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A House Built Upon Rock

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A House Built Upon Rock One thing I ask of the LORD; this I…

The Shepherd’s Pie: Grief and Conversion

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In this episode of The Shepherd's Pie, Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Wendy Forest about her experience as a widow, and how grief led to her conversion to the faith.

Tennessee’s Filipino-American community revives homemade Thanksgiving lunch for the hungry

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Author Mary McWilliams shares a Thanksgiving event rooted in Scripture.

What happened to the Virgin Mary?

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Once there was a church that had the happiest people. They all…

Bed Climb

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Bed Climb He lay down to sleep, resting his head on a stone.…

Shattered Rocks on Solid Ground

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While hiking the North Ridge Trail on Cadillac Mountain at Acadia…
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Worth It

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"He was spurned and avoided by men, a man of suffering, knowing…

The Shepherd’s Pie: Human Trafficking & Faith

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Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Angela D. Shelton about how to protect our families from the dangers of human trafficking

The Shepherd’s Pie: ‘LGBT: A Return to Faith’

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LGBT: A Return to Faith   “A slice of hope to raise…

From Grief Through Mourning

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Author Margaret King Zacharias shares her journey through grief and, despite being a personal and unique experience, no one has to go through it alone.

I AM the Light of the World

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As the liturgical year draws to a close and we begin to prepare for the birth of Christ, Tom Medlar offers a reflection of the Light of the World.

I Learned What Home Could Be: Writing, Faith, and the Meantime Life

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In this reflective essay, Janet Tamez shares her journey of writing and faith during a season of living in hotels and searching for stability. She explores how messy journals, Bible plans, conversations with friends, and even Emily Dickinson’s poetry offered unexpected lessons on writing, creativity, and the meaning of home. Catholic writers will find encouragement in every season, even the “meantime” of life.