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Your True Identity Lies in Christ
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Cam B.
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June 9th, 2022
Our generation is facing a unique and intense struggle with identity. There have never been more boxes we can put around ourselves: GPAs, physical appearances, and even Spotify Wrapped statistics. All of these descriptors, however trivial, can carry tremendous weight in the feedback loop that dominates our minds. The categories we put ourselves in, however…
But We Never Even Dated
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Kaitlyn Ripplinger
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May 24th, 2022
I know the pain of feeling an emotional “breakup”, even if the label of dating was never truly there. Maybe this relationship was primarily over social media, or maybe it carried over into “real life”-hanging out without the label of boyfriend or girlfriend, but feeling more than friends, physical intimacy, or emotional intimacy much different…
Self-Loathing Isn’t Humility
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Trace Flax
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May 17th, 2022
When I was a kid, I was a huge fan of Yu-Gi-Oh! 5d’s, and one of my favorite characters on the show was Kalin Kessler. Kalin was this antagonist who turned into an anti-hero. As a kid, I liked Kalin so much because he had this dirty vagabond aesthetic, and I thought that was so…
Cool, Time to Pray. Now What?
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Matthew Dolinar
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May 10th, 2022
If you have been involved in Catholic community or have run in circles with people of faith, I am sure you have heard about the importance of the interior life. So often do we hear that we must “pray, pray, and pray some more.” But few times do we learn about what this actually looks…
In the Waiting
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Brenna Dillon
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May 5th, 2022
We wait all the time. We wait in line at the grocery store with mom and dad. We wait in the car driving in traffic. We wait for the host to call us to our table at a restaurant for dinner. We wait for the right time and write words. We even wait in line…
The Myth of Victimless Crimes
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Cam B.
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May 3rd, 2022
As missionaries who live in community with each other, good team bonding is crucial, and few things are more fun to bond over than a good movie. I always love having a great conversation after the movie, or, equally likely, during it—only to enhance the experience, of course. My teammates were in for a particular…
[Single] Life is Worth Living
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Caroline A.
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April 28th, 2022
In 1952, a Catholic bishop named Fulton Sheen won an Emmy Award for “Most Outstanding Television Personality.” His show appealed to as many as 10 million viewers each week. The title was simple, yet profound: Life is Worth Living. Through all sufferings, through all the impossibilities and fears which live rent-free in our mind, your…
Approaching the “Chastity Conversation”
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Kathryn Hallinan
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April 26th, 2022
I know from experience that talking about chastity with the person you are newly dating can be intimidating. When I first started going on dates with my current boyfriend, I was so nervous to tell him how I wanted to be in a chaste relationship. Yet, after our second date, I knew I needed to…
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