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Still from The Phantom of the Opera 2004 film starring Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler.

The Phantom of the Opera is one of those beautifully atmospheric novels, and musicals, that enthrals audiences all over the world.

I confess to loving it myself – I’ve read the book more times than I can count and watched the musical, the Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butle...


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They say that words are powerful but in his book The Power of Silence, Robert Cardinal Sarah makes a compelling case for the alternative.

Aptly titled, this is the kind of book that speaks directly to the soul of each of us, to our desire to find and know God in a time when the background of our lives is incessant noise.

From the atmospheric fo...


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When you look at yourself in the mirror, what is it that you see?

Do you see a beautiful and unique daughter of God, a coheir with Christ, a woman called to a particular vocation?

Yeah, me neither.

We’re too ...


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Father’s Day rolls around every year and I’m scratching my head for ideas as to what to get hubby this year, I mean, aside from the socks and chocolate that is!

Considering the amount of time hubby has to spend on the computer and his smart phone for work I decided that designing a wallpaper for each device would be the way to go – narrowing down the design an...


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There is a certain type of magnetism that pulls little boys towards fictional superheroes. As the mother of 3 boys (and 2 girls) I know this all too well!

Certainly, there is little wrong in wanting to be a hero and save the day – nobody in my house actually enjoys playing the villain because they know that they are going to lose – but the heroes portrayed by ...


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