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Are You Seeking Citizenship in the Kingdom?
Are You Seeking Citizenship in the Kingdom?
By Lorrie McNickle
The more I learn and grow deeper into our Faith, the more I realize just how horrible a sinner I am, I’ve been, and how terribly I fail every day at being a true follower of Christ. The realization is pretty startling, and humbling.
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The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross
The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross
By Frank J. Maduri
The Exaltation of the Holy Cross is commemorated by the Holy Catholic Church on September 14th and is a reminder of the importance of the core symbol of our faith as well as the sacrifice that Our Lord made upon the Holy Cross for our salvation. We honor that Cross on which Christ won for us our redemption.
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Opportunity Knocking
Opportunity Knocking
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The story epitomized the mentality of persons who would like to escape from the bondage of sin, but are ashamed of what others might think of them if they admitted their weakness and failures.
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Day 129 – Jesus' "Brothers and Sisters"
Day 129 – Jesus' "Brothers and Sisters"
By David Vermont
Jesus had no blood brothers or sisters. But wait, doesn’t it says right there in Mark 6, which we read today: Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses and Judas and Simon, and are not his sisters here with us?” And they took offense * at him.
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A Church in Peril
A Church in Peril
By Ralph Hathaway
As a Roman Catholic deacon since 1974, adhering strictly to the teaching of the Roman Catholic Church, and now writing almost exclusively about issues that are in communion with our doctrines, I must respond to an article I read in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Saturday, September 9, 2017, regarding something that made the hairs on the back of my neck rise.
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Glimmer in the Dust
Glimmer in the Dust
By Katie Zalany
There’s a beautiful song by Hillsong called “Glimmer in the Dust.” It’s a song about finding God. Being lost in shadows and darkness, and finding His glimmer in the dust.
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Arise And Shine!!
Arise And Shine!!
By Elizabeth Thomas
IT is RESURRECTION DAY! Well it will be when you decide to come forth from the tomb! Oh—I’m sorry---kind of left you there didn’t I? Since the blog on “In the Tomb,” the follow up did not get written. I could say there were good reasons, but truth is—response to the inner healing was less than expected.
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Where is the Goalpost?
Where is the Goalpost?
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
If we lose sight of our proper goal in life, we may find ourselves gratifying the Enemy and his cheering section in Hades.
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Day 128 – The Woman with the Hemorrhage
Day 128 – The Woman with the Hemorrhage
By David Vermont
We see Jesus called to the house of a synagogue official to heal his sick daughter. Huge crowds press in upon him as he travels. One person, a woman with a hemorrhage, knows that if she can just touch Jesus’ cloak she will be healed. She fights her way through the crowd and touches the hem of his garment. Immediately she is cured.
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Charlie Gard and The Hidden Treasure
Charlie Gard and The Hidden Treasure
By James Berkon
“What was the scripture reading this past week?” I asked, still needing my morning coffee. “The treasure buried in the field.” My mother responded. “Oh yeah, now I remember.”
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Can Woe Be Gone for the Woebegone?
Can Woe Be Gone for the Woebegone?
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
To be "crestfallen" is to be disconsolate or discouraged; and this state of mind can even devolve into a dark form of despair, while the depressed person is not even aware of the reason for it.
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Day 127 – the Gerasene Demoniac
Day 127 – the Gerasene Demoniac
By David Vermont
Today we read about Jesus healing a man possessed by demons. In fact, so many demons possess the man that when Jesus asks their name they refer to themselves as “legion”, a reference to a Roman legion consisting of at least 1,000 men (and at times up to 6,000).
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Spirituality of Place
Spirituality of Place
By Bret Thoman
What is “Spirituality of Place”? Are certain places holier than others? Or does one particular place have more spiritual value than others? Since three years ago, my wife and I made the decision to move to Loreto, Italy, I find myself thinking about this frequently.
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Called to Communion: An Intro to Communion Ecclesiology
Called to Communion: An Intro to Communion Ecclesiology
By William Hemsworth
Within Christendom, Ecclesiology is looked at in a variety of different ways. Within Protestantism the church may be seen within a synod, a presbytery, or an autonomous unit Within Catholicism, Ecclesiology revolves round the sacrament of the Eucharist and those who are in union with the Bishop.
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When Disaster Strikes
When Disaster Strikes
By Victor S E Moubarak
"Why would a merciful God allow these disasters to happen?"
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Complete Delete
Complete Delete
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
The average adult today can remember the time when computers were unheard of, or at least not regarded as a home appliance. Yet today, if all computers stopped working, our highly technological society would be rendered helpless and the economy would collapse.
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Day 126 – Jesus' Parables
Day 126 – Jesus' Parables
By David Vermont
Today we continue reading Jesus’ parables. We begin with the parable of the lamp under the basket.
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