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What the Rite of Baptism Tells Us About Limbo
As the father of eleven who also knows the heartache of miscarriage, I was moved by a recent post by…
Browsing: Learn & Live the Faith
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A Mass-Centered Way to Talk About the Eucharist
A great opportunity to share the faith with both fallen away Catholics and with non-Catholics is to talk about that one central thing that distinguishes the Catholic Church apart from all other religions of the world.
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Being a Contemplative in the World
Sometimes, I find myself aspiring to be a “contemplative.” But looking at the long and somewhat complex definition in the…
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Pope Francis: Ongoing Fallout (Part II)
Pope Francis: Rupture vs. Change Pope Francis: Ongoing Fallout (Part I) Building on what has been said in the first…
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Traditionalists and the Incarnation
In a previous article, I outlined my belief that one of the greatest dangers facing Catholicism today is a lack…
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The Gaze of the Crucified Christ
Where did Francis’ journey to Christ begin? It began with the gaze of the crucified Jesus. With letting Jesus look…
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Egypt: “We Never Know Where the Extremists Will Strike Next”
Despite a measure of improvement in the security situation for the Christians in Egypt, the media spokesman for the Catholic…
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The Pope Francis Effect: Why I’m Having a Tough Time
I have a confession. I’m having a tough time adjusting to Pope Francis. I admit that I’m a B16 fan…
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Pope Francis: Ongoing Fallout (Part I)
The blows continue raining down on Francis over his interview with an atheist, and with an intense scorn that is simply…
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Proselytism, Conversion, and Other “Solemn Nonsense”
In my previous column, we examined how the words of Pope Francis found echo in Pope Leo XIII. A lot…