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"Life" Changes as we Mature
By Ralph Hathaway
I looked at his eyes as he spoke to the congregation and could see deep within his demeanor a prospect of something that troubled him in a way that was not his usual stance or appearance.
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I Watched in Awe as the Priest Stepped into the Sandals of Christ
By Larry Peterson
Being Catholic has so many perks that non-Catholics will never understand. We have Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, we have the Real Presence, we have Benediction, May processions, The Blessed Virgin Mary, canonized saints, Eucharistic miracles. What binds and holds all of this together is the priesthood, this great, unfathomable gift given to us by Christ, Himself.
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Misleading Labels?
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
Time and time again, reality checks reveal that things are not always just what they seem.
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Day 177 – APPOINTED by the churches
By David Vermont
Today we read Paul, prompting the Corinthians to give generously to the campaign to raise money for other Christians in need. These passages have a simple one to one correspondence with our modern lives. We too should give generously to those in need.
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Forgive Us Our Trespasses
By Fr. Andrew Kooi
Over the years, I have observed how children play and interact. I noticed that, in quite a number of cases, children seem to find it so much easier to forgive and move on.
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You deserve to be happy!
By Catherine Garrett
Always said with the best of intentions, "You deserve to be happy!" is one of the most worldly phrases I have ever heard. Christ Himself was not happy all the time.
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Dear Faithful, Don't Pray To Santa Muerte: The Fake "Saint" Of Death
By Kim-Thérèse Lee
Pictured similarly to our Blessed Mother, the Most Holy Virgin Mary, because of the veil, Santa Muerte is a mockery and the total opposite. Literally translated as “Saint Death” or more commonly known as “our Lady of the Holy Death”, this fake “saint” has been dangerously accredited to demonic activity in the lives of many.
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Who Loses Eighty Pounds Getting Washed?
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The Statue of Liberty loses eight pounds each day by copper loss from annual rainfall. Each raindrop erodes only an infinitesimal bit of copper from Lady Liberty. But, as the dictum has it, "many bits make a big bite."
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Day 176 – Godly Grief
By David Vermont
Paul continues on regarding rectifying the situation that had occurred in Corinth. Here Paul makes an important point for us:
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When the Journey Becomes Tiring, Carry On
By Trish Irvine
Over three years ago, I filled a hiking backpack, flew to Europe, and walked El Camino de Santiago. The first day on the Camino, though difficult, was exhilarating. We walked from the beautiful little town of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France, over the Pyrenees, and into Roncesvalles in Spain.
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The Untold Story of the Rich Man
By Caroline Godin
I recently used the Rich Man story from the Bible in my 3rd grade Religious Education class. As with most (both children and adults), the presumption is that the rich man goes away sad and does not choose to follow Christ. But is that really what happens?
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Halloween and the Legend of the Jack-O-Lantern
By Larry Peterson
Long ago in Ireland, in the land of shamrocks, leprechauns, soft winds and smiles, there lived a man named Jack. Jack was quite lazy and did not like to work. But he had the gift of "blarney" and could talk the peat off the moss.
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The Longing of Belonging
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
Psychologists say that this need to belong has two aspects: 1) frequent, positive interactions with the same persons, and 2) a framework of long-term, stable caring and concern. "A faithful friend is a life-saving remedy," says the proverbialist (Sir 6:16, NAB).
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Day 175 – Do Not Accept the Grace of God in Vain
By David Vermont
Take a look at the first sentence of Chapter 6, something you might pass over as you get into the chapter without realizing its implications: Working together with him, then, we entreat you not to accept the grace of God in vain.
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Are you celebrating Halloween like a pagan? 5 ways you can celebrate it like a Catholic.
By Rex Teodosio
Are you celebrating Halloween like a pagan? Here are 5 ways you can celebrate it like a Catholic.
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Liberal Heretics and Communism: a Theological Compendium
By Scott Pauline
Before we commence to the analysis of liberalism in Christianity and beyond, it will be necessary to argue for a mystical meaning of the number 3 in the Scriptures that seem to typify the liberalism,
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Love Letter to Parents - Matters of Faith
By Fr. Andrew Kooi
Remember that you are parents to your kids, and that you are fully responsible for bringing up your kids not only in worldly matters, but especially also in spiritual matters. There are times you need to double your efforts and make sacrifices to be with your children to share the Word of God.
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