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Monica Seeley Monica Seeley

The Gift of Down Syndrome

Catholic World Report | In a world where most babies with the diagnosis are aborted, one family said yes to Down syndrome five times over two generations.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

Hope at Abortion's Epicenter

The Epoch Times | Post-Dobbs, California doubled down on abortion. But pro-lifers converging on the West Coast this weekend are a sign of hope.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

Dinnertime: A Line in the Sand 

The Epoch Times | A few days into his first summer job, my teenage son came home and wanted to tell me about “an interesting conversation” he had with his boss.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

The Lesson of Parental Parting

Catholic Exchange | I looked up at my friend, who was chatting brightly about the small college where we had both said goodbye to our newly minted freshmen the day before.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

Habemus Papam 3 Weeks Out: Happy to Be Catholic

Catholic Exchange | When I dropped off my high schooler at St. Augustine Academy each morning last week, a large, hand-lettered yellow sign still greeted me, propped against a stucco wall, proclaiming “Viva Il Papa!”

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

Faith and Reason at Hillsdale College

Catholic World Report | Founded in 1844 by Free Will Baptists, Hillsdale has always marched to a different drummer. In this unique environment, conversions are happening—and a significant number of those conversions are to Catholicism.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

Weeping with Mary: Reflections on the Gift of Tears

Catholic World Report | Tears, when bestowed by the Holy Spirit, are not an end in themselves to be analyzed, but point us to a spiritual end, whether that end be conversion, contemplation, consolation, or more fervent prayer.

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Teresa McCabe Teresa McCabe

St. Nicholas, Protector of Innocence

Catholic Exchange | Several years ago, my husband took one of our sons out for breakfast: a tradition when it comes time to discuss certain things related to coming of age. He came back chuckling. He had started the conversation by asking our son if he still believed in Santa Claus.

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