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There is a Crisis of "Fatherless" Children in America; We Should Turn to St. Joseph for Help
By Larry Peterson
September 8 was the birthday of our heavenly mom, Mary. On her birthday I also always think of Mother Mary’s husband, St. Joseph. Without him there would be no birthdays to celebrate, either on September 8 or December 25. When God chose Joseph of Nazareth to be the foster-father of His only Son, He certainly knew what He was doing.
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Gender Ideology and the Destruction of the Family
By Flávia Ghelardi
Pope Francis is insisting on the beauty of the family and in the care we must take so it can continue to be the base of our society. Although, in these days, it is threatened and the great threat is the gender ideology.
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2000 Years of Faith: Be Blessed! Have Faith! God loves us!
By Andee de Jesus
Our Lord Jesus Christ has been opening our hearts from the last 2000 years.
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The Virgin Mary by Fr. Raymond de Saint Laurent Book Review
By Norman Fulkerson
Spiritual stagnation is not uncommon for those who strive for Christian perfection. The remedy often comes from a book that one just happens to pick up, not realizing it as a vehicle for grace. Darkness is dispelled as we turn the pages and are enlightened with truths of the faith that are presented in an attractive way.
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The Prodigal Son & His Brother
By Charlie Johnston
We've all heard the story of the prodigal son, even non-believers are somewhat familiar with it. I've heard it preached on, lectured about, I've read articles and blog posts about it, I've studied it on my own, but I've always come at it from point of view of the prodigal son himself.
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Why Do I Go To Church?
By Renee Oania
As a little girl, growing up I remembered my parents, sister, and I would attend church every Sunday and my sister and I attended Catechism.
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Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear to my cry; Do not be silent at my tears
By Sandy Schading
Not long ago I had a disturbing dream about death in the Catholic school where I taught for many years. It was a dream that stuck to me and made me very anxious. Details are not important but I felt the message was urgent. However, I did not tell anyone although I felt that I needed to share it with the principal, but I did not.
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The Sin of Pride
By Lorrie McNickle
Pride, is the deadliest of all vices. Yet it is the one that we seem to fall victim to the most and in the worst ways. It is also a vice veiled in what seems to be honorable and true. How many of us boast about pride in our work, our offspring, and our accomplishments? Some of us even boast of our pride in our virtue and apparent goodness.
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The Tax Collector, Saint Matthew
By Rosemary Bogdan
Saint Matthew was an apostle of Jesus and the author of the first Gospel. He was a tax collector, an occupation despised by many because it allowed for great profit at the expense of others through extortion.
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The Fraility of Human Love Compared to God's
By Katie Zalany
Human love is so fragile. Almost everyone has been hurt by someone they’ve loved, and has lost a loved one through death or estrangement. Human love can be sweet, blessed, and wonderful one moment; and sorrowful, frustrating, and painful another moment.
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Philip Rivers Most Valuable Catholic
By Mike Morris
With all of the excitement that comes with a canonization ceremony one cannot help but ponder the thought, “Am I currently living among future Catholic saints?” The answer is most likely yes, but in the spirit of the 2016 NFL season I’d like to consider one man who has almost certainly earned his halo in his twelve years as a professional athlete.
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Translations
By Barry Cullum
Have you ever been in your parish priest’s office? Have you ever noticed how many books he has on bookshelves? Visit the home of a deacon. He will have as many, if not more books. Now take a look and find the Holy Bible. You won’t find one, you will find many! Most of them will not be the standard NAB Bible. What?! Why?
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Angry Vengeful God
By Victor S E Moubarak
Imagine you've died and gone to Heaven. Joy of joys !!! At last, you've made it. God has seen it fit for you to deserve Heaven. An eternity with Him. You are so glad, more than you've ever been your entire life.
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Taking Up the Cup of Salvation
By Elizabeth Thomas
In the reading I heard at Mass, one line reached out to me— “the cup of salvation, I will take up.”
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Can the Catholic Church Help us Reach Heaven?
By Donna Kendall
Road maps have always been fascinating works of art. They are drawn to scale and provide an aerial rendering of city locations, streets, highways, county lines, scenic markers, waterways, bridges, and bypasses. They give us a sense of how everything is connected and directional guidelines to help one arrive at a destination.
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We've Been Given More Than Enough Warning
By Bill Dunn
The gospel reading at Mass this weekend is the parable of the rich man and the beggar named Lazarus. (No, not the same guy Jesus raised from the dead. Apparently, Lazarus was the first century version of Bob or Fred, that is, a very common name.) The rich man, Jesus explained, “dined sumptuously each day,” while Lazarus was “covered with sores” and “would gladly have eaten his fill of the scraps
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I Cannot Forgive
By Victor S E Moubarak
Father Ignatius got an unexpected confession when sitting in his confessional on Saturday. The unknown voice on the other side of the small window of the wooden confessional said clearly “Father, I cannot forgive!”
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