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Mute Splendor: An Autistic Child Deepens Her Family’s Faith
Don’t let your life be sterile. Be useful. Blaze a trail. Shine forth with the light of your faith and…
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Movie Review: U.N. Me
Every once in a while, I watch a movie that I hate. U.N. Me is just such a movie. I…
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Book Review: Catholic Philosopher Chick Makes Her Début
Catholic Philosopher Chick Makes Her Début by Rebecca Bratten Weiss and Regina Doman Front Royal, VA: Chesterton Press, 2012 Catholic…
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Watching Movies Through Catholic Eyes
In How to Read a Film, author James Monaco writes that movies “have drastically changed the way we perceive the…
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Miracles: Healing for a Broken World Affirms Charisms
Fr. Stefan Starzynski’s book, Miracles: Healing for a Broken World (Our Sunday Visitor) is one of those faith-building books that…
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Despite Reports, “No Cardinals Under Suspicion”
No cardinal is under suspicion of being the mastermind behind the “Vatileaks” affair which is rocking Rome, Father Federico Lombardi,…
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MTV Exploits Viewers to Make a Quick Buck
I have joked for years that MTV is destroying civilization as we know it. Then, the network gave us “Jersey…
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Importance of Catholicism Hits Home for Arizona Diamondbacks Player
The way Willie Bloomquist sees it, he’s living an impossible dream. Of all the players who try to make it…
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The Avengers and Our Fascination with Saviors
Like the Hulk, The Avengers, directed by the imaginative Joss Whedon, has smashed all previous weekend box-office records, hauling in…
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“Runner” Introduces Mother to Son’s World
For as well as I know my only son, I never really understood him until I read John L. Parker…