Why Attend Mass At All? [ACAT 27]
In this unprecedented time of shutdown and social distancing, the majority of Catholics worldwide are being asked to stay home […]
2020
A Word from Father Mark Nolette
(Ordinarily, Father Mark Nolette’s posts appear on his blog, The Anchorite. If you have not yet seen his page or […]
To Recognize and Value the Autistic Members of the Body of Christ
by Aimée O’Connell The shift from Mission of Saint Thorlak to Autism Consecrated may seem to have come quickly from […]
The Prayer of Consecration via Saint Thorlak
by Father Mark P. Nolette – Autistic Priest/Hermit Many autistic people, as well as their families, friends, and other fellow […]
Another Beginning
By Aimée O’Connell Most of us associate Ash Wednesday with putting aside, going without, giving away and pruning back those […]
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Subscriber alert: ACAT Migration In Progress
A note to our subscribers (and all readers!) – the Annotated Catechism for Autistic Thinking, or ACAT, is being moved […]
ACAT 26: The Incarnation
“Incarnation” literally means “taking on flesh.” Jesus’ Incarnation is that moment when God took on human flesh – fully God, […]
ACAT 25: Mary’s Unstained, Unflinching Love
Catholic teaching on Mary is often a dividing line with other Christians, though it need not be. Those familiar with […]
ACAT 24: Capital Sins Through Autistic Lenses
The Baltimore Catechism lists seven “capital” sins as those which most blatantly present obstacles to our ability to trust God’s […]
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ACAT 23: Departures from God
Our discussion on sin continues this week in step with the Baltimore Catechism, Lesson Six. As we study various examples […]