Warming Wintertime Drinks and Devotions
Masha Goepel
November 21, AD2023
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It gets dark so early now. Here in New England, the sun is setting well before dinnertime. I wake in the morning to a dark,
The Power of the Eucharist
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
January 9, AD2021
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The ardent devotion of Filipino Catholics to the Child Jesus (Santo Niño), the Black Nazarene, the Blessed Virgin, and the saints cannot be underestimated. In
What is a Mary Garden?
Masha Goepel
May 17, AD2020
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May at last! It is Mary’s month. The sun is shining and the last of our snow has finally melted away. Up in the woods
Tradition and the Spiritual Danger of Traditionalism
Anthony S. Layne
March 11, AD2020
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In “The New Goth is the Original Goth,” I suggested (half fun and full earnest) that we ought to resurrect the “fence” of traditional practices
The Infant of Prague
Masha Goepel
January 22, AD2020
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I don’t know when they started gathering. I only know that at some point, early in my marriage I looked around and realized that our
Participate in St. Michael’s Lent this Autumn
Masha Goepel
August 19, AD2019
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Seasons of fasting have breathed life into the Church for millennia. These days, most Catholics just stick to Lenten devotions but other seasons of fasting
Catholic Devotions: A Spiritual Vocabulary
James Hooper
January 7, AD2016
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Sometimes God grants special graces to parents. Little encouragements come out of the blue that let you know that what you’re trying to teach has
My Decision to Wear a Veil
Birgit Jones
April 4, AD2014
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The process by which I answered the call to veil myself was slow discernment. As a list maker, I began to weigh the pros and