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Dialogue Between Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., & Fr. James Martinm, S.J., Shows Civility In The Church Is Possible – Editorial Board at Our Sunday Visitor +1

I am Learning How To Conquer The Devil – Kendra Van Esh at Catholic Stand +1

The Beautiful Shrine of the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend, Iowa – John Paul Sonnen at Liturgical Arts Journal

The Wars Of Religion Are Only Beginning – Chilton Williamson, Jr., at Crisis Magazine

Spain’s Bishops Reject Mindfulness – Connie Rossini at Contemplative Homeschool

A Bishop Explains Mary For Protestants – Catholic Exchange

Islamist Extremists Are Exterminating Christians In Northern Burkina Faso – Maria Lozano at Aleteia

Why Humans Are More Than Mere Animals – Dennis Bonnette, Ph.D., at Strange Notions

Australia: New legislation, Priests Must Violate The Seal Of Confession Or Face Jail – Fr. Z’s Blog

New Research Connecting Tertullian To The U.S. First Amendment Freedom of Religion Clauses – Scott Smith, J.D., at All Roads Lead To Rome

Why I Chose My Canadian Catholic College Experience – Julia Naus at Seton Magazine

The Redeemer Is Healing & Reclaiming Me For Himself – Betty Parquette at Catholic Stand

St. Clare: Patron Saint of Silicon Valley – Roseanne T. Sullivan at Catholic Pundit Wannabe

The Surrogacy Industry – Mark Bauerlein at First Things

Anti-Catholic Hate At The University of Notre Dame – Rod Dreher

Africa Is A Rising Force, But Rome Has Yet To Catch Up – The Catholic Herald

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