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God is Not an Impersonal ‘Force'
God is Not an Impersonal ‘Force'
By Bill Dunn
The old Baltimore Catechism asked this question: “Why did God make me?” And the answer was: “God made me to know Him, and to love Him, and to serve Him in this world; and to be happy with Him forever in the next world.”
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Jesus Knows Our Sorrows and Offers Healing
Jesus Knows Our Sorrows and Offers Healing
By Nancy Marie Murray
Our Lord is not far off, unconcerned with our human condition, but He cares deeply about our sorrows; He knows and grieves with us each time we are hurt or wounded, and He offers us healing, if we just turn to Him.
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One Heart, One Love
One Heart, One Love
By Carol Monaco
The heart is the muscle that pumps blood throughout our entire body to keep us alive; should our heart stop beating, we would die. The heart also is the center of our being where love lives and thrives. Should our heart ever harden, our love would die.
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Our Attitude Must Be Meek and Humble
Our Attitude Must Be Meek and Humble
By Bill Dunn
In this week’s gospel reading, Jesus tells His followers, “You are the salt of the earth….You are the light of the world….your light must shine before others.”
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Should the Church sell all its riches to the poor?
Should the Church sell all its riches to the poor?
By Tony Jesse
In her book, How Catholic Art Saved the Faith, Elizabeth Lev articulates that Catholicism expresses its foundation as the true church of Christ in that it showcases the formula of: the true, the good, and the beautiful.
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Origin of the True Cross of Jesus
Origin of the True Cross of Jesus
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Saint Anthony of Padua uses the History of the Greeks from the Apocryphal Gospel to recount the story of the origin of the Cross. In his Opus for the Feast of The Discovery of the Cross St. Anthony tells the story of the tree from which the Cross came.
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Are you distancing yourself from Jesus?
Are you distancing yourself from Jesus?
By Zaid Kanafani
As Christians, it’s not uncommon to experience what we call dry seasons of life. These periods can last a few days, weeks, I’ve even gone months at a time begging God to experience His presence in my daily life.
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Jesus is the Great "I AM"
Jesus is the Great "I AM"
By Michael J. McCormick
It is often puzzling to observe how many of us Catholics, even practicing ones, are not aware that Jesus is God! But this is the key to the entire work of salvation. The reason why the Sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross is perfect is precisely because he is God and therefore All Perfect.
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We Must Give Thanks in ALL Circumstances
We Must Give Thanks in ALL Circumstances
By Bill Dunn
In his first letter to the Thessalonians, St. Paul wrote, “In some circumstances, give thanks, for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus.” Oops, my mistake. I mistyped that. What Paul wrote was, “In ALL circumstances, give thanks.”
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The Power of Praying the Rosary!
The Power of Praying the Rosary!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Let us first start, though, with the POWER OF PRAYER, as we should. For the power of Prayer leads into the power of the Rosary. Prayer is seeking God, talking to God and connecting with God.
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The Grave Danger of Receiving the Eucharist Unworthily
The Grave Danger of Receiving the Eucharist Unworthily
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
A Pew study in 2019 reflected the sad reality that only 31 percent of Catholics believe the bread and wine at Mass actually become the body and blood of Jesus. In other words, 69 percent of Catholics do not believe in the Real Presence, which is the “source and summit of the Christian life (CCC 1324)”.
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Is Harry Potter Demonic?
Is Harry Potter Demonic?
By Tony Jesse
In God's creation, there exists two modes of reality blended together. There is the physical realm and the non-physical or metaphysical realm. In Biblical terms, we call the non-physical element the spiritual realm. The spiritual world is the mysterious avenue that some have access to while others, for whatever reason, do not. In this spiritual realm, there is a great war between good and evil. St
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Matthew Emphasized Fulfilled Prophecies
Matthew Emphasized Fulfilled Prophecies
By Bill Dunn
The Church’s liturgical year officially began on the First Sunday of Advent, right after Thanksgiving about two months ago. This current year is designated Year A, and most of the gospel readings are from Matthew.
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Coming OFF Our Cross, Living a Resurrected Life
Coming OFF Our Cross, Living a Resurrected Life
By Elizabeth Thomas
Following up on being the Living Sacrifice blog , as promised, here is the way we come off that Cross of Guilt and leave the past behind. Learning from the example of Jesus' Words as He hung on His cross, we are given the steps to be set free from ours.
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Should We Take the Bible Literally?
Should We Take the Bible Literally?
By JP Nunez
In our very polarized culture, many people tend to view the Bible in one of two ways: either they take everything in it 100% literally, or they think it’s all just a bunch of made-up stories that at best teach a few good moral lessons.
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You're Not Forgotten
You're Not Forgotten
By Katie Zalany
There’s a song by Lauren Daigle that has the line “There’s never been a moment you were forgotten” that keeps coming to my mind lately.
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3 reasons Catholics are leaving and what you can do about it
3 reasons Catholics are leaving and what you can do about it
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It is often said “the church is bleeding young people.” The Church is bleeding people of all ages, although mostly those under 30 years of age. In order to stop the bleeding of a wound one must understand the cause of the wound and how deep it goes. That is also true for the Church.
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