Posts Tagged ‘Catholic’

A very fine Lady to see

Posted 21 Feb 2012 — by james mary evans
Category Catholicism, Prayers

By  Abby Bloom Esposito Just before we leave the house to run our daily errands my 4-year-old daughter Nyelli finds her sparkly handbag.  She fills it with anything in close proximity:  a handful of crayons, vanilla  lip-gloss, and a spray of dried Gingko Biloba leaves we found on our walk that morning. She plops her feet into [...]

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Tuesday Catholic Q&A

Posted 21 Feb 2012 — by Beth Anne @ The Catholic Couponer
Category Catholicism

Welcometo Catholic Q&A Tuesday. I figured since this is the Tuesday before thebeginning of Lent. I would have a question about Fasting. The followingQuestion and Answer comes from Disciplesnow.com a catholic archive of topics onthe faith. Q …

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Looking Closer at the Hail Mary: A Series of Posts

Posted 21 Feb 2012 — by Sarah Reinhard
Category Catholicism

The Hail Mary has long been my “blankie prayer,” the prayer I turn to no matter what. I pray it unconsciously, the way my children grab my hand without even knowing it when we’re walking side-by-side. It’s a comfort to me, and I’m so blessed to have it. When I don’t have words for the [...]

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Kant, can’t we?

Posted 18 Feb 2012 — by The Ubiquitous
Category Catholicism

When seeing high-stakes comments online, even at a better blog than mine, I find the time to mind the climb. Rhymelessly, Mary writes: Categorical imperatives are principles that are intrinsically valid; they are good in and of themselves; they must be obeyed in all, and by all, situations and circumstances if our behavior is to observe the moral [...]

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Burden of Conscience

Posted 14 Feb 2012 — by Christine Falk Dalessio
Category Catholicism

Once more to the oft-argued issue that women are “emotional,” and here is proof.Ever since the day the news broke about the HHS mandate, and the conscience rights act, my heart has hurt. I don’t mean I feel saddened by the tyrrany of the government and…

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Theology of the Body – a Fresh Perspective – Part 3 (Man and Woman)

Posted 14 Feb 2012 — by David L. Gray
Category Catholicism

Part 3 of this series reflects upon lectures 8 thru 13 of John Paul II’s Catechesis of Human Love. Topics include Adam is Alone, The Communion of Persons, The Theology of Sex, Man Clings to His Wife, and Shame.
Related posts:
The Theology of the Body &…

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A Valentine from Always Catholic…

Posted 14 Feb 2012 — by AlwaysCatholic.com
Category Catholicism

“My vocation is to become Love itself…” Saint Therese of Lisieux Saint Valentine Kneeling in supplication, a painting by David III Teniers.1638-1685  

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World Youth Day 2013 logo unveiled

Posted 13 Feb 2012 — by Lawrence
Category Catholicism

The official logo for World Youth Day 2013 was unveiled last week:
via Catholic News Service:
Excitement surrounded the unveiling of the 2013 World Youth Day logo, which took place at an event hosted by Rio de Janeiro’s Archbishop Orani João …

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Dominican Sisters: Say N-O to B-O. Novena Starts Today.

Posted 11 Feb 2012 — by Lisa Schmidt
Category Catholicism

And we ain’t talkin’ body odor, folks These Nashville Dominican Sisters have some spunk. Have you seen their statement about President Obama’s health insurance mandate? Here’s a snippet. Health Insurance Mandate: Religious …

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Among Women ReadHER 2.11.12 Late breaking HHS news, Career/family balance, parenting, Valentine’s angst & more…

Posted 11 Feb 2012 — by Pat Gohn
Category Catholicism

Among Women ReadHER 2.11.12!!! Bishops Warn that the HHS Mandate debate is far from over! By the USCCB websiteThere is more to this story than fully being reported. Stay informed.Don’t miss this, either, a letter from the bishops.Got a minute…

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Once More for the Cheap Seats

Posted 10 Feb 2012 — by Christine Falk Dalessio
Category Catholicism

So the debate continues on about whether or not the Catholic Church and her institutions (schools, colleges) should have to act against their collective conscience and pay for birth control and abortions for their employees. While the Biggest Problem h…

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Poll– HHS Mandate– Agree or Disagree

Posted 09 Feb 2012 — by Steve Smith
Category Catholicism

Reuters has an article, in which they report in a recent poll that almost 6 in 10 Catholics agree with the HHS mandate on Contraception.
So, here is a poll that asks: Do you agree with the HHS mandate for contraception? The Comments box will be open fo…

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EWTN Files Suit to Block Contraception Mandate | Daily News | NCRegister.com

Posted 09 Feb 2012 — by Steve Smith
Category Catholicism

Eternal Word Television Network filed a lawsuit today in U.S. District Court in Birmingham, Ala., seeking to halt the federal government’s imposition of its contraception mandate and to have the court declare the federal rule unconstitutional.

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Sofia has an URGENT PRAYER REQUEST for one of our own here at AlwaysCatholic.com

Posted 08 Feb 2012 — by AlwaysCatholic.com
Category Catholicism, Prayers

Yes friends, I’m back. Today I have been working on a piece about the nightmare concerning Religious Liberty, the Church and the man who is supposed to uphold the U.S. Constitution. I have been planning to return last week but ironically the Religious Liberty attack on our Faith and Church was announced at the same [...]

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Among Women Podcast #124 features Elizabeth Scalia and Kathryn Lopez discussing Catholic opposition to the US HHS Mandate

Posted 08 Feb 2012 — by Pat Gohn
Category Catholicism

Among Women 124 is a Special Edition that looks at objection of US Catholic Bishops, and multitudes of Catholics and others who view the federal mandate from the Health and Human Services Department as a violation of religious liberty. This Special Edi…

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Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan Speaks Out Against HHS Mandate (Video Link)

Posted 06 Feb 2012 — by Steve Smith
Category Catholicism, News

Let me try this again. When I posted this earlier, the video could not be show on my blog. Even though the USCCB (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops) website gave a code to embed the video, and even offered to direct post the video to blogge…

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Mystic Monk Coffee

Posted 05 Feb 2012 — by Steve Smith
Category Catholicism

As many of you know, a certain national coffee chain, has decided to support same sex marriage.
A well known and well respected Catholic priest and blogger has suggested…and I whole heartedly agree…that instead of supporting that certain national…

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The Catholic Church and the Girl Scouts: A Scandalous Mess

Posted 03 Feb 2012 — by Mary Rice Hasson
Category Catholicism

Respect for life is so fundamental to Catholic teaching that organizations—like the Girl Scouts– that advocate against life should be disqualified from sponsorship by a Catholic parish. Continue reading

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Pelosi Vows to Stand With Obama Against Catholic Church; Says Decision Forcing Catholics to Act Against Faith Was ‘Very Courageous’ | CNSnews.com

Posted 02 Feb 2012 — by Steve Smith
Category Catholicism, News

Nancy Pelosi is standing behind the Obama Administration’s decision to force Catholic institutions to provide health insurance plans that cover sterilizations and artificial contraceptives, including those that induce abortions.
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A Word in Season: A Shrug is Meager Exercise… Or, whatcha gonna do with venial sins?

Posted 02 Feb 2012 — by Pat Gohn
Category Catholicism

My column this week at Patheos is one part confession, and one part resolve.  I got some habits that be needin’ some kicking.Pardon me, but my spiritual mediocrity is showing. Lent is approaching — Ash Wednesday on February 22 – andit’s …

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