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Human Dignity
What is Your Relationship with Weakness?
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Brianna Massey
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November 26th, 2020
Do you accept yourself? Yes, I’m talking to you. Do you honestly accept yourself as you are? I’ve realized that there are some aspects of who I am right now that feel unlovable. The bubbly, happy, put-together version of me on most days is pretty easy for me to accept. But what about the version…
How Women of Virtue Can Form Men of Virtue
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Megan S.
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November 10th, 2020
In the 2015 movie Cinderella, the titular character lives by the motto that her mother taught her at a young age: “Have courage and be kind”. This saying is a good reminder that courageousness can be done in a spirit of kindness and that kindness does not mean remaining silent in the face of wrongdoing.…
Actual Practical Catholic Advice for Quitting Porn: The Ultimate Guide
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Kari Hoeft
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September 15th, 2020
Software filters, accountability partners, prayer . . . heard it all before and still struggling? You’re not alone. Let’s get as practical and real as possible – it’s time to leave porn behind, once and for all. Finally. If you’re anything like me, you’ve been frustrated with advice that’s just too lofty or flowery, vague,…
Where Can I Find the Truth of My Identity?
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Brianna Massey
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September 10th, 2020
From the early age of five years old, I learned to root my identity in what I could do. It started as early as the T-ball days! Maybe you are like me and have been conditioned to see your value in terms of your productivity and talent. I’m here to tell you the good news- …
Contraception Doesn’t Bring Freedom
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Emily Harpole
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September 1st, 2020
I was recently talking with someone who is newly married. When he was speaking, he shared how beautiful it was to fully give of himself on his wedding night in a way he had never experienced before. We throw around this phrase of “fully giving of ourselves,” but what does it mean? While there’s many…
Rape Isn’t All About Sex
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Olivia
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August 27th, 2020
What happens in the brain when someone is attacked by a dog? It goes into flight-or-fight mode. Their brain processes the threat in this tiny part of the brain called the amygdala, which recognizes the threat, then sends signals to the rest of the brain and body on how to best respond in order to…
Where are You? What are You Doing?
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Andrew Benne
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August 25th, 2020
I love Star Wars. The action is exciting, the effects are revolutionary, and the music is great but most importantly it tells a story of personal growth. Luke Skywalker goes from an average farmer to a man who not only saves the galaxy but redeems the soul of his father. This is an incredible transformation…
A Walking Miracle
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Emily Harpole
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August 20th, 2020
When I was a sophomore in college, I had the opportunity to study abroad in Florence, Italy. It was an amazing semester of adventure. We visited new cities and countries, tried new foods, experienced new cultures and made new friends. I also remember going into SO many churches and holy sites. They seemed to be…
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