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Mark Haas

Denver
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Denver Firefighter. Former Sports Anchor, former PR for Archdiocese of Denver. USC ‘06
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The Church as Our Consoling Mother, by Mark Haas

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By Mark Haas
| The Brown Pelican Society of Louisiana
By Mark Haas, Catholic Exchange, May 8, 2026 Mark Haas is a Catholic composer and speaker. He serves as the Director of Music at Ave Maria Parish in Ave Maria, FL, where he lives with his wife and their eight original compositions. Visit his website at www.markhaasmusic.com. Amid a world ripe with uncertainty, fear, and sorrow, the Catholic Church stands as a loving and consoling mother, guiding her children toward the eternal embrace of Jesus Christ in heaven.
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The Mass We Understand—and the Faith We Don’t

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By Mark Haas
| Lew Rockwell
For nearly 60 years now, multiple generations of Catholics have lived entirely within the experience of the post-Vatican II liturgy—the Novus Ordo Missae, promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1969. One of the pastoral goals of the reform was intelligibility and fluency of the Mass texts. Full disclosure: I love both forms of the Mass, and I am a music director at a parish that executes both with intentionality, reverence, and beauty.
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The Sacraments Hidden in 'The Legend of Zelda'? A Catholic Look at the Beloved Video Game

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By Mark Haas
| ChurchPOP
ArticlesCatholic Faith & CultureVideo GamesEntertainment Beyond its gameplay, beautiful music, and epic story, 'Ocarina of Time' contains some of the most profound truths of the Catholic faith. Mark Haas March 9, 2026 — 3 minutes read Share this post The link has been copied! Photo of Zelda: Wikimedia Commons, Fair Use / Design by Aaron Phillips and Jacqueline Burkepile using Canva Few video games have captured the imagination of a generation quite like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
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