pining over our combined pilgrimage-vacation to Rome last year, my wife and I decided to participate in the Year of…
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Manners 101 for Children
We live in a busy world that is changing at the speed of light. Yet, good manners never go out…
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The Discernment of Spirits
In The Discernment of Spirits, an Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living, Fr. Timothy Gallagher has endeavored to write a “how-to…
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Child Raised Well is Notable Achievement
Last week at a speaking engagement in Illinois, I asked my audience of parents to tell me about their kids.…
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Book Review: Straight from My Heart
Straight from My Heart is a collection of fifteen short stories and seventy-three poems, approximately chronological, with each story being…
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Labor of Love: Suffering and the Motherly Vocation
This week I happened across this YouTube video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVUZzgswJaY) in which two strapping young Dutch men experience the joy…