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Once we allow God to have complete charge of our comforts and desires, we are no longer afraid of losing what is most dear to…
The Catholic world is an enchanted world, filled with theophanies of a God who longs to be our All in all.
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Criticism of pro-abort Biden 'helped give rise to violence'
Due to factors 'in relation to' the U.S. 'political situation'
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For holding religious services, not contact-tracing outdoors
Newfoundland case may expand view of Church liability
Wants easing of trade policy, more business cooperation
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Risk of Death in the Line of Duty - Part XX
By James ThunderI previously cited individuals who tended patients with incurable, communicable diseases: Joseph Dutton who worked with St. Damien of Molokai, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Blaber,…
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By Richard DellOrfanoI visited her right after church on Christmas Sunday. It was still morning when I knocked on her door for my weekly visit. Della ushered…
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By James ThunderLet's take a look at individuals who have risked death for the sake of another. Archbishop Marcello Bartolucci, secretary of the Vatican Congregation for the…
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Once we allow God to have complete charge of our comforts and desires, we are no longer afraid of losing what is most dear to…
The Catholic world is an enchanted world, filled with theophanies of a God who longs to be our All in all.
Technology cannot erase our humanity. We will find a way to live and even flourish in a world saturated with technology.
In The News
Criticism of pro-abort Biden 'helped give rise to violence'
Due to factors 'in relation to' the U.S. 'political situation'
They'll 'insist we sentimental males get our act together'
For holding religious services, not contact-tracing outdoors
Newfoundland case may expand view of Church liability
Wants easing of trade policy, more business cooperation
Criticism of pro-abort Biden 'helped give rise to violence'
Due to factors 'in relation to' the U.S. 'political situation'
They'll 'insist we sentimental males get our act together'
For holding religious services, not contact-tracing outdoors
Newfoundland case may expand view of Church liability
Wants easing of trade policy, more business cooperation
The Narthex
Risk of Death in the Line of Duty - Part XX
I previously cited individuals who tended patients with incurable, communicable diseases: Joseph Dutton who worked with St. Damien of Molokai,…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTReal Presence
I visited her right after church on Christmas Sunday. It was still morning when I knocked on her door for…
READ MORE ON THIS BLOG POSTRisk of Death for Another - Part XIX
Let's take a look at individuals who have risked death for the sake of another. Archbishop Marcello Bartolucci, secretary of…
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Conversion Stories
From Murderer to Monk… My (Crooked) Path to the Monastery… Why Attila the Hun Would Have Sacked a Protestant Rome… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Exorcism, Possession & the Problem of Evil
Devil or Disease?... Why Is There Evil in the World?... Perfect Possession… Peering Into the Abyss… The Dark Side of Self-Sacrifice… more
VIEW DOSSIER
Fatima: Secrets & Conspiracies
Marian Misconceptions... An Epic in Search of an Ending... The Private Interpretation of Private Revelations... more
VIEW DOSSIER
Stand up and defend your faith.
Culture is shifting, but you can count on The New Oxford Review for an unwavering Catholic point of view. The message of the Church is easily muddled in today’s increasingly hostile, secular culture. We understand what’s coming at you, and we have articles and resources to help you defend your faith and grow in your understanding of Catholic teachings.
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