Are We Too Casual At Mass, Is Paganism Making a Comeback, The Health Benefits Of Fasting, and More!

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Tito Edwards Blogs April 27, 2019

Are We Too Casual At Mass? ☩ Joannie Watson at Integrated Catholic Life™ +1

Is Paganism Making a Comeback? On The Catholic Current with Fr. McTeigue S.J. ☩ Steve Ray at Defenders of the Catholic Faith +1

3 Mental Health Benefits Of Fasting, According To St. Thomas Aquinas ☩ Fr. Michael Rennier at Aleteia +1

Saturday Mornings & the Discipline of Daily Mass ☩ Becker at Catholic Exchange

Transformation, Whatever It May Be ☩ Janet Meyer at Catholic Stand

Why Gothic Architecture Is Important ☩ Fr. Dwight Longenecker

Would You Like Some Scripture With Your Minecraft? ☩ J.P. Mauro at Aleteia

The Second Conversion ☩ Richard Van Kirk at Catholic Stand

Fr. Raymond Thomas De Saint-Laurent, Confidence, & How To Fundraise ☩ Brice Sokolowski at CatholicFundraiser.net

Twitter Refuses to Submit to Independent Audit After Censoring Pro-Life Accounts ☩ Chris White at Life News

CheckList Spotlight: The White Button-Down ☩ Meghan Ashley Styling

It’s Not Enough to Listen to the Young ☩ William Kilpatrick, Ph.D., at Crisis Magazine

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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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