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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Faith that’s Gotta Suffer
Watch this powerful music video by Fr. Stan Fortuna, CFR, that weaves faith into inner-city violence, suffering and despair:
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A Catechism on Every Shelf
By Guest Blogger Mary DeTurris Poust People often find it hard to believe that I can get so enthusiastic about the Catechism of the Catholic Church. I mean, just look at it. Clocking in at almost 1,000 pages, it’s more than … Continue reading
Proud to Be Catholic (music video)
This video is a visual feast of Catholic life, set to the music of one of my favorite singers, Jennifer Nettles, singing All We Are. Watch:
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Musical “Porta Fidei”
If you have not yet read Pope Benedict’s Apostolic Letter opening the Year of Faith, Porta Fidei, or even if you have read it, take 14 minutes and read it in this lovely document-set-to-music video:
Posted in Faith Resources, Pope Musings
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New New Evangelization Video Series
Fr. Robert Barron has a new video series on the horizon. Take a gander:
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Thinking Faith: Theo-logic and Abortion
I have posted this 33 minute-long video before, but the day before Roe v. Wade’s 40th I thought I would post it again. It demonstrates in a graphic way how basic logic can help people see the truth of things, … Continue reading
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Pope Benedict on Christian Unity
By Guest Blogger Pope Benedict XVI Dear Brothers and Sisters, The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins today. For more than a century it has been celebrated every year by Christians of all Churches and ecclesial communities in order … Continue reading
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Sexual Complementarity: The Proven Program for the New Evangelization
By Guest Blogger Deacon Andre Metrejean Recently a priest I know who takes the new evangelization very seriously discovered a dusty, used “Clown Ministries” manual at his parish. This manual contained a deeply thought-out and organized ministry program for evangelizing … Continue reading
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Pax vobis
Pope Benedict’s hope for peace in 2013: EACH NEW YEAR brings the expectation of a better world. In light of this, I ask God, the Father of humanity, to grant us concord and peace, so that the aspirations of all … Continue reading
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Athletic Faith: Catholic Perspectives on Sports
Blog post by Tom Neal, PhD From Medieval to Modern Times by Patrick Kelly, SJ Here is a provocative look at how Catholics have engaged in play and sports from the medieval period to the 20th century in the United States, … Continue reading
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Catholic Springtime 