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For God so loved the world
For God so loved the world
By Adam Charles Hovey
Jesus loves you enough to die on a cross for your sins
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 3 - What is Sown in Weakness is Raised in Strength
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 3 - What is Sown in Weakness is Raised in Strength
By Mark C. McCann
We become more and more like Jesus as we yield to the power of the resurrection in all that we are and all that we do.
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All Things Are Possible for God: Reflections on the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
All Things Are Possible for God: Reflections on the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
By Tom Klocek
Wisdom is embodied in the "Word of God," and is the connecting theme in today's readings. Another theme is the Love of Jesus for us and especially for the young man who asked him the question. How, then, can we put God first above everything? We need God's grace in all that we do.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 2 - The Change Comes Both From Within and Without
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 2 - The Change Comes Both From Within and Without
By Mark C. McCann
As we are transformed within, the seed of grace manifests itself in our daily living as we show God’s love to a hurting world.
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The Power of Unanswered Prayer: Trusting in God’s Wisdom Over Our Desires
The Power of Unanswered Prayer: Trusting in God’s Wisdom Over Our Desires
By Aaron Schuck
Explore St. John Chrysostom’s profound teaching on prayer, trust, and how unanswered prayers can deepen our faith.
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 1 - The Grain Must Die to Produce Fruit
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 6, Day 1 - The Grain Must Die to Produce Fruit
By Mark C. McCann
In Baptism, we are transformed from sin’s slaves to God’s saints. Each day we are called again to die to sin and rise to new life.
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Is The End of the World At Hand?
Is The End of the World At Hand?
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
The World is Not Ending Just Yet!
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Catholic Men’s Devotionals, Week 6 – The Grain of Wheat
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Catholic Men’s Devotionals, Week 6 – The Grain of Wheat
By Mark C. McCann
The life of a Catholic man should be a resurrection life, lived for heaven and for the will of God. But that cannot happen until we learn to die to our egos, our selfish desires, and our need for ultimate control.
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Love Others as I have Loved You
Love Others as I have Loved You
By Catholic Paths
Jesus said that all the law and prophets are based on the commandment to love God and love others. How can we love people who are hurtful or sinful? Does loving enemies simply mean "forgive and forget"? Let's explore the words of Jesus, "Love others as I have loved you."
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What does it mean to have faith the size of a mustard seed?
What does it mean to have faith the size of a mustard seed?
By Adam Charles Hovey
Is having faith the size of a mustard seed the same as a little faith? Is it less than a great faith?
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 5 - Warrior Poets Stand Firm in Hope
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 5 - Warrior Poets Stand Firm in Hope
By Mark C. McCann
We fix our eyes on our final goal, knowing that God’s grace is our strength along the way.
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Keeping the Faith like Job
Keeping the Faith like Job
By Connie Beckman
Faith Like Job
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Let No Man Separate: 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Let No Man Separate: 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Marriage teaches us so many thing. It was instituted by God with the intent to help couples be led to heaven
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 4 - Warrior Poets Know the Source of their Strength
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 4 - Warrior Poets Know the Source of their Strength
By Mark C. McCann
Men who accept the mercy and grace of God find a superabundant source of strength that sustains them in all their trials.
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Be prepared
Be prepared
By Adam Charles Hovey
"Behold, I come as a thief. Blessed is he that watcheth and keepeth his garments, lest he walks naked, and they see his shame". (Revelation 16:15).
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To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 3 - Warrior Poets Hunger for God and Speak the Language of Love to a Lost World
To the Ends of the Earth: Character – Week 5, Day 3 - Warrior Poets Hunger for God and Speak the Language of Love to a Lost World
By Mark C. McCann
In surrendering to God, we experience his great love, his power, and his presence.
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It is Not Good for Man to be Alone: Reflections on the readings for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
It is Not Good for Man to be Alone: Reflections on the readings for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
By Tom Klocek
The unity of marriage, the wrongness of divorce and the family of God are all touched on in this week's readings. We are made in the image of God and are all part of God's family, heirs, brothers and sisters, through our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us keep in mind the importance of family in unity with God and each other.
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