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  • The Consequences of Having No Common Ethic

    When religion does not provide common values and a common way of life for a society, the people gravitate help us find solutions on the local level and mitigate our need to rely on outside sources to run our communities officials with the same office in other municipalities, or business owners who have similar leverage in the community Lack of a common vision for our communities has led to excessive laws and regulations that prevent us We built beautiful places for centuries, even in communities that didn’t have much money.

  • The Legacy of Pope St. John Paul II

    He stood against Nazism, helped defeat communism, and taught how all of us are made in the image of God From a young age he was very active in sports and the arts, regularly playing soccer and writing plays He was raised in a free Poland, but communism and Nazism always threatened to take over his country and As a young priest he completed his doctorate in theology and a handful of pastoral assignments. In the fight against communism, John Paul II joined President Ronald Reagan.

  • Multimedia an opportunity to evangelize with what inspires you

    In the forests of Europe, Catholic scholars and monks gave Slavic languages written form so the tribes We can see the same audacity from great Catholic witnesses in more recent times. Pope St. When the Nazis suppressed the arts, he invented the the Catholic underground, literally hosting plays John Paul II wrote in his Apostolic Letter , "The Rapid Development": In the communications media the All forms of art and communication are reaching for something just beyond our grasp.

  • Exploring the Meanings of the New Evangelization

    In recent decades there has been a great deal of chatter in the Catholic Church about the New Evangelization Yet, church communities around the developed world are desperately trying to jump on the bandwagon of Whenever we talk about using technology in the New Evangelization, we Catholics are usually at least Because we're not taking a proactive approach to communication. We just look at what everyone else is using to communicate and just follow suit.

  • Building a Better Media Culture

    As a Catholic who has always valued subsidiarity and freedom of creative expression, I'm here to support In my grandmother's day, Catholics had ethnic parishes that had many of their own ethnic rituals and To this day we see it, but these ethnic communities are now within our parishes, which troubles me. Each one then forms a sort of sub-parish, causing the parish community to splinter each time. What I'm saying is, even if there are a bunch of individual Catholic bloggers, podcasters, and other

  • How to Know Our Nation: By Its Religion

    We had more tight-knit communities because we could develop them with a common fabric: Christianity. God gave us two forms of community: the family and the church. Historically, the nation has always sprung from those communities. Communities were formed around a common pursuit of self-sufficient subsidiarity, as their citizens realized Apparently the pursuit of happiness was, and is, no longer forming community.

  • Exploring Fantasy Worlds

    “I want to be a man in my young adult years," I said. "Go ahead." I selected “young adult” and “male”. "But I want to be a young adult forever. Can I do that?" I want everyone to be young adults forever, between 18 and 40, maybe 45." "So, no children? But from now on, all new players will be young adults." They can be young adults too." “But what if they don’t want to be young adults?”

  • Rambling Spirit Searches for Truth and Invites You to Join

    While Catholic writing has been my focus, I do my best to connect the Catholic Faith with areas of interest But Rambling Spirit is not pantheistic because we do our exploring on the bark of Peter, The Catholic When I say "we", I am referring to the Rambling Spirit community, the people who have supported me in

  • Offering a Cutting Edge Vision to All

    Our multimedia community is built upon 12 areas of interest; each providing a multifaceted venue to envision Starting as just a magazine, as a way to share ideas, the Rambling Spirit community can grow into the Well, there actually already is a community out there full of kindred spirits, a community that has had is the mission of the Catholic Church. The way RS does this is by offering an overarching vision, a multimedia community that provides various

  • There's No Need to Fix an Internet that Isn't Broken

    enough: Socialist America butting heads with Corporate America in a perpetual fiasco that leaves the common The common American's relationship with Internet tycoons may be one he has learned to regret, but it It doesn't even matter to what degree the Federal Communications Commission gets its hands in Internet Some may think that I am opposed to this kind of culture due to my Catholic faith. To that I would say, "Why do you think Catholics came to this country in the first place?"

  • My Life Resolutions

    Catholic World Report Resolution Catholic World Report deserves its own resolution. Whereas it is a Catholic publication that anchors my faith when the storms of life get crazy ... must take place not only through media and written content, but also within our built environment and communities providing more affordable homes, while subsequently reducing urban sprawl, revitalizing struggling communities , and providing hope to the people in those communities.

  • Playing Defense Against Politics Invading Football

    The Left accused the league of not paying enough attention to impoverished minority communities. The Catholic Church built Western Civilization. Some people may think the values of America and the Catholic Church are very different. Unlike the urban sprawl development we see today, American towns used to develop through community collaboration They are American, and they are Catholic.

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