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Deliverance from the 1960s Lust Revolution – Oliver Oliveros at Catholic Exchange

Spiritual Abusers – Thomas J. Neal, Ph.D., at Neat Obstat Theological Opining

False Humility, Inflated Reasoning, and the Fleshly Mind – Deacon Greg Lambert at Catholic Stand

The Truth about Confirmation – Caroline Godin at epicPew

8 Vital Elements Every Catholic Needs for a Holy Life – George Ryan at ChurchPOP

Jesus is Ever Near; with Faith, We Persevere Through Trials – J.L. Smyth at Catholic 365

“Without Contention, Without Willfulness, Without Obstinacy. . .” – Les Femmes

Brick by Brick – Joannie Watson at Integrated Catholic Life

Wounding and Healing: The Mystery of Suffering – Christine Hanus at Catholic Spiritual Direction

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Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort – Catholics for Catholics

The Brand New Mystic Update, for All Your Spiritual Needs! - Mystic Update

The Life of Saint Mark the Evangelist in Art – Gregory DiPippo at New Liturgical Movement

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Get to Know *Almost* Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati  – Catholic Link

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Live! – EWTN Poland via BIG PULPIT

Church in South Korea Sees 24% Rise in Baptisms – Luke Coppen and Brendan Hodge at The Pillar

The Brand New Western Civ Defender, Geopolitical News Curated for Catholics! - Western Civ Defender

Cathedral-Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida

Aparecida Shrine in Brazil Inaugurates New Rupnik Mosaics

The mosaics are presented by the shrine as the work of the Aletti Spiritual Art Center, a sacred art school founded by former Jesuit Father Marko Rupnik in Rome. The designs bear the hallmark signs of Father Rupnik’s work, such as the large black eyes of the persons represented.