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My musings on the Catholic Church, holiness and spirituality
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The observations of a seditious catechist.
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A Catholic homeschooling mom of three boys shares her life.
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Catechism on Call takes a look at the distortions, temptations, errors, yearnings and misunderstandings in our present day culture, and then lets the Catechism, in its own words, show the wisdom of the Roman Catholic Church.
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A SHARING OF LIFE EVENTS SEEN IN THE LIGHT OF FAITH OF A CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN FATHER STEEPED IN THE SALESIAN SPIRITUALITY. INSIGHTS FROM THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS FORMATIONS AND IMMERSION IN ECCLESIAL MOVEMENTS. A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LORD
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Inviting young adults 18–39 to engage in opportunities that generate spiritual growth and community-building.
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Going through the Spiritual Exercises in 2007 and 2008, and carrying it with me beyond
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The blog of a young Catholic Student.
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Written from the perspective of a Catholic Christian, this blog strivess to demonstrate the relevance of faith to today's world.
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The age of desire and Catholicism.
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Catholic perspectives on culture, society, and politics.
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A blog where issues concerning people with disabilities intersect with observations about life, encouraging prayerful efforts toward social justice and inclusion of people with disabilities.
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An unofficial blog by a member of the Catholic peace movement, Pax Christi, to bring the light of Jesus Christ to the unjust war policy of the United States in the Middle East.
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I'm a 32 year old guy who plans on entering the Capuchin Postulancy next fall.
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This blog is solely for the sharing of the profound wealth of encouraging wisdom from the treasury of the Catholic Church's Saints - such as Mother Teresa of Calcutta, John Paul II, St. Therese of Lisieux, Venerable Father Solanus Casey, and others.
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Two sisters...Both in their early 20s. One is married with a beautiful baby boy; the other is a full-time college student. Musings on daily life as Christian women, and how growing up in their family is affecting their life today.
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Long live LSU's MIKE the VI!!!! Oh and Pope Benedict the XVI too.
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In the pierced heart of the Crucified, God's own heart is opened up--here we see who God is and what he is like. Heaven is no longer locked up. God has stepped out of hiddenness. ~Pope Benedict XVI
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The purpose of this blog is to provide an open forum for discussion of the aims of the society; news from the wider Church and details of Masses and events of interest in the diocese.
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Saint Rita of Cascia information and facts. Includes her miracles and novena.
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Social commentary, Father Bob style.
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This blog contains past events as well as upcoming activities held in the Church of the Resurrection of Christ. This church, also known as Knisja ta’ l-Erwieħ, is Catholic and is situated in Tarxien (Malta) right next to the renowned Tarxien Neo
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News and views from Catholic News Service and its client publications
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As many intelligent people know, Catholics are all around us. This is a story of a band of seven such explorers. In order to blend in, they have assumed human form.
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Thoughts from a longtime Evangelical Protestant turned Catholic
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News and comment on church closings and on modern Catholic life throughout the world.
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Thoughts on catholic spirituality, prayer, lectio divina and mysticism.
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A series of postings on subjects I like: Catholicism; history; art; Italy; and whatever grabs me at the time
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The interplay between Benedictine spirituality, high-church Anglicanism, and the hesychast tradition of Eastern Orthodoxy.
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The blog of Alan Creech.
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