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By Kim-Thérèse Lee
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Expectant Fervor in the Early Church
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass had basically the same structure in the early Church as it has today. Before being fed with the Body and Blood of Christ in the Liturgy of the Eucharist, the congregation was fed with the Word of God in the Liturgy of the Word.
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Day 321 – Quid est veritas?
By David Vermont
Today we read Pilate’s famous statement, “What is truth?” It is an important statement. Pilate is the governor of Judea, the ruler who is responsible for thousands of people’s lives, yet to him truth is fungible. The statement of Pilate comes immediately after Jesus has aligned himself with the side of truth.
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My Dear Friend Nellie Who Helped Me Have More Fatih
By Dr. Anne DeSantis
About five years ago, after a period of difficulty in my life, a friend introduced me to “Aunt Nellie”. We didn’t’ meet in person to begin with. We started out as “Facebook friends” and gradually became closer and even started talking on the phone sharing our lives and encouraging each other in our faith.
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Athena Calderone and a wife's happy witness--a review of "Cook Beautiful"
By Rose Cuervo
I have been introduced to the multi-hyphenate Athena Calderone (interior designer, model, social media influencer) who prides herself first and foremost as a wife and mother. She relays this in her debut cookbook "Cook Beautiful", a James Beard nominee for photography.
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Healing for Body, Mind, and Spirit
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The popular definition of health is the condition of being sound in body, mind and spirit. This clearly implies freedom from disease and pain, and it also implies the fullness of the vitality of life.
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Day 320 – Jesus Prays
By David Vermont
Today we read Jesus’ prayer in the garden of Gethsemane that he prays just before his arrest. There are some important aspects to focus on and of which to take note. First, it is important to understand Jesus’ first petition to the Father
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A Forgiving Heart
By Mary Rivers
Ash Wednesday, 2018 Seventeen young people Feel the sting of death, Undeserved, unable to overpower evil.
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Are you willing to get messy?
By Tess Shore
While sitting in church just listening to the chatter going on around me, I heard Father asking a woman, “Are you ready to get messy?” I did not hear the woman’s response. However, it made me think. Did Jesus and the Apostles know that their work was going to be messy?
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Mysteries Of God Discovered!
By Elizabeth Ambielli
In a recent series of articles I wrote of the way Catholic Christians live their faith here on this earth.
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Miraculous Power in the Early Church
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The history of those flurries of awesome miracles and healing that occurred in the early Christian liturgies due to the Lord’s spiritual presence is recorded in the Acts of the Apostles.
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Day 319 – The Spirit of Truth
By David Vermont
As the teachings of the Last Supper come to a close, Jesus speaks more of his death and he reveals to the Apostles that he will send the Holy Spirit to guide them after he is gone. Jesus reveals something important. Namely, there is more to learn, or at least to understand better. Jesus says that the Holy Spirit will lead the Apostles into this truth.
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Do You Want Jesus?
By Lorrie McNickle
The bottom line is - if we don’t want the Eucharist, we don’t want Jesus. And if we have left the Catholic Church, we have turned our back and abandoned the Eucharist. What this means is that that we have denied and turned our back on Jesus.
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The Healing Power of the Eucharist
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
In 1 Thessalonians 5:23, St. Paul speaks about three parts of the human personality: “May the God of peace himself make you perfectly holy and may you entirely, spirit, soul, and body, be preserved blameless for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” (NAB, emphasis added).
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Day 318 – The Effect of the Eucharist
By David Vermont
Another important parallel in today’s reading. Recall that the events we are reading now are taking place within the context of the Last Supper. The extensive teachings of Jesus are his final verbal lessons to his Apostles before the Passion begins.
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Thank God For Unanswered Prayer
By Birgit Jones
Our prayer petitions are often similar to those of others. Some prayers address wants, some needs, and some desires. As the saying goes, “There are three ways God answers our prayers – yes, no, and not now.”
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Praying a Counter-Cultural Rosary on the Frontlines of the Culture War
By John Horvat
As I stood on the country highway praying a rosary for marriage, I could not help but think I was on the front line. Talking about traditional marriage is essential, but it can be done from the safety of the home. Writing about the subject is an exercise done in the isolation of an office. When you are out in front of hundreds of passing cars or pedestrian traffic, that is the front line.
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