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Bear Patiently the Cross
Bear Patiently the Cross
By Will Campbell
What is your cross? know that I do not have to look far to see my crosses. I’m sure after a few moments of consideration, you can think of yours, too. I don’t say this today to depress you, but, quite the opposite. In fact, if you wish to be a disciple of Christ and follow him, it would probably do you well to consider your cross.
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What is the difference between Catholic and Protestant?
What is the difference between Catholic and Protestant?
By De Maria
Catholicism teaches the orthodox Christian faith. In other words, Catholicism is the standard of all Christianity. Other Christians have fallen away from the Catholic Church and have adopted beliefs which differ from those which Jesus Christ passed down to His Apostles and in turn they passed down to us.
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A Simple Explanation for the Drop in Mass Attendance
A Simple Explanation for the Drop in Mass Attendance
By Bill Dunn
Many people nowadays wonder why attendance at Sunday Mass has dropped so drastically. For example, here in the Hartford Archdiocese on any given weekend, the number of people at Mass is a full 65% less than during the 1960s.
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What Protestants should know
What Protestants should know
By De Maria
Jesus Christ established the Catholic Church. It is clear from even a cursory reading of the New Testament, that there is no mention of any Protestant Church within those venerable pages. Nor is there any mention of any Protestant doctrine which contradicts the Catholic Church.
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What's A Parent To Do?
What's A Parent To Do?
By Linda Kracht
We’ve all heard or used the phrase — time is money … gotta get going; time doesn’t wait. How about this phrase: time’s ticking and I have so much to do. Many of us live the rush hour from the time we get up until the time we retire at night. Some keep going even then.
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Being Versus Action: A Reflection
Being Versus Action: A Reflection
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
The tension between ‘Being’ and ‘Action’ is fundamental. We know the importance of balance in our work and the need to take time to simply ‘be.’ But for many of us, like Martha in the Gospel, activity is what we do, essential to our nature.
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Lead Me To Calvary
Lead Me To Calvary
By Mike Bugal
When I was an Evangelical Christian I loved the old hymns of the faith. There is nothing wrong with the newer songs or even the simplistic worship music that are so popular among young church goers (and by now some in their middle age too). But in food terms the newer songs are Big Macs and the older hymns are filet mignon.
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That you glorify God with one mind and one mouth
That you glorify God with one mind and one mouth
By De Maria
I hear many people, to this day, say that they left the Church because they feel the Mass is dead. They don’t get anything out of it. They also complain that the people in the Mass aren’t very friendly. Not very inviting to outsiders.
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Strengthen Your Lenten Journey Through Fasting
Strengthen Your Lenten Journey Through Fasting
By Ellen Gable Hrkach
When you hear the word fasting, do you automatically cringe? Do you dread Ash Wednesday or Good Friday? Or do you embrace the self-denial of fasting on those days? If you’re like most people, you might not look forward to Ash Wednesday or Good Friday, the Church’s compulsory days of fasting.
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God Shares Our Pain: Lessons from the Adoration Chapel
God Shares Our Pain: Lessons from the Adoration Chapel
By Amanda Knapp
"Sticks and stones can break our bones, but words can never hurt us." I'm sitting here, fairly late at night, in the Adoration Chapel at my church. It's quiet; it's dimly lit. It feels holy.
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Giving Up Something For Lent? Not so FAST
Giving Up Something For Lent? Not so FAST
By Jacob Escobedo
Ah Lent! The season of the universal Church’s liturgical year that is centered on penance. Also known as the time in which the Gloria and Alleluia are not sung and Mass tends to be slightly more solemn in order to provide an environment for reflection and humble prayer.
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The Festivals of the Lord
The Festivals of the Lord
By De Maria
The Passover is called the Pasch all over the world. Except in English speaking countries, where it it called Easter. Easter is the Festival equivalent of the Passover.
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The Culture of Lent
The Culture of Lent
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
Ordinarily, I don't consider culture and Lent in the same phrase but in determining what to call my thoughts and ideas about Abraham, Moses, The Transfiguration and metanoia, I realized how fitting is the word culture to describe these people, that event and a new way of thinking and living.
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Pride vs the Humility of Pope Francis
Pride vs the Humility of Pope Francis
By Larry Peterson
Pope Francis, without trying and by just being who God made him to be, wears the mantle of humility without fanfare, showmanship, pretentiousness or anything that might be self-serving in any manner.
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The Open Wound: Why Unity Matters.
The Open Wound: Why Unity Matters.
By Gwen Evans
On January 25th, Pope Francis joined leadership from the Orthodox and Anglican churches at a prayer service concluding the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
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Courage, Play the Man
Courage, Play the Man
By Norman Fulkerson
Religious persecution is a frequent topic of discussion in our country and for good reason. The mere mention of Kim Davis and the Little Sisters of the Poor, is sufficient to conjure up images of a heavy handed bureaucracy and unjust laws that brook no restraint.
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Not Even a Mother Theresa
Not Even a Mother Theresa
By Richard Maffeo
Not a day goes by that I don’t hear from somewhere how Trump or Cruz or any of the other GOP candidates will save America – or destroy it. And not to be outdone, the other side trumpets that Clinton or Sanders will save us – or destroy us.
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