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Simcha Fisher is the author of The Sinner's Guide to Natural Family Planning and blogs daily at simchafisher.com

Simcha Fisher: Has the pandemic improved you too much? A quiz

Simcha Fisher - May 19, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Sweet suffering Anna Jarvis

Simcha Fisher - April 27, 2021

Simcha Fisher: It’s ok to say I just don’t know

Simcha Fisher - April 18, 2021

I wonder if Lazarus was afraid to go to sleep that night. I wonder how he felt when the newness of his new life wore off and he sinned again for the first time: how stupid he must have felt when he had to repent again, even after he had already died, says Simcha Fisher. Photo: Pixabay.com

Simcha Fisher: Death is always close, but so is the One...

Simcha Fisher - April 2, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Don’t live in a pre-furnished house of ideas

Simcha Fisher - March 31, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Milo and other real humans

Simcha Fisher - March 17, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Treats for the poor

Simcha Fisher - March 9, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Maybe you don’t have to do anything

Simcha Fisher - February 26, 2021

Simcha Fisher: Making the church in our image

Simcha Fisher - February 19, 2021

Simcha Fisher: 10 ways to let the pandemic shape your Lent

Simcha Fisher - February 15, 2021

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Catholic Parents of Unvaccinated Kids Plead: Take COVID-19 Seriously

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Some people at risk of serious harm from infectious diseases are being forgotten in COVID-19 culture wars, even within faith communities where they should expect to receive the most support

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At the coalface: Left to Right: Principal Hospital Scientist Damien Stark, Incident Response Manager Rachel MacFarlane, Respiratory/Sleep Physician Katrina Tonga, Operational Transformation and Service Innovation Manager Sarah Sweeney. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

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Betrothal of Virgin Mary and St Joseph by Sebestyén Stettner, circa. 1743. Photo: Szilas/Budapest Historical Museum

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Andrew O’Connor is an unusually diverse singer who has performed in operatic, choral, contemporary and theatre styles. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

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Betrothal of Virgin Mary and St Joseph by Sebestyén Stettner, circa. 1743. Photo: Szilas/Budapest Historical Museum

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