Special Issue: Interview with Author Karina Fabian

I just love the creative process. I love to hear interviews of writers or TV show creators tell how… Read on ...

Special Issue:  Interview with Author Karina Fabian Special Issue:  Interview with Author Karina Fabian

Sermon: Holy Thursday 2012

Jesus, who is co-equal with God, the Father - who is power and authority itself - shows us, in washing… Read on ...

Sermon:  Holy Thursday 2012 Sermon:  Holy Thursday 2012

Be a Man, Like St. Joseph

Today is St. Joseph Day! This is a great day to examine the dire need we have in our society for strong… Read on ...

Be a Man, Like St. Joseph Be a Man, Like St. Joseph

Special Issue: Interview with Author Karina Fabian

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by Fr. Jim Tucker on April 22, 2012

I just love the creative process. I love to hear interviews of writers or TV show creators tell how they developed the stories that we the readers and viewers thrill to. In a way, that’s what Catholic Creativity is all about: to use the creative process to bring others to Christ in such a way [...]

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Sermon: Holy Thursday 2012

April 6, 2012
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Jesus, who is co-equal with God, the Father – who is power and authority itself – shows us, in washing the feet of the Apostles, what authority is truly meant for: Service. Jesus, who is Lord and Master, took it upon Himself to adopt the task of a slave: the washing of feet. He who [...]

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Be a Man, Like St. Joseph

March 19, 2012
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Today is St. Joseph Day! This is a great day to examine the dire need we have in our society for strong men, strong fathers and strong husbands.   I think there has been an aquiescence of most guys to give over their due leadership position over too easily.   Let me give an example [...]

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“One of the Lucky Ones”

November 11, 2011
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For the past three or four years, my mom has been embedded in genealogy research. She even took five of our relatives to the root location of our family (at least on my mother’s side), a small port town in the southwestern corner of the island of Sicily, called Sciacca. The group of them wandered [...]

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Book Review: Death Panels by Michelle Buckman

September 14, 2011
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Imagine living in a world in which using your cell phone can get you arrested. Imagine living in a world in which reading the Bible could get you in trouble, or mentioning the name of Jesus could get you institutionalized. Catholic author Michelle Buckman has crafted just such a world in harrowing detail in Death [...]

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Infinite Worth, Infinite Value

August 15, 2011
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Everything God has created has infinite worth and infinite value. Everything God has created has dignity. Yet above and beyond all the things in this world God has created, mankind is the pinnacle, the zenith. In Genesis, God gave Adam dominion over all of creation. Yet, nothing in creation would suit Adam as an equal [...]

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Six Reviews in One: Children’s Catechesis

August 12, 2011
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Living the Ten Commandments for Children, The Beatitudes for Children, The Mass Book for Children, Little Acts of Grace 1 & 2, Just Like Mary by Rosemarie Cortler & Donna Piscitelli with Illustrations by Mimi Sternhagen Our Sunday Visitor, 2010, 2009, 2007, 2003 To order: Our Sunday Visitor 1-800-348-2440 There is a child in each [...]

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Catholic Creativity Podcast 23: Renewal

August 7, 2011
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In this Episode: I introduce a renewal of the Catholic Creativity website, now both a podcast and a blog. I share some of my experience with the Catholic Writers Guild. I walk through the Gospel for this week, the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. I introduce the Biblical Walkthrough the Mass, which I will give [...]

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Christ the King and the “Big Three”: A Sermon for the Solemnity of Christ the King, 2010

Christ the King November 21, 2010

Today is the last Sunday of the Liturgical Year. We celebrate the fact that Jesus Christ is our King. He is our Beginning and End, in Him everything holds together, as St. Paul says in our Second Reading. On the heels of this day, we will be celebrating what can be called the BIG THREE: [...]

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Catholic Creativity Podcast #22: New Jersey Catholic Radio

September 11, 2010
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In this episode, I share my interview with the founder of New Jersey Catholic Radio, Jim Manfredonia. I also share topics of upcoming episodes. Links for this episode: Domestic Church Media Don’t forget to check out Comments from the Koala Feel free also to leave comments on this post and other posts at Catholic Creativity. [...]

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