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Always Searching For More
Always Searching For More
By John C Prejean Sr.
Why is it we are always searching for more? I remember before my reversion, the thought that “there has got to be something else, something more,” kept going through my mind and I found out that there was, but it took total surrender to God on my part, something most of us find hard to do. We fear that we may become less of a person if we give ourselves to God, that we won’t be the same person.
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Victory? Yes, Indeed
Victory? Yes, Indeed
By David R. Myers
How many times have we heard that Christ has won the victory? And what may be more to the point, how many times have we wondered, perhaps only to ourselves or to those close to us, how this can be?
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October 7, The Feast Day of Our Lady of Victory/Our Lady of the Rosary
October 7, The Feast Day of Our Lady of Victory/Our Lady of the Rosary
By Catholic365
Islamic armies ranged along the coasts of Africa, the Middle and Near East, toppling established powers, yearning “to bring all Europe within the dar al-Islam, the ‘House of Submission’ — submissive to the sharia law. Europe, as the land of the infidels, was the dar al-Harb, the ‘House of War’.
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The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary…..Points to Ponder
The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary…..Points to Ponder
By Rosemary Bogdan
While praying the rosary, it is important to meditate on the mystery of the decade you’re saying. Sometimes this is a challenge. The following are some thoughts that may help to keep your mind on each of the sorrowful mysteries
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Our Life, Our Sweetness and Our Hope
Our Life, Our Sweetness and Our Hope
By Elizabeth Tichvon
Today’s Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary takes me to a day long ago just before our class was to let out for Easter break. I knew something special was in store when Sister Jacinta asked us to clear our desks of everything but crayons. Excitedly, I lifted my creaky desktop and stuffed my things inside.
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Sow Love
Sow Love
By Norma Elaine Robertson
I see grace when a person shows their dislike of me and my beliefs, because it's an opportunity for spiritual growth. I don't encourage anybody to dislike me, I hope not, but I do see it as an opportunity of spiritual growth. It takes humility and self control to hold your tongue when others speak unkindly to you or of you.
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Church Doctrine Concerning Marriage and Communion Cannot Be Changed By The Synod of Bishops
Church Doctrine Concerning Marriage and Communion Cannot Be Changed By The Synod of Bishops
By Jason Izolt, M.Ed., M.A.T.
The Synod of Bishops which will be meeting October 5 - 19 is causing a lot of stir in both the media and in the pews. The media, doing what they do best, is causing a raucous in an attempt to get as many clicks, views, impressions or whatever other methods they use o drive business to their sponsors and thus increase their revenue.
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Change of Seasons, Change of Heart
Change of Seasons, Change of Heart
By Carol Ann Chybowski
It’s official, autumn is here. Oh, I do know that autumn technically arrived a week or two ago at the equinox. It just doesn’t seem like fall when the temperatures near triple digits every day and the wind carries nothing but heat from the inland deserts.
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Caring for the elderly: A lesson from my grandparents
Caring for the elderly: A lesson from my grandparents
By Luis Daniel Gonzalez
Sunday, September 28, 2014, Pope Francis celebrated Mass in St. Peter’s Square, followed by a special meeting with the elderly. Attendees included thousands of grandparents, elderly and religious life who participated in this encounter, and among them was also a special guest, Pope-Emeritus Benedict XVI.
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Our Eternal State
Our Eternal State
By Margaret LaCovara-Reveira
When a person dies, or the anniversary of their death is commemorated in the newspaper and social media, it is commonplace to hear or see various phrases "rest in peace...happy anniversary in heaven...watch over us..." and so forth. The assumption is made that the decedent is in heaven and while we miss them, he or she is now in a better place.
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My Interview of Karl Erickson
My Interview of Karl Erickson
By Kimberly Erickson
I first met Karl Erickson in Seattle during a New Testament class at Seattle Pacific University. We were married several years later and I can still say that I am married to my best friend.
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THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS IS REAL
THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS IS REAL
By Bill Dunn
There’s a very fascinating Catholic doctrine called the Communion of Saints. It states that all the believers who have gone before us are not isolated away in some far corner of Heaven. Instead, they are aware of our activities here on earth and they can intercede on our behalf. Pretty cool, huh?
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EVIL vs GOOD: It May be Time for Everyone to Choose Sides
EVIL vs GOOD: It May be Time for Everyone to Choose Sides
By Larry Peterson
It seems that now, in the early 21st century, people of faith have been thrust into the Canyon of Decision. This is a place where a personal decision must be made and only two choices are available. Those choices are Good vs Evil. God is the perfection of all that is GOOD. Satan is the owner of all that is EVIL.
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Islamic Offense, Islamic Impotence?
Islamic Offense, Islamic Impotence?
By Karl Erickson
The world seems on fire in violence instigated by those within the camp of radical Islam. I'd like to share an observation or two today concerning the nature of dissent when it comes with matters of the Islamic faith.
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An Interview with Kimberly Erickson
An Interview with Kimberly Erickson
By Karl Erickson
Twenty-four years ago, I married Kimberly Erickson in Dallas, Texas. Coming from a family where her father and grandfather are both successful artists, I knew she was artistic. Still, the breadth of her artistic range never ceases to amaze me. She really has done it all in the past two decades: illustrations, water gilding, and, most recently, fused glass creations of vivid color and light.
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My Mistaken Identity
My Mistaken Identity
By Norma Elaine Robertson
I was in a case of mistaken identity. I was desperately trying to "find myself" and would do what everyone else was doing. I thought I had to go along with what my friends were doing and act in the way that was like them.
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Be a Someone
Be a Someone
By Elizabeth Tichvon
This evening on Facebook, someone posted one of those reassuring Pinterest boards that reads, "Sometimes in life we just need someone to be there for us. Someone who will listen. Someone who will understand us." In past years, I would have grabbed onto this one and held tight. But I've come to believe that when we really feel deprived of SOMEONE, we must be a SOMEONE
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