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Spiritual Warfare: The Untapped Resource of Redemptive Suffering
Spiritual Warfare: The Untapped Resource of Redemptive Suffering
By Terri Thomas
Many of us are familiar with the phrase “Offer it up!” but do we really understand what it means? To know this can be life-changing! At least it was for me.
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My Wedding Was Meaningless
My Wedding Was Meaningless
By Chelsey Kennedy
A first-person narrative poem in which a woman reflects on her wedding day
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Nurturing Self-Worth
Nurturing Self-Worth
By Maria Cecilia Escobedo
Discover the profound significance of nurturing self-worth in the wellness journey of Catholic women. Explore the intersection of faith, self-care, and authentic relationships in fostering holistic well-being and spiritual growth.
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Who Am I?
Who Am I?
By Janet Cassidy
In today's post I encourage you to consider the importance of waiting on God, knowing yourself, and listening carefully for the way in which he calls you to walk.
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Frozen Embryos - What to do
Frozen Embryos - What to do
By Janet Cassidy
What are we going to do with over a million frozen embryos? Should in vitro fertilization continue? What does the Church say about it? Today I offer you some great links, along with my blog on this topic. Please share where you can.
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How's your Lent going? Three helpful suggestions
How's your Lent going? Three helpful suggestions
By Dr. Anne DeSantis
How is your Lent going thus far? In this article from Anne DeSantis, she gives three helpful suggestions to make the very most of the Lenten season. Learn how these tips can help you grow in virtue that lasts long after Lent.
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The Institution of the Family: Chesterton and the Catechism
The Institution of the Family: Chesterton and the Catechism
By Lady Catherine
This article is about Chesterton's essay,"On Certain Modern Writers and the Institution of the Family," in light of the Catechism's teachings on the family, examining why it is important for today.
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We sabotage ourselves
We sabotage ourselves
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
There are bumps and holes we encounter during our faith journey and walk with the Lord. Our tendency is to look for someone or something to blame for the obstacles.
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Shame and Shamelessnes: The Spousal Meaning of the Body as an Antidote to Lust
Shame and Shamelessnes: The Spousal Meaning of the Body as an Antidote to Lust
By Glenn Lanham, MATS
How the Theology of the Body by St. John Paul II can be a strong antidote against Lust and Porn abuse
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What? Church without God?
What? Church without God?
By Janet Cassidy
Today I discuss "secular" churches and the reality of what they offer. Be sure to check it out!
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Sacrificial Love
Sacrificial Love
By Troy Kroening
To love another person, you will their good. And sacrificial love is when you will their good by sacrificing something for/of yourself.
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St. Francis de Sales' Direction of Intention for Catholic Moms
St. Francis de Sales' Direction of Intention for Catholic Moms
By Maria Cecilia Escobedo
Discover how to infuse your life with divine presence and embrace grace through these 3 transformative steps. Learn how to cultivate holy moments and deepen your spiritual connection.
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Reflecting on One Year of Official Dating Six Key Tips
Reflecting on One Year of Official Dating Six Key Tips
By The Catholic Philadelphian
One year of dating someone who shares my faith and values.
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Love is like a compost pile
Love is like a compost pile
By Paul Sofranko
The building up of love reflects the adding of materials to a compost pile!
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The Art of Marriage
The Art of Marriage
By Linda Kracht
Marriage is an Art; yet all too amateurs give advice that doesn't help. This article explores this conundrum.
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Love Is...
Love Is...
By Ophelia Molina
Contrary to popular belief, love is not a feeling. Love is an active verb—an expression of action. It encompasses deliberate deeds and gestures rather than mere passive sentiment. To love is a choice that must be made multiple times throughout the day over the course of a lifetime. Luckily for us, Saint Paul's 1st Letter to the Corinthians provides an excellent definition of what love is.
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Catholic Speed Dating Sites To Try
Catholic Speed Dating Sites To Try
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Tired of secular dating sites? Thankfully we have two amazing ways to find your spouse and have excellent success stories.
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