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Be Angry but Do Not Sin

Recently a young illegal alien gave birth to an infant; only to later discard it in a dumpster. This sort of story happens more often than we know. Doug Imhoff, who recently spoke at the DNC covention, knows but not in the way you are thinking.

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The Power of the Saints

As we celebrate All Saints Day we are reminded of the power they have to intercede for us, especially when it comes to combating the evil of this world- such as one particular place in Utah.

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Lessons from the Retail World and the Need for a Savior over Savings

As someone whose day job is working in retail, I can tell you how Christmas day is the end of an exhausting season for a lot of shoppers that leaves them feeling empty and broke. But for Christians, it is just the beginning of something far more fulfilling.

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Making Halloween Holy Again

Halloween is right around the corner, but rather than seeing it as a secular holiday that we should avoid, we should embrace it as part of a three-day celebration to deepen one's faith.

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The Wages of Sin (and Robbery)

The lax enforcement of crimes like robbery across the country has led to an increase of those crimes. However, some business owners are holding their ground and fighting back.

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Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

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Handing on the Faith in a Hostile World with a Gift

There is no denying that passing on our faith is no easy task in today's world. This is the account of how I tried to increase my odds by giving a very different confirmation gift.

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The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul- Reflections on Surviving Covid.

For two long weeks I was quarantined in the hospital with a case of Covid Pneumonia. What follows are a few reflections on my time there and the decision to leave the hospital without getting the Covid vaccine.

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Remember Your Death, but Stay in the Race

Nothing focuses the mind more than thinking about death- your own or someone close to you. This is why the Church has always encouraged the phrase Memento Mori- "Remember Your Death."

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Be Angry but Do Not Sin

Recently a young illegal alien gave birth to an infant; only to later discard it in a dumpster. This sort of story happens more often than we know. Doug Imhoff, who recently spoke at the DNC covention, knows but not in the way you are thinking.

The Power of the Saints

As we celebrate All Saints Day we are reminded of the power they have to intercede for us, especially when it comes to combating the evil of this world- such as one particular place in Utah.

Lessons from the Retail World and the Need for a Savior over Savings

As someone whose day job is working in retail, I can tell you how Christmas day is the end of an exhausting season for a lot of shoppers that leaves them feeling empty and broke. But for Christians, it is just the beginning of something far more fulfilling.

Making Halloween Holy Again

Halloween is right around the corner, but rather than seeing it as a secular holiday that we should avoid, we should embrace it as part of a three-day celebration to deepen one's faith.

The Wages of Sin (and Robbery)

The lax enforcement of crimes like robbery across the country has led to an increase of those crimes. However, some business owners are holding their ground and fighting back.

Why Conservatives Should Stop Using the "My Body, My Choice" Argument when it Comes to Vaccines

With talk of Covid and now Monkey Pox being in the news, the topics of vaccines, masks, and mandates are being brought up again. But should we be using the "My Body, My Choice" argument to refuse the jab?

Handing on the Faith in a Hostile World with a Gift

There is no denying that passing on our faith is no easy task in today's world. This is the account of how I tried to increase my odds by giving a very different confirmation gift.

The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul- Reflections on Surviving Covid.

For two long weeks I was quarantined in the hospital with a case of Covid Pneumonia. What follows are a few reflections on my time there and the decision to leave the hospital without getting the Covid vaccine.

Remember Your Death, but Stay in the Race

Nothing focuses the mind more than thinking about death- your own or someone close to you. This is why the Church has always encouraged the phrase Memento Mori- "Remember Your Death."

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