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Laura Hensley

Laura Hensley is a freelance writer, web developer, and runs the blog, www.catholicupgrade.net.  She is a lifelong Catholic who teaches 5th grade religious education, and loves studying the Bible.  She has been married over 22 years and has 4 children with her husband.

The Real Purpose of Temptation Might Surprise You (and it’s not for sinning!)

  The Real Purpose of Temptation (and it’s not for sinning) People often mistake temptation for sin. What temptation is,  “a thought, a feeling, an inclination, or a tendency that solicits us to violate the law of God for our own satisfaction.” There are many fallacies when it comes to temptation, who it comes from and

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Brutally Honest Reasons the Catholic Church is Soooo Boring…

Catholic all your life? I’m so sorry… Just converted? Even more sorry. You probably already know… but… the Catholic Church is positively boring. Here’s some reasons why.   Churches They’re just boring!   Ugly…   Yawn…   You would think if these Catholics really loved God, they would build him some beautiful churches to worship

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Are these not some of the most stunning chalices you’ve ever seen?

Remember back to that scene in “Indian Jones and the Last Crusade” when Indy (played by Harrison Ford) was forced to pick the “true” Holy Grail from several shelves of Chalices to save the life of his father? Donovan (played by Julian Glover) drinks from the wrong one and dies, whereas Indy picks the correct one and gains

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If there was a show called “Vatican’s Got Talent!” here’s what it would look like

With the hit talent show “*America’s Got Talent” franchise created by Simon Cowell going strong, we at epicPew would like to propose a new show for the franchise, Vatican’s got GOD Talent! So, let’s set the scene…the audience is quietly talking, when the lights begin to dim. The stage is lit with each of the judges

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