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Marked for Christ: the Necessity of Baptism
Marked for Christ: the Necessity of Baptism
By Debra Black
By our Baptism we have ‘the principal role’ and duty, on behalf of all of creation, to assist each other in living holier lives. Through this “a more human manner of living is promoted in this earthly society”. Baptism matters.
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Do you reject Satan?
Do you reject Satan?
By Thomas | Reason2bCatholic
This Sunday following the Epiphany the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Baptism of the Lord. It is here we recall in a special way Jesus' baptism in the river Jordan by John the Baptist. In it we are also reminded of a great mystery revealed (the Trinity); and we are invited to call to mind our own baptism: Do you reject Satan and all his empty promises?
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A Mock Last Will
A Mock Last Will
By Joe Sixpack - The Every Catholic Guy
Is the Eucharist a mere symbol, or is it the real body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ? Well, I suppose that depends on you go along with a majority of Catholics.
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To the Ends of the Earth ... Radio Maria
To the Ends of the Earth ... Radio Maria
By Stephen Clark
Radio Maria Philippines & England
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The Sacrament of Reconciliation-2 Things Most Catholics Don’t Like
The Sacrament of Reconciliation-2 Things Most Catholics Don’t Like
By Shawn Messonnier, D.V.M
reconciliation
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The one thing you must do before going to Mass
The one thing you must do before going to Mass
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
There is one thing that every person should do before entering the church for Mass. It's possibly the most charitable thing you can do for your neighbor that day.
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Just Not Feelin' it: When it Gets Tough to Attend Mass
Just Not Feelin' it: When it Gets Tough to Attend Mass
By Christine M. Hanus
The meaning and significance of the Mass and why we attend Mass, even when we don't feel like it!
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5 Things You Might Be Doing Incorrectly at Mass
5 Things You Might Be Doing Incorrectly at Mass
By Christina M. Sorrentino
Let us take a look at some common practices that you might be doing incorrectly during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Ordinary Form.
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Mere Symbol?
Mere Symbol?
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
A reasoned defense of the Real Presence of the Eucharist.
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The (Hidden) Good News of Francis’ Suppression of the Latin Mass
The (Hidden) Good News of Francis’ Suppression of the Latin Mass
By David Vermont
The suppression of the Traditional Latin Mass is a sign for the faithful.
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The Gift of the Real Presence
The Gift of the Real Presence
By Christina M. Sorrentino
Let us never forget that Jesus Christ is really and truly present; Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity as True God and True Man in His Resurrected Glory in the Eucharist.
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The Magi followed the Star that led them to the Messiah
The Magi followed the Star that led them to the Messiah
By Fr. Jude M. Serfino
We have a star in life that guides us to Truth, Life, and Happiness. Epiphany is God's manifestation. It maybe a big surprise, a spark of wisdom, a raw knowledge or simply, a religious awakening and encounter of something extraordinary. Share one's epiphany like the three Magi who went back to their countries announcing the coming of the LIght. Their lives changed and became followers of Jesus.
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Are You in a State of Grace?
Are You in a State of Grace?
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Determining if you are in a state of grace.
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It all started in the manger, where the King was born
It all started in the manger, where the King was born
By Fr. Jude M. Serfino
Christmas is true, the greatest story ever told. It's no longer happening every year, it's our daily encounter of Christ when we are living in His Divine Presence and bringing His presence to others. Merry Christmas to all. Everyday is Christmas day.
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Carmela
Carmela
By Jim Gunshinan
My grandmother once said, "Mass is the best thing there is," and "The best thing we do at my church is feeding the poor." When she came from Italy to the United States, she had only a third-grade education, but to us, she was a saint and a "Doctor of the Church." Praying the Rosary and for the Poor Souls in Purgatory helped her carry the grief of losing three of her children in her lifetime.
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waiting with joy, serving with gladness
waiting with joy, serving with gladness
By Fr. Jude M. Serfino
The call of Mary brought blessings of joy, love, peace, and hope to Israel and into the world. Elizabeth was the first one to receive from Mary who brought Jesus. Not even unusual circumstances could prevent God to work in a mysterious way to realize His will in our lives.
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Rekindling the Eucharistic Amazement
Rekindling the Eucharistic Amazement
By Christina M. Sorrentino
How do we "live the celebration of the Eucharistic Mystery"?
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