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February 3, 2017Monaghan’s life is an inspiring story of success in the face of what, for many, may have been insurmountable odds.Read More
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February 3, 2017This book is based on a series of interviews with journalist Peter Seewald. It’s nearest to an autobiography from the Pope Emeritus who has remained “hidden to the world” in a former convent in the Vatican gardens.Read More
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February 3, 2017In the next 10 years, new technology will bring a tsunami of change. It will be a disruptive time, full of promise. A member of Legatus’ Philadelphia Chapter, Martino boldly predicts the oil industry will be decimated by electric cars and solar electricity generation.Read More
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February 3, 2017Gabriele Kuby LifeSite/Angelico Press, 2015 Paperback, 302 pages $19.95 This isn’t a new book, but it was suggested by one of our readers. Subtitled Destruction of Freedom in the Name of Freedom , Kuby hits the nail on the head regarding the direction the secular left is pushing the culture.Read More
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February 3, 2017Legatus is like family to me. I have been with them for 12 years. I so look forward to the monthly meetings.Read More
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February 3, 2017We are Catholic because it describes the scope of Christ’s saving mission and the extent of the community he foundedRead More
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February 3, 2017It’s good to stretch ourselves, but we must stretch ourselves with the right things. To discern those right things, we must ask, “Why did God make me?”Read More
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February 3, 2017In this life, we’re just passing through. The happiness that God created us for is different from the fleeting happiness and momentary pleasures of this world.Read More
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February 3, 2017“Planned Parenthood cannot hide the fact that it is losing this generation, that it is losing the fight to win the hearts and minds of young women and menRead More
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February 3, 2017Subtitled Fighting the Culture of Death from the Sidewalk to the Supreme Court, the book explains how this former Benedictine monk and journalism professor was drawn into pro-life activism, and it describes his part in the history of the U.S. pro-life movement.Read More
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February 3, 2017Cronin tells the story of the famous Jesuit missionary priest to China, Fr. Matteo Ricci, revered as a “Wise Man” by the Chinese.Read More
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February 3, 2017Our God is a God of love. The proof is in the pudding. Literally. It’s in chocolate pudding, banana pudding and caramel bread pudding with whiskey sauce. It’s also in coffee, wine, creamy sage risotto and bacon… especially in bacon.Read More
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February 3, 2017There are two types of sugars: naturally occurring sugars and added sugars. Naturally occurring sugars are in foods such as fruit (called fructose) and in milk (lactose). Added sugars are those added to food or drinks during preparation or processing.Read More
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February 2, 2017“It’s not always clear how to apply Catholic social teaching principles and wisdom in running our businessesRead More
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February 2, 2017We can have all the knowledge, be able to quote the Bible and Catechism chapter and verse, but if we don’t know Jesus, we’re doomedRead More
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February 2, 2017Among his important early works are “The Madonna of the Star,” housed in the San Marco Museum in Florence, Italy, and “Christ In Glory Surrounded by Saints and Angels,” which is kept in the National Gallery in London.Read More
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February 2, 2017When people say the rosary together, it’s far more formidable to the devil than one said privatelyRead More
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February 2, 2017John Foppe is a man with many blessings. John Foppe He grew up in a loving family with seven brothers in Breeze, Ill. He went to college and earned a master’s degree. He has traveled the world as a professional speaker, given two TED talks, authored a book, founded his own consulting firm and directs a non-profit.Read More
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February 2, 2017Matthew Pinto founded Ascension Press in 1998 with one goal in mind: to publish a book for Catholic teens titled Did Adam and Eve Have Bellybuttons? Matt Pinto But when the collection of 200 questions and answers took off, Pinto got an idea for a second book and a set of flip cards.Read More
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