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Stephen Clark

A Catholic Scientist from Manchester (UK) currently living in the Philippines. Co-Founder of a small charity group in the UK:- Medjugorje International Relief. My joy is to write about God, that is when my spirit is quickened.

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Latest Articles By Stephen Clark

Healer of Souls: a Padre Pio story

The wonderful thing about our saints though is that their mission does not end in death, it is ramped up a notch; the miracles abound all the more when they are born into heaven.
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Separate them from the Herd

The natural world is filled with clues as to the true nature of things and God speaks through them when we pause and listen.
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Unlikely Evangelists

God is always looking, always preparing, assembling teams of evangelists, creating a space to do His work and completing the task, often with people who are not religious at all, untrained, and even totally unaware.
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Release from Purgatory

We should train the next generation to pray for the dead everyday. Children and grandchildren will be the only ones we could rely on when our time comes.
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A Heartbeat Heard Around the World

I remembered another important event a few years ago in Times Square, New York where legislation against the unborn is currently at its most harsh.
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Vanquishing the Enemy

Anyone seeking to live a Christian life will discover that our adversary will quickly move from anonymity to bullying and intimidation. But we have been given a wonderful gift, as Catholics, in that we have at our disposal a means to counter whatever comes, Mary, the mother of God.
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The Language of God

Suffering cannot be understood or avoided; it can only be felt and journeyed through. From the minor irritations that fill our days to the big stuff, cries out the message that we are not made for this place, that finding permanent happiness and fulfillment on earth is not really part of the plan, indeed any such attempt will be thwarted.
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Exodus

At a local park in Manila, I saw a piece of the Berlin wall; a gift from the German government. One side is covered with colorful graffiti, the other still the original bland grey: metaphors to the two ideologies that it separated.
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