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The Church’s Future is Bright: Young, Traditional, and Orthodox Catholics by blogger A Reluctant Sinner – Big Pulpit
Must-Have Literary Companions for 2013 – Katie P. Warner, Integrated Catholic Life™
Let’s Forget Niceness, Let’s Be Catholic! – Fr. Ray Blake
The Catholic Dissident's Latest Call for the Ordination of Women – Kenneth D. Whitehead, Crisis Magazine
Celibacy and Friendship ‘After 30’ – Wesley Hill, First Things/First Thoughts
Catholics and the Bourgeois Mind – Thomas Storck, The Distributist Review
Manners, The Lost Christian Legacy and a Sign of Virtue in a Man – Saint Etheldreda’s Place
How to Win the Argument Without Losing the Soul – Matt Fradd, Focus Blog
Blessed Antonio Primaldo, the Saint Who Stood to the End – Kathy Schiffer, Patheos/Seasons of Grace
Patience - Ryan Kraeger, Ignitum Today
First Vespers at San Pietro – Fr. Z’s Blog
Christmas Varia – Shawn Tribe, New Liturgical Movement
Assisted Suicide’s Dangerous Illusion of Control – Will Johnston, Life News
Bad Influences from Abroad – Austin Ruse, The Catholic Thing
The Logic of Moral Relativism, Part One – Ben, Tow Catholic Men and a Blog
Why Are Catholics Still Whining About the H. H. S. Mandate? – Marc Barnes, Patheos/Bad Catholic
Rediscovering Pope Paul VI – William Doino Jr., First Things/On The Square
The Curious Case Of Professor Richard Parncutt or Death to Deniers and the Pope! – William M. Briggs
Netanyahu Claims Israel’s Christian Population is Growing – Catholic Culture/Catholic World News
A Reader Asks: Why is This Blog Called ‘Canterbury Tales’? – Dr. Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales
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