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Requiem for the Ballerinas
The corruption of innocence is a deadly sin, because it corrupts the innocents. Better a millstone be tied around the…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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The Real Racism Question of the Day
The current question of racism is a red herring. It’s easier to focus on a single word uttered by a…
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Insurrectionary Options: Ballots vs. Bullets
It is time for believers in God and country to get real, and face the fact that the enemy is…
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Christ in My Beloved: A Cop’s Wife Counts Her Blessings
For nearly two decades, I’ve been the wife of a police officer. Invariably, friends whose husbands do not require body…
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Helping Our Children Discern Their Vocations
When I grow up, I’m going to be a priest and a policeman.” “I want to be a nun who…
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Book Review: The Catholic Baby Name Book
Considering that no one in my family is expecting, it might seem strange that I have been so happily perusing…
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Summer Camp: Exploring New Passions
At some point between the ages of 5 and 12 most children find a passion. It may be a vocational…
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Lying is Normal, But Not Okay
You’ve caught your child fibbing time and time again — even about inconsequential things where telling the truth would not…
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Abandoned by God?
It is late, almost midnight. The St. Louis Cardinals ballgame ended just a few moments ago, so I turn off…
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Catholic School Incisive, Not Divisive
I don’t know what President Obama was thinking. Speaking in Northern Ireland last week, he said Catholic schools are divisive:…