Women and the Priesthood, Human Face of Suffering, Blaise Pascal in "Rum Diary", and more!

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Women and the Priesthood - Renee Pomarico, Homiletic & Pastoral Review

The Human Face of Suffering - Jake Tawney, The American Catholic

Blaise Pascal in “The Rum Diary” - By Way of Beauty

How to Recognize Logical Problems in Theology & Philosophy - Dr. Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales

Book Review: New 3-volume (Extra Ordinary) Roman Breviary in Latin & English - Fr. Z’s Blog

St. Francis de Sales Sermon on Fasting - Jay Boyd PhD, Philothea on Phire

The Catholic Diaspora & the Tragedy of Secular Catholicism - George Weigel, Archdiocese of Denver

On “Things Not Subject to Human Government” - Fr. James V. Schall SJ, Catholic World Report

Contraception and the Laws - Hadley Arkes, The Catholic Thing

Approaching Lent as a Time to Reject the Spirit of Idleness - David L. Gray

Catholic Group Launch Video, Web Campaign to Protect Religious Liberty - Ben Johnson, LifeSiteNews.com

Montessori and Aquinas BFF’s - Steven Lawson, Ignitum Today

Return of the Altar Rail - Shawn Tribe, New Liturgical Movement

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Tito Edwards Tito Edwards manages Catholic websites for the new evangelization that Pope John Paul II and then Pope Benedict XVI asked for in the third millennium. After a lifetime of living a nominal Catholic life, he reverted completely to his childhood faith that began on the eve of the funeral of Pope John Paul II. He publishes Big Pulpit, Catholic Stand, Ignitum Today, and The American Catholic.

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