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Growing in Virtue: Gardening and the Soul
It’s almost Mother’s day, and soon time to plant the vegetable garden! I believe gardening is good for the soul. It’s been man’s work...

Amy Miller
May 2, 20161 min read
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Cloud Walker: Are Your Dreams God's Dreams?
nefelibata (n.) lit. "cloud walker"; one who lives in the clouds of their own imagination or dreams, or one who does not obey the...
Emily Derois, guest blogger
Mar 24, 20163 min read
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What Drives the Spiritual Quest of Millennial Catholics?
I cannot speak for all millennials when it comes to specific beliefs and lifestyles, but I can speak of three pretty universal desires...

David Kilby
Mar 9, 20163 min read
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Via Crucis - The Way of the Cross
This Lent, I have been reflecting upon the 40 days of fasting that Our Lord did, as well as the Sorrowful Mysteries. With these...
Matthew Houston
Mar 3, 20163 min read
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Our Catholic Legacy and Culture Revisited
Something occurred to me the other day after getting ashes. Even when we think we have outsmarted Catholicism, even when we think we have...

David Kilby
Feb 16, 20163 min read
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Bless the Child: What I Learn from My Son's Childlike Faith
As a father of a son attending kindergarten and a four-month old baby daughter, teaching the Faith is a gradual process. While Mass is...
Matthew Houston
Jan 25, 20162 min read
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Prepare to Undo Your Plans
I like to think of myself as a planner. Not only do I love to watch my calendar fill up in color-coded “busy” dots, and to edit “penciled...
Natalie J. Plumb
Dec 15, 20153 min read
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A Lady-in-Waiting
As we begin the season of Advent, we focus on waiting well throughout the many seasons of life. I want to be a child again. I want to...
Natalie J. Plumb
Dec 5, 20153 min read
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Strictly God... And Ballroom
I started ballroom dancing lessons during my first semester at Franciscan University. Coincidentally, my parents began taking lessons...
Amy Dalessandro, Novelist
Dec 1, 20157 min read
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The Problem of Evangelizing: How Our Efforts Can Have the Opposite Effect
A few times some friends and I have gone out to feed the hungry. There were two different ways we would go to them. We either went to a...

David Kilby
Nov 16, 20154 min read
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Attitude is Everything
This weekend I watched the movie Antman (great movie, if you haven’t seen it yet!). In one of the scenes where Luis is driving his friend...
by Amy Miller
Oct 11, 20152 min read
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Has Christianity Lost Its Flavor?
Part of the reason we hesitate to evangelize sometimes, I believe, is that we can't find our part in the story. What story? My point...

David Kilby
Aug 28, 20154 min read
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Reality, Joy and Happiness
Sometimes there is no horizon. Sometimes I'm just stuck in a dark room with four bare walls. Also, sometimes the help that comes doesn't...

David Kilby
May 21, 20153 min read
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Peek Around the Bend: We Need a Culture of Questioners
Changing the way people think isn't always a good thing. Sometimes I try to do it just for fun, only to find out that the common way of...

David Kilby
Feb 20, 20152 min read
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The Wooded Path: Man’s Journey and Search for Beauty
Several weeks ago, relishing the graceful winds of summer’s last warm breath, I went hiking with a few friends to a quiet wooded retreat...
Amy Miller, Managing Editor
Dec 15, 20142 min read
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