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Do you know how to discern the prodding of the Holy Spirt? Does fear sometimes prevent you from approaching people you know the Lord wants you to reach out to? catholicexchange.com/listen-…

Listen to the Prodding of the Holy Spirit - Catholic Exchange

Do you know how to discern the prodding of the Holy Spirt? Does fear sometimes prevent you from approaching people you know the Lord wants you to reach out

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One common question I get is, “do more women get involved in the new age and occult than men?” It seems to me that the answer to this question is yes. catholicexchange.com/spiritu…

Spiritual But Not Religious: A Closer Look at Women's Predominance in This Movement - Catholic...

Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational and educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional, medical, or psychological

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How did it come to this?  How could people publicly celebrate a pregnant cow on the anniversary of the day we returned to the pagan practice of child sacrifice? catholicexchange.com/pregnan…

Animal Worship and Human Sacrifice - Catholic Exchange

Pregnant Cow That Broke Free on New Jersey Highway Inspires New Legislation.

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Often during our sufferings and trials, we can feel alone, as if we are the only person in the world who has undergone such pain. But we would be wise to read about the saints, including their parents. catholicexchange.com/raising…

Raising Saints: Surrender - Catholic Exchange

Surrender. It is a word that has taken on added meaning due to the popular novena by Servant of God Don Dolindo Ruotolo. Those who pray the “Surrender

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The dogma of scientism prepares the wide embrace of pseudo-spirituality. catholicexchange.com/a-yoga-…

A Yoga Retrospective: Follow the Lamb Not Serpents and Scorpions - Catholic Exchange

The dogma of scientism prepares the wide embrace of pseudo-spirituality. For example, the secular belief that humans are a result of evolution dovetails with

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Whether twenty-six centuries ago in the Fertile Crescent or in the Year of Our Lord 2025 in the United States, all of us have experienced diminished or exhausted endurance because of suffering. catholicexchange.com/the-gif…

The Gifts God Grants Through the Scriptures - Catholic Exchange

This was the Sunday of the Word of God, a celebration in the liturgical year to emphasize the Church’s reverence for Sacred Scripture. Devotion to and study

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Prayer to the saints remains one of the enduring sticking points in Catholic-Protestant dialogues. As always, from the Catholic side, a disclaimer is in order... catholicexchange.com/prayer-…

Prayer to the Saints Is More Biblical Than You Realize - Catholic Exchange

Prayer to the saints remains one of the enduring sticking points in Catholic-Protestant dialogues.

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Under this New Age deception, indications such as depressed mood, increased anxiety, disorientation, or fatigue are seen as milestones rather than warning signs. catholicexchange.com/a-yoga-…

A Yoga Retrospective: Don’t These Exercises Mock God? - Catholic Exchange

During my college years in the mid-1990s, I explored the ancient practice of yoga. It started off as a seemingly healthy activity. I even found a great sense

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An emotional President of the United States (then Barak Obama) went on television and said those children “had their entire lives ahead of them—birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own.” catholicexchange.com/herod-d…

Herod Discarded God, Wives, and Babies’ Lives—And We Do the Same - Catholic Exchange

Herod the Great, the King of the Jews—was neither a king nor a Jew.  His mother was an Arab, the daughter of a sheik, and his father was an Idumean

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One is an honor, the other a deadly sin.  Disjunctive as these two meaning are, they are often confused with each other. catholicexchange.com/clarify…

Clarifying the Two Types of Pride - Catholic Exchange

Setting aside the “pride” that refers to a group of lions, the word has two radically different meanings.  One is an honor, the other a deadly sin. 

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Can God’s grace and love truly be wealth enough for us that we are ready to lose all other things? catholicexchange.com/gods-lo…

God's Love is Enough - Catholic Exchange

We prayed the Suscipe prayer attributed to St. Ignatius of Loyola together after each Holy Mass in our seminary. This prayer after Holy Communion

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How did I know those things he never told anyone before? Little did I know the true danger of the tool I held in my hands . . . catholicexchange.com/how-i-l…

How I Learned Tarot is a Trap - Catholic Exchange

I looked up from the tarot spread to see his face filled with shock. He jumped up, exclaiming in disbelief as he ran from the room. How did I know those

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So how do we find joy in life during our seasons of “winter”—those times of toil, times of trial, times of sorrow? catholicexchange.com/to-ever…

To Everything There Is a Season - Catholic Exchange

My favorite season of the year is summer. Warm and sunny skies, no early morning rush to get kids to the school bus, no cajoling little ones to get homework

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The Church continues to combat these injustices through organizations like Caritas Internationalis and the Talitha Kum network, which work to rescue victims and raise awareness. catholicexchange.com/saints-…

Saints Opposing Slavery: A Testament to Human Dignity - Catholic Exchange

Throughout history, the Catholic Church has produced countless saints, blesseds, and servants of God who stood against the atrocity of slavery. Their lives

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At the start of His public ministry, Jesus attended a wedding in Cana.  Why was this the perfect setting for Him to work His first miraculous sign? catholicexchange.com/jesus-t…

Jesus the Bridegroom: Second Sunday of Ordinary Time - Catholic Exchange

At the start of His public ministry, Jesus attended a wedding in Cana.  Why was this the perfect setting for Him to work His first miraculous sign?

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Invincible ignorance alone is not enough to save someone; they must also have an implicit desire to enter the Church via good faith seeking of God. But even then, we should desire their conversion and full communion. Why? catholicexchange.com/why-sho…

Why Should Non-Catholics Be Evangelized? - Catholic Exchange

When I was a child in the 1950’s, we wanted to convert the world. Kids would say “I want to go to China” or “I want to go to the Middle East.” That missionary

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The problem is, He does not view power in the same way we do. This seems to be one of the biggest mistakes His followers have made from the very beginning. catholicexchange.com/what-is…

What is Power in the Kingdom of God? - Catholic Exchange

What does power look like in the Kingdom of God? This is a question Christians ask in every age. It was at the forefront of the minds of Christ’s followers

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My challenge is this: once you’ve watched them all, I dare you to say that Catholic films can’t be among the most powerful you’ve ever seen. catholicexchange.com/a-catho…

A Catholic Movie for Every Month - Catholic Exchange

Dostoevsky wrote, “Beauty will save the world.” I’m not one for making New Year’s resolutions, but I think we can all agree that intentionally seeking out

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Is the devil true?  Is the one who Christ called a “murderer from the beginning” a real person or just a myth? catholicexchange.com/sympath…

Sympathy for the Devil - Catholic Exchange

The devil is in the details. That means something may look easy at first, but if minor details are not taken into account, then major problems can

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Have you ever done an act purely out of love for God? If you are like most of us, you always have some ulterior motive when you perform spiritual and corporal works of mercy. catholicexchange.com/the-imm…

The Immediate Reward for Trustful Surrender - Catholic Exchange

Have you ever done an act purely out of love for God? If you are like most of us, you always have some ulterior motive when you perform spiritual and corporal

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