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Five Ways Anyone Can Evangelize in the Digital Age
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Five Ways Anyone Can Evangelize in the Digital Age

I’ve written five very easy methods through which anyone can respond to the call to share the faith in these new spaces for evangelization without much effort at all.

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Five Fun Things To Do During Sede Vacante
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Five Fun Things To Do During Sede Vacante

I came up with five other fun things that we Catholics can do in between getting headaches as we hear the latest liberal ranting about how the Catholic Church needs to change and accommodate the immoralities and bad theology of modern popular culture. You don’t have to do all of these things at once if you don’t want, or even in this order, but if you don’t do at least one you’ll wish you do once Sede Vacante is over. :D

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When Does Accommodating People Become A Sin?
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When Does Accommodating People Become A Sin?

As Christians we need to be on guard against the temptation of the world to get us to accommodate sin and immoral behavior. Inasmuch as everyone should be loved and accepted, we cannot love or accept everything everyone does.

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Get the DavidLGray.INFO Phone App
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Get the DavidLGray.INFO Phone App

We are happy the announce the arrival of the new DavidLGray.INFO App for Smart Phones. Getting this new App is a great way to always stay up-to-date with our latest articles, videos, tweets, facebook updates, books, and radio show. To get our App onto your [...]

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Top 10 Fun Things to do During your Priest’s Liberal Rant (Homily)
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Top 10 Fun Things to do During your Priest’s Liberal Rant (Homily)

As often as I get stuck in this situation I have no helpful advice for anyone, other than pray for him, and pray for it to be over very soon. What I do have is a list of Ten Fun Things you can do when your priest goes on a liberal rant. I’m being sarcastic by the way, for those who don’t have a sense of humor.

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Book Review: ‘The Catholic Tide Continues to Turn’
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Book Review: ‘The Catholic Tide Continues to Turn’

Continuing on with that same gift that he has to undercover fascinating news and events that the mainstream media wouldn’t even consider covering, Hartline offers us his in new book nearly four hundred pages and twenty chapters of stunning evidence and undeniable eyewitness accounts that God is still in the business of gathering the world into His Catholic Church and protecting it at all cost.

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David L. Gray modeling a shirt from Catgear.com next to a Shelby Mustang at Kepich Ford in Garrettsville, Ohio.
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Do You Have Your CATgear?

CATgear has been around since 2000 I had never heard of it. It’s not just a clothing company – it’s a ministry. According to Dominic it’s been their goal from the beginning to help our high school students better understand their faith specifically with Mary and the Rosary.

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Response: Michael Greiner’s ‘Why I Am Not A Catholic’
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Response: Michael Greiner’s ‘Why I Am Not A Catholic’

Protestant Preacher Michael Grenier blogged four reasons why he is no longer Catholic. In response I blogged four reasons why he is doesn’t actually know why he’s not Catholic.

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What is an Alpha Male and Why Was Jesus the Epitome of All Alpha Males?
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What is an Alpha Male and Why Was Jesus the Epitome of All Alpha Males?

There are some mistaken ideas in popular culture about what alpha malehood is truly all about. It’s been watered down and sexualized to a simply being man being a man who is suave with the ladies or overly domineering. In this article I set out to correct that false image and give wonderful reasons why Jesus has always been always will be the True Alpha Male.

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This 1975 photo of Duke and I have nothing whatsoever to do with this article - I just like the picture.
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A Few Thoughts About Dealing with Death

Just a few non-apathetic musings about death and moving on. Indeed, death seems to be harder on the living than the dead, but if you think you have it difficult dealing with death, trying being an Atheist dealing with it.

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A Prime Example of Dude Worship - a Tebow Tattoo
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Comment on Tim Tebow and Dude Worship – smh

Ever since I wrote my article Tim Tebow and Catholics – the Emerging Love Hate Relationship I’ve come across a troubling number of other articles about Tim Tebow written by Catholics and other Christians about him that fall into the category of being ‘Dude Worship’ [...]

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On the Dearth of Black and Hispanic Catholics in Popular Catholic Media
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On the Dearth of Black and Hispanic Catholics in Popular Catholic Media

According to a 2011 study by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University, “The US Catholic population is currently 77.7 million.” According to other sources, 39% of those Catholics are Hispanic and 4% are Blacks. Yet, if you look at all the major Catholic television outlets, read the major Catholic magazines and website blogs, Diocesan newspapers, peruse the catalogs of Catholic book publishers, listen to Catholic radio, and look at the two major outlets for Catholic speakers, you would come away with the impression that American Catholicism is as White as Catholicism in Ireland.

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5 Ways My Life Changed when I Became a Parent
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5 Ways My Life Changed when I Became a Parent

My former wife and I were just juniors in college in 1995 when we had the first of our three daughters. Next to my conversion from Agnosticism to Catholicism, nothing has more positively changed my life than becoming a parent. My daughters are truly the [...]

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