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Love In an age of tolerance and abortion

May 20, 2019 Fr. Charles Fox 7

One of the accusations most often leveled against Catholics is that we are “intolerant.” The world calls us intolerant because we don’t accept everything people do without question or protest. It’s a somewhat bitter irony […]

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When was the Last Supper?

April 18, 2019 Dr. Randall B. Smith 11

There is supposedly a problem with the dating of the Last Supper. If you hadn’t heard, don’t worry. But since someone might mention it someday in that way people do when they think they’ve got […]

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The Easter Effect today  

April 17, 2019 George Weigel 1

Some two millennia ago, a ragtag bunch of nobodies learned what their tortured and executed friend, the rabbi Jesus from Nazareth, meant by “rising from the dead” (Mark 9:9-10) — because they met him again, […]

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Breaking through the self

April 14, 2019 Nick Olszyk 2

MPAA Rating: PG USCCB Rating: Unrated at the time of this review Reel Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars One of my least favorite adages is “miracles happen everyday”—not because it is untrue, but because […]