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What Makes a Martyr?

What Makes a Martyr?

by Mark Bailey  This blog entry is primarily diaristic in nature and I hope my readers find some truth and encouragement in the recounting of an unpleasant encounter I have recently had. Recently my superior (I am a Dominican tertiary novice) recommended that I...

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Not Your Usual Wedding List

Not Your Usual Wedding List

by Terence R. (Terry) Garrity Check this off first: Be sure and invite God to the wedding. Doing so will be to buck the trend of modern weddings in which everyone seems to do a better job of celebrating themselves than worshiping the God-of-Cana Who makes marriage...

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Save the Church, Save the Culture

Save the Church, Save the Culture

We live in a chaotic world of strife plagued with war, poverty, elitism, and power struggles.  Closer to home in the United States, our citizens are divided over matters of abortion, sexual identity, what marriage is or should be, religious liberty and even our...

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Pride Goes Before Destruction

Pride Goes Before Destruction

by Veronica WerthChildren learn how to navigate the world of good and evil through stories of giants, tin soldiers, and princesses.  We call this moral imagination.  It carries over to adulthood when we base our actions on a Christian worldview.  We must know who the...

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