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ACT OF REPARATION TO THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS FOR VIOLATION OF TRUST
By Kathy Lamb
Every first Saturday of the month we have morning Mass followed by Holy Hour but today Father added five more hours of Adoration.
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A Beautiful Devotion—The Rosary for the Holy Souls in Purgatory
By Larry Peterson
The Souls in Purgatory hold a place of high esteem within the Catholic faith. These are our relatives and friends and fellow Catholics who have gone before us and, prior to entering heaven, must spend a period of purification in a place called Purgatory
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MY CHURCH IS MORE THAN A FEELING
By Sherry Kenner
"Lord, remember Your holy church, spread thoughout the world." After Father pronounced these words during holy Mass today, he paused for several minutes.
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Answer to an Old Article
By Mike Bugal
Occasionally, it a good idea for me to review some of my old articles. There have been responses that I haven’t seen since we don’t get notices about such things. I wrote a multi-part series on the Resurrection which you can read here: Resurrection Evidence: Some Alternative Theories Part 1
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To Whom shall we go? You have the words of Everlasting Life!
By Ralph Hathaway
A strong reaction to what Jesus said; Are you going to leave as well? (Jn 6: 68) Yet, in light of the recent sex-abuse scandal and the outcry from so many disillusioned Catholics many are doing just that. Leaving the pews of the Church, withholding monies from the collection baskets, demanding that the bishops resign their posts; including the Holy Father.
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Pope St. Stephen I—He defined the Sacrament of Baptism and it Stands to this Day
By Larry Peterson
If we could travel back in time to the middle of the third century we would quickly discover the Catholic Church, although fraught with differences from today, had many similarities to our modern day, 21st-century church. There was plenty of hierarchical infighting going on and the politics of leading the Church was in flux.
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Communism, Fascism, and Liberal and Conservative Christianity in the Bible, and the Alabaster Jar of Anti-Sacramental Mystery
By Scott Pauline
This is in STUDENT/TEACHER format, for entertaining interplay. This is very long, but we worth it, in my humble opinion. Enjoy if you can!
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Mass Attendance is Down...Poper Catechesis is Part of the Solution...
By Dan Baca
On July 29, 2018 Fox News did a story concerning a Gallop Poll (i.e., https://news.gallup.com/poll/232226/church-attendance-among-catholics-resumes-downward-slide.aspx ) that found Catholic Mass attendance continues to drop. The purpose of this article is to address—to some extent—why this is the case and suggest, in a limited fashion, what the Catholic Church can do address this negative trend.
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Believers or Not
By Mary Rivers
We make the sign of the cross, We eat no meat on Friday, Following alone the traditions of man, We nullify the true word of God
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Pittsburgh Permanent Deacons; 44 years Young.
By Ralph Hathaway
How it all began way back in 1971. A young Black man was inspired to become a Catholic Priest and when he approached the diocese with his desire, the suggestion that he go south to an all-black seminary never discouraged Joe, but he wanted to stay in Pittsburgh.
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A Response to the Latest Catholic Sex Scandals
By Bill Dunn
Oh, dear Lord, here we go again. The Catholic Church is being rocked by more clergy sex abuse scandals. The first time around, beginning in 2002 in Boston, it was shocking and embarrassing. This time around, it is simply infuriating.
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Betrayal, Deception and the Love of a Mother
By Susan Skinner
It is said that Judas stopped believing in Jesus during the Bread of Life discourse. A lot of disciples stopped believing then. It is interesting to note that it is John 6:66 that states “as a result many of his disciples returned to their former way of living.” It is this betrayal and rejection of Christ, that is later marked with those same numbers in the Book of Revelation,
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A Call to Perfection
By Ralph Hathaway
How many would be quick to voice their joy at seeing one of their great-grandchildren praying at church or doing grace before meals? How much more would you be elated if this child was 3 years old? Of course, you might say it’s cute, or where did this come from; maybe they saw it on TV or more importantly at the bidding of their parents exuded these words, perhaps one time.
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And a Child Shall Lead Them
By Bill Dunn
I was born and raised Catholic, and over the years I’ve been a member of many parishes. For almost six decades every parish priest I had was older than me. When I was a grade school kid, I remember that our parish priest was even older than my parents! So, in my mind he must’ve been something like 150 years old. (But, you know, he didn’t look a day over 145!)
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Saints in the Scandals: The Next Generation of Holy Ones
By Matthew Alan-Anthony Johnson
We have all heard the breaking news stories and horrifying details, in which this would require a series of articles to honestly report: a new wave of scandals have hit the Catholic Church, in where this new wave is disturbing to say the least.
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The Gates of Hell
By Lorrie McNickle
The Gates of Hell shall not prevail against the Church. That was Jesus’ promise to us. He promised to always be with us, and that the gates of Hell would not prevail.
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A 5 Word Prayer for When You Feel Empty
By Katie Zalany
One day during daily mass, the Holy Spirit prompted me to add these five simple words to my after Holy Communion prayer when I ask God to strengthen and nourish me with His food for the day ahead .
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