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St. Augustine’s March for Life was a very powerful experience.

Uniting To Advocate for Change

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
January 27, 2022
Child-like faith helps us to see our faith more clearly.

3 Year Olds, Special Blessings, and the Eucharist

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
December 13, 2021
Advent is coming along, and it’s time for us to do something about it.

Advent Preparations — I’m Late Too

Anna Anderson, Contributing Columnist
December 8, 2021
Technically we are all clumps of cells, so that phrase does not make it ok to kill a baby.

2363: “Before I formed you in the womb”

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
November 4, 2021
Our school Masses are beautiful and exactly what our faith is about.

Mass: More Than Staring At the Whole School And Getting Overheated in These Yellow Sweaters

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
October 7, 2021
The whole point of the pro-life movement is love: to love the mother and her baby.

Common misconceptions about Texas’ new pro-life law and the Catholic view of it

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
September 14, 2021
These students went to the cathedral for the beautiful pro-life Mass.

Abortion is a Spiritual Issue

Anna Anderson, Contributing Columnist
February 9, 2021
We, as believers, need to stand up for our faith and for our God.

Faith and Politics: How the Separation of Church and State Allows for us to be Faithful Citizens

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
September 29, 2020
Fatima: A Movie Review (No Spoilers!)

Fatima: A Movie Review (No Spoilers!)

Anna Anderson, Contributing columnist
September 8, 2020
We need to stand by a candidate who shares the same beliefs as us, but we cannot allow it to take all of our time and become toxic.

When your world is surrounded by politics

Anna Anderson, Contributing Columnist
August 28, 2020
“The secular iconoclasm of the current moment will not bring reconciliation, peace, and healing. Such violence will only perpetuate the prejudice and hatred it ostensibly seeks to end...Only the love of Christ can heal a wounded heart, not a vandalized piece of metal,” said Bishop Donald Hying of Madison, WI of the destruction of religious statues across the US.

Catholic Churches and Statues are Being Destroyed

Anna Anderson, Contributing Columnist
August 11, 2020
Carnavales are a huge part of Hispanic culture because they represent a mix of tradition, indigenous heritage, and symbolism.

Carnaval Season Comes to an End

Emara Sáez, Junior Staff Writer
February 27, 2020
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