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January 2017

January 31, 2017

Sin: It’s a Lot Like Sour Candy

  So sour candy is *literally*the best. Yes, yes, I’m an adult and I can...

September 2016

September 01, 2016

So You Sinned: Some Thoughts on Not Doing That

I've talked some recently about issues surrounding, in particular, habitual and “Come to Jesus” types...

July 2016

July 07, 2016

I’ll Come Around Some Day: Sin and Sanctity

Sin. It’s strangely akin to our love for crappy television: we don’t talk about it until...

June 2016

June 23, 2016

Valid Marriages and Sacraments: Honest Deeds, Honest Words, and True Things

So, marriage has been a rather hot topic of late in the Church, what with...

June 20, 2016

We See God (Who Is Love) By Love

“Grace is, as it were, a participation in the divine nature. That is the definition...

May 2016

May 18, 2016

Sit Still Look Pretty?

Recently, I was chatting with a few of the female youths of my classroom about up-and-coming pop...

May 03, 2016

In My Beginning (Is My End)

Material existence is weird. I says this, because I have just enough Thomistitelian (Thomistic Aristotelian)...

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