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Holiday Hysteria: A Christian Defense of Halloween
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Holiday Hysteria: A Christian Defense of Halloween

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by on Oct 17, 2013 in Apologetics, Featured
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In two weeks we celebrate Halloween— and, as you may have noticed, many of our Evangelical friends now shun America’s October spook festival altogether. They tell their children that Halloween is “the devil’s holiday” and that trick-or-treating is little better than dabbling with a Ouija board or consulting an astrologer. Contemplating the Idea of Death Though […]

Hispanics, the Catholic Vote, and the New Evangelization
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Hispanics, the Catholic Vote, and the New Evangelization

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by on Jan 18, 2013 in Catechesis, Featured, Government & Politics
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 “Are you still without understanding?” – Mt 15:16 With the election still raw in the hearts and minds of many, the political commentary is in full gear and will be for many weeks to come. Many in the Catholic blogosphere have either urged calm, or warned of a potential martyrdom heading our way. Whether you […]