I promise this title was not Catholic click bait, so let me first clarify that I am not trying to undermine Jesus’s divinity or Jesus’s claiming to be divine in […]
As one reaches the end of a journey, it is natural to ask “what if” questions… We are ending our liturgical cycle, and we will soon begin anew. We are
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Padre Pio himself said, “It would be easier for the world to exist without the sun than without the Holy Mass.” To believe this statement beyond a mere pious platitude
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The month of November has traditionally been dedicated in the Catholic Church those who has gone before us in the Church. With November 1st being the Solemnity of All Saints
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“At the end, I am there with them. I am holding their hand and they’re holding mine…” Every episode of the Netflix fantasy drama, The Sandman, based on the graphic
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“I should have said that!” This thought that goes through the head of virtually every person since upper adolescence as every one of us reflects back upon past conversations where
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If you found the title of this post a little jarring, that is both accidental and by design in two different respects. Just as the subject matter is unexpectedly found
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The world of comic books as well as comic book movies and tv shows is fertile soil for Catholic themes and Catholish characters. Here are a few you have probably
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Walter Mitty lives his life through a series of fantasies, which show him being the person he wishes he was and doing the thing he wishes he could. The movie,
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“Fairy tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.” – “G.K. Chesterton” – Neil Gaiman
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