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AI and the Common Person

AI and the Common Person

I flew from Los Angeles to Indianapolis last Sunday.  Both flights, LA to Denver and Denver to Indianapolis, were full.  On my second leg,  I got settled and, after setting my iPad on the tray, I started reading a book, Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks...

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Fragility of Life

Fragility of Life

This past weekend, I spent two days with my 93-year-old aunt, Alicia – or Aya as I have always called her. In response to my cousin’s request to care for her to give him a break. Aya is weak and has a hard time walking without assistance. Her memory is fading and she...

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How to Save the World

How to Save the World

Have you ever wanted to save the world? I have. And I do, currently, desire the world to be saved. Now, this bold declaration necessarily implies a couple things. Namely, that the world needs saving and that such a thing is indeed possible. Both statements could be...

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Life Lessons: Confrontation

Life Lessons: Confrontation

Most of us encounter confrontational and hostile people at some point in our lives. These individuals may exist in our personal sphere or professional environment. On the surface, they may come across as domineering, demanding, or even abusive. I am sure in your...

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Eternity Awaits: The Four Last Things

Eternity Awaits: The Four Last Things

Life is fragile, its end sudden and unpredictable. Two personal events have seared this truth into my heart: the first is a relative I hold close to my heart recently diagnosed with end-stage COPD, now striving to mend relationships and forgive those who have hurt...

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Furries, Pronouns, and the Gay Virus

Furries, Pronouns, and the Gay Virus

In my high school, I’ve noticed an increasing number of students being influenced to adopt the LGBTQ lifestyle. In middle school, I only saw one person who identified as a “furry”, but now I observe dozens of students in my high school deciding they are gay. Some of...

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Protecting Children from the LGBTQ Agenda

Protecting Children from the LGBTQ Agenda

As a Catholic parent and faith leader, my heart aches for our children. They are growing up in a world that pushes them away from God’s design—created male and female, as affirmed in Genesis 1:27. The cultural assault promoting LGBTQ identities is not just a challenge...

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Stigmatists as Models of Holy Suffering

Stigmatists as Models of Holy Suffering

Corpus Christi for Unity and Peace (CUP) had the honor of hosting a renowned author, professor of political science, and senior director of the Institute for Faith and Freedom at Grove City College, Dr. Paul Kengor, at a transformative conference in Indianapolis on...

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The War on Eucharistic Reverence

The War on Eucharistic Reverence

On June 19, 2025, Catholics will celebrate Corpus Christi, a feast dedicated to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. Established in 1264 by Pope Urban IV, Corpus Christi invites the faithful to adore Christ through Mass, processions, and adoration. This...

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