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Digital Practice as Liturgy

Digital Practice as Liturgy

John Cuddeback

"Hey you, stop underestimating the power of your bodily routines."

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The Lord Is Good, Safe ... and Dangerous

The Lord Is Good, Safe ... and Dangerous

David Deavel

Jesus is the only final safety we have in the world.

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The Key to Entering God's Presence

The Key to Entering God's Presence

Father Donald Haggerty

The explicit idea of a "second conversion" in the spiritual life was first broached by a Jesuit in t...

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The Divorce Fantasy World

The Divorce Fantasy World

Jennifer Roback Morse

When I published Primal Loss: The Now-Adult Children of Divorce Speak several years ago, I asked Dr...

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Priests in the Public Square

Priests in the Public Square

Noelle Mering

Faithful young priests are such a contradiction to the sexual revolution that their very presence in...

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Liberty, Modulo

Liberty, Modulo

Michael Pakaluk

Because Catholicism is incarnational, it strives to become inculturated in whatever culture it is fo...

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Resolutely Determined to Keep Going

Resolutely Determined to Keep Going

St. Theodora Guerin

The other day I was reading in Saint Francis de Sales that a person of a melancholy turn of min...

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The Genius of Woman

The Genius of Woman

Deborah Savage

It is said that every era inevitably finds itself face to face with a particular question, a burning...

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To Be Realistic about Friendships

To Be Realistic about Friendships

John Cuddeback

Once after giving a lecture on friendship I was told I was undermining the hearers ability to have r...

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Sisters of Life Give Hands and Hearts to a Quiet Revolution of Love

Sisters of Life Give Hands and Hearts to a Quiet R…

Charles Lewis

The Gospel witness of the Sisters of Life reminds us that, amid all the talk of what's wrong with th...

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"The way Jesus shows you is not easy. Rather, it is like a path winding up a mountain. Do not lose heart! The steeper the road, the faster it rises towards ever wider horizons." - Pope John Paul II