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Articles from the Most Recent Issue

The Spiritual Life— Being Reconciled with God
By Fr. Dominic Scotto, TOR
Christian writings between the apostolic age and the third century are extremely rare. At the turn of the first century AD, both Pope Clement of Rome and St. Ignatius of Antioch underscore the jurisdiction possessed by bishops over the forgiveness of sins. For most in those early years of Christianity, sin and repentance were simply accepted as a... Read more
Teaching Like Jesus: Using Parable to Explain the Faith
By Olivia Spears
My children love stories. Our days are dotted with stories from the Bible, lives of the saints, fairy tales, biographies, Shakespeare, literature, and history. They retell them to their dad around the dinner table, act them out in the backyard, and make connections between the story and their own lives, even weeks later. They ask to read beloved... Read more
“Porn Shows Not Too Much, but Too Little”: Pornography versus Theology of the Body
By Colin and Aimee MacIver
As tears filled his eyes and his voice broke, the 16-year-old sophomore told me, “I just can’t see her the way she deserves to be seen.” He meant his girlfriend, about whom he cared deeply. His compulsion to consume pornography was sabotaging his ability to love her. Once hidden and socially condemned, porn is now ubiquitous and normalized. The... Read more

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