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Trideo is the audio & video branch of SQPN. Trideo produces programs for television, radio and internet at the intersection of faith and modern culture for an international audience.
she was then. Her blogging includes links to other sites of interest, book reviews, movie comments and art. Yes, art.
I was born in Texas and grew up nominally Protestant. But at age 20 I experienced a profound conversion to Christ. I planned on becoming a Protestant pastor or seminary professor, and I started an intensive study of the Bible. The thing was, the more he immersed myself in Scripture, the more I found it to support the Catholic faith. Eventually, I had to become Catholic, which I did in 1992. My conversion story, “A Triumph and a Tragedy,” is published in the book Surprised By Truth.
These days, I am a Senior Apologist at Catholic Answers, a member on the Catholic Answers Speakers Bureau, a weekly guest on the global radio program “Catholic Answers Live,” a contributor to Catholic Answers Magazine, and the author of more publications than you can shake a stick at. My books include The Fathers Know Best, Mass Revision, and The Salvation Controversy. I hope you’ll check them out!
It is our hope that you will visit this site often and even consider contributing your own wisdom, experience and insight to all of us. We are all volunteers, giving of our time and talent free of charge, and we appreciate and enjoy interacting with readers from all over the world!
The Society seeks to fulfill its mission in numerous ways, including supporting education that is faithful to the teaching and tradition of the Catholic Church; producing and disseminating research and publications on developments and best practices in Catholic education; and keeping Catholic leaders and families informed.
The site was created by Brandon Vogt (brandon@brandonvogt.com) and operates under the aegis of Word on Fire.
experience. You can select whether you want to pray in real time with a “worldwide rosary” or on your own. You can also share your intentions.
Fully faithful to the teaching magisterium of the Catholic church, the Catholic Business Journal is dedicated to fostering a seamless integration of faith and work in the practical arena of business.
Mike Bickerstaff, this is an e-magazine that focuses on integrating faith, family and work. It features timely articles, quotes from the saints, questions and answers and blogs.
Roughly 200 writers have passed our way. Many of the first writers are still here; others have moved on to new writing positions or other pursuits altogether with their careers and families. We now have a team of volunteer editors to help oversee publication. Nothing is worth doing if it does not lead to Heaven, and every new Catholic writer that adds a voice to the communion of the faithful makes the Catholic presence that much more luminous and outstanding in the world.
instructions and her plethora of ideas. She makes it easy to smile
about sharing the Faith with my kids.
McConkey is one of them. How else do you explain the way she transforms things like egg cartons into a liturgical feast day celebration center-
piece, complete with a prayer service and a pseudo-bingo game on top?
Well, OK, I’m exaggerating, but only
slightly. Equipping Catholic Families shares plenty of ways to involve your whole family in actively being Catholic.
Who would have ever thought what would come from this simple $1 investment to a local parish priest: a huge Catholic publishing and offertory solutions enterprise that not only survived but has thrived for over 100 years!
Father Noll's investment in the printing press and the responsibility that came with it was an act of radical trust in God; trust that a parish priest in a small town in a small state could launch such an enterprise and succeed.
Mission Statement
CatholicTV is a beacon of Hope and a unique Herald of the simple, yet profound Message of Jesus Christ, Who is made truly present among us in the Breaking of the Bread.
Utilizing powerful technology, we strive to connect People of Faith. Through relevant, inspiring and prayerful programming we educate, teaching the Wisdom of God in the Catholic Tradition, endeavoring to move people of all ages, cultures and attitudes toward the Fullness of Life
"No man is able of himself to grasp the supreme good of eternal life; he needs divine help. Hence, there is here a two-fold object, the eternal life we hope for, and the divine help we hope for."
In this second decade of the twenty-first century, the divine help is what we Americans need most of all.
Hope is not empty optimism springing from a naive confidence that the future will necessarily be better than the past. Hope and trust are the premise of responsible activity and are nurtured in that inner sanctuary of conscience where ‘man is alone with God’ and he thus perceives that he is not alone amid the enigmas of existence, for he is surrounded by the love of the Creator!
The opinions expressed by our authors and those providing comments are theirs alone. As such, they do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Catholic Journal or its editors. We do, however, reserve the right to exclude essays and comments that are deemed to be objectionable, inappropriate, or lacking in charity.
Crisis will analyze, discuss, and propose—from a variety of prudential positions— sane solutions to social and economic problems. We hope not merely to arm our readers with the arguments necessary for navigating the ideological (and theological) minefields of the day, but to do so by proceeding into the temporal order with charity and humility. There is seldom a single Catholic solution to the challenges that beset us.
We hope that the staff of Crisis continue to display all the doggedness and the fidelity of the original editorial architects and contributors of this magazine. Our Catholic Faith and our society demand no less.
