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Put Salt On It
Put Salt On It
By Monica Biedronka
What do Jules Verne, oranges and salt have in common? Read on and find out!
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God's Generosity
God's Generosity
By Tom Stidl
a different analysis on the Twenty Fifth Sunday's Gospel
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The Power of Idol Worship among Humans
The Power of Idol Worship among Humans
By Russell M. Lawson
Idols in the present and the past, taunting us with material riches, get in the way of the worship of God.
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Moral Perfection In This Life
Moral Perfection In This Life
By Nate Guyear
This article explains how a person can obtain moral perfection in this life by relying on God's grace and understanding the differences between mortal and venial sins.
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G.I Joe’s Lessons of Faith on 40th anniversary of TV Debut
G.I Joe’s Lessons of Faith on 40th anniversary of TV Debut
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Remember when G.I. Joe debuted in 1983? It did provide an important faith lesson.
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Strange Gods
Strange Gods
By Tom Stidl
modern day strange gods
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God Knows All of My Ways: Reflections on Psalm 139
God Knows All of My Ways: Reflections on Psalm 139
By Russell M. Lawson
Psalm 139 is one of the greatest Psalms, which reveals much about its author, David, and His God.
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The Rebirth After Retreat: How Compass Catholic Ministries Transforms Lives
The Rebirth After Retreat: How Compass Catholic Ministries Transforms Lives
By A Faithful Steward
Journey through the post-retreat experience in this enlightening blog, exploring the profound impact of returning from a transformative retreat. Discover the deep sense of inner peace, heightened clarity in life goals, and the enduring support of a connected community. Learn how Compass Catholic Ministries plays a pivotal role in maintaining the retreat's spirit in everyday life.
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What are humans, that You are mindful of them?
What are humans, that You are mindful of them?
By Russell M. Lawson
God the Creator and His Creation humbles humans, who realize over time that we are meant to preserve and to serve, not dominate and destroy.
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The Bible Says... (or does it?)
The Bible Says... (or does it?)
By Catholic Paths
We hear it all the time, ”The Bible says”. Nobody wants to act contrary to God’s unerring and holy word. Therefore, it’s a great way to justify anything as long as one can find even one verse to support what they want to believe. Let's look at some common errors in using the Bible. This article is available for free download at www.catholicpaths.com/hikes
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Surrender to the Lord
Surrender to the Lord
By Russell M. Lawson
From the beginning, the Lord has been with me. From birth to death, the Lord has been and will be with me. Surrender to the Lord.
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Being a Sheep to the Shepherd
Being a Sheep to the Shepherd
By Russell M. Lawson
The 23rd Psalm teaches us to accept the will of the Lord, and be at peace.
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Prophecy 2411 and beyond
Prophecy 2411 and beyond
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
End of these times or end of the times?
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As We Toil in the Vineyard
As We Toil in the Vineyard
By Frances Paquette Rossi
The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard challenges our notion of justice in a world where we feel work should receive fair recompense and goodness should be amply rewarded. Can we translate that principle to the spiritual life?
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Blessed by the Devil
Blessed by the Devil
By Victor S E Moubarak
Can you be blessed by the Devil?
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Last sunday's gospel: an allegorical meaning of the unforgiving servant
Last sunday's gospel: an allegorical meaning of the unforgiving servant
By Scott Pauline
If we cannot handle these two dimensions of suffering from moral evil and physical evil, then we are not worthy to be called a Christian since we have been forgiven an infinite debt.
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Saint Matthew: Called, Inspired, Martyred
Saint Matthew: Called, Inspired, Martyred
By Gary Sullivan
A meditation on Caravaggio's three scenes of Saint Matthew's life, his calling, his writing the Gospel of Matthew and his death by a sword while saying Mass. The Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist is celebrated on September 21st
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