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What will it take to be a Disciple of Jesus in today's world?
What will it take to be a Disciple of Jesus in today's world?
By Lori Conklin
What will it take to be a disciple of Jesus in today’s world? We all know that our world needs something to bring it back to center. We can see it in our families, neighborhoods, schools, communities, country and the world. It seems as if everyone has gone mad and the rules only apply to those who identify themselves as not only Christian but especially Catholic Christians.
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The Meaning of Life
The Meaning of Life
By Allison Brown
I love to pray. If I don't pray I feel like my life quickly starts going down hill fast. There is no peace in my heart. But when I sit down with my family I feel so at peace and in tune as if God Himself is sitting there right beside me.
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Legacy Lost
Legacy Lost
By Monica Therese
Never had she imagined her life would unfold like this. Life will never be the same. Within her a child had begun the journey of growth. What will the coming months hold for this young, unmarried woman? If she chooses to have this child will she be rejected by her family and friends? Will they support her? The laws of her country are harsh and could result in severe punishment,
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Why are People so Angry, All the Time?
Why are People so Angry, All the Time?
By Lorrie McNickle
I’ve noticed that there seems to be so much anger in our world today. On a smaller scale, this anger is evident in our neighborhoods, workplaces, families, social media and our churches. The most distressing aspect of this to me, it the anger present within and displayed by Christians; people whom proclaim to practice the Faith, yet act and speak in the most uncharitable voices.
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Valiant
Valiant
By Rose Rea
VALIANT: Act Justly. Love Mercy. Walk humbly. Be what you were created for. -Based on Micah 6:8
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Neon sign
Neon sign
By Ethan Hemberger.
Do you want to bring people closer to God? Here's a thought. I was taught about 10 years ago that everyone has a neon sign on their chest. Do you know what it says? It screams, MAKE ME FEEL SPECIAL.
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Are You Ready to Cash-in Your Chips?
Are You Ready to Cash-in Your Chips?
By Rev. John H. Hampsch, C.M.F
Without realizing it, we ask ourselves thousands of silent questions every day in decision-making. Should I buy this brand or that one? Can I afford to buy this item? What time is it? Should I see a doctor about this pain? What is the phone number I need to reach this person? Should I watch this TV program or another? What shall I order from the menu?
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Christ The King
Christ The King
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
After praying the Office for the Feast of Christ the King this morning, I smiled as I read a brief meditation written for this day in Magnificat. The priest author wrote about a friend who suggested a change that should be made in the name of today's feast day.
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Is Satan Real?
Is Satan Real?
By Bill Dunn
Over the last few weeks we’ve covered some rather serious topics here, so let’s lighten it up a little, OK? This week let’s talk about … Satan.
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Philadelphia and Pope Francis
Philadelphia and Pope Francis
By Tess Shore
It was time for Philadelphia to shine on many fronts especially since we had millions of people coming to our city to see the beloved Pope. We wrote songs. We painted murals. We even did a Grotto of Knots. We had security beyond the normal days.
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It 'is' a Big Deal
It 'is' a Big Deal
By Richard Maffeo
From the moment our 15 year-old son walked into the house after a weekend missions trip to Mexico, he rambled about his experience with an enthusiasm I thought he reserved only for computer programming.
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The King of Kings Demonstrates Power in Weakness
The King of Kings Demonstrates Power in Weakness
By Bill Dunn
For the weekend of November 21 and 22, we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King at Mass. It is the last week of the official Church year, which means next week a new Church year begins with the first Sunday of Advent. (Advent?! So soon? How can it be the Christmas season again? Wasn’t it just Christmas, like, three months ago?!! Man, time is flying by WAY too fast these days.)
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My Purpose in Life
My Purpose in Life
By Allison Brown
If you told me a week ago that I would be given the answers to my questions and daily struggles, I would have said "What ever". Truth of the matter is that over the weekend I have discovered and learnt what I needed so badly to hear, to be told.
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The Beauty of Motherhood, A Review of "Momnipotent: The-Not-So-Perfect Woman's Guide to Catholic Motherhood," by Danielle Bean
The Beauty of Motherhood, A Review of "Momnipotent: The-Not-So-Perfect Woman's Guide to Catholic Motherhood," by Danielle Bean
By Rosemary Bogdan
Author and editor Danielle Bean, herself a mother of eight, offers in her book Momnipotent a heartfelt encouragement to all mothers. Momnipotence, she explains, is “the kind of strength and power that belongs uniquely to women. When we deny our call to motherhood and fail to recognize its intrinsic dignity and worth, we deny the very gifts that make us uniquely female.”
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Be Saints
Be Saints
By Saoirse Godbout
Have you ever noticed that most children seem to go through a phase of wanting to be famous? They dream and long for the day when they’ll be president or on T.V., thinking “Sure, most people who want to be president fail, but not me!
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The Tree, the Tumbleweed, and the Dandelion
The Tree, the Tumbleweed, and the Dandelion
By Mike Zimmerman
Bear with me as I work this thought through. I was intrigued by someone’s metaphor today and thought I would elaborate on it a bit. The question that I pose to you the reader is this: are you a tree, a tumbleweed, or a dandelion? Now, while many might be thinking about their answer already and seeing the attributes of each, I ask you to hold off.
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Let Your Light Shine And God'S Love Will Shine Through!
Let Your Light Shine And God'S Love Will Shine Through!
By Sharla Ynostrosa
Hello Out There! I want to share something that happened at the Sack Lunch Ministry at our parish on Wednesday. A young man showed up about 25 minutes before we started handing out lunches. We had never seen him before. He sat in the cafeteria with his head down while he was waiting.
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