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Everything Happens for a Reason
Everything Happens for a Reason
By Gary Sullivan
It's not only okay to think everything happens for a reason, it's Biblical as well. We are not nihilists. In the end, "We know that in everything God works for good for those who love him"
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Making the Road Ahead Clear
Making the Road Ahead Clear
By Daniel Mark
Misunderstandings are part of our story. We need to stay faithful to Christ. He can make the road ahead clear.
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Discipleship: Kenosis
Discipleship: Kenosis
By Jim Moran
Kenosis and Listening
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Be grateful for what you have and do not covet what is not yours.
Be grateful for what you have and do not covet what is not yours.
By Troy Kroening
Help us to see past the forbidden fruit to see the Father Who only wants the best for us.
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What If Jesus Had Changed His Mind?
What If Jesus Had Changed His Mind?
By James Moore
Yes, Jesus is meek and humble of heart, but we're not talking about Cowardly Lion meekness and humility, we're talking Aslan-style meekness and humility.
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Being In Christ
Being In Christ
By Richard Maffeo
St Paul tells us if anyone is 'In Christ' he's a new creation. Which begs a few questions.
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Calls to Action after Seeing Sound of Freedom
Calls to Action after Seeing Sound of Freedom
By Katie Zalany
What can we do in response to the movie, Sound of Freedom? The readings today lend a few insights.
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We are in the “Forgiveness Business”
We are in the “Forgiveness Business”
By Debbie Field
Forgiveness can make a difference in your life.
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A Fresh Look at the Lord’s Prayer
A Fresh Look at the Lord’s Prayer
By Catholic Paths
Before He taught His disciples how to pray, Jesus warned “do not babble like the pagans, who think that they will be heard because of their many words.” Jesus cautions about uttering empty words, making prayer mechanical. There is no virtue in the mere utterance of words. Let’s take a fresh look at the Lord’s Prayer. This article is available for download at catholicpaths.com
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Discipleship: How to Listen
Discipleship: How to Listen
By Jim Moran
One person's thoughts on how to become a disciple of Christ through listening.
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Mary nourished and still nourishes the Body of Christ.
Mary nourished and still nourishes the Body of Christ.
By Troy Kroening
As Jesus needed nourishment from Mary, we need her nourishment much more. Jesus needed it for his physical needs, but we need it for our spiritual needs. Jesus did not lack spiritually; we do. And as Jesus needed to be with Mom for her to nourish Him physically, we need to be with Mom for her to nourish us spiritually. We need to spend time on her lap as she forms us into mini-Christs, Christ
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Are you a Martha or a Mary?
Are you a Martha or a Mary?
By Debbie Field
Hospitality versus Devotion, or both?
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Is The Rocket's Red Glare...Still There?
Is The Rocket's Red Glare...Still There?
By Dave Mishur
The sorry state of our nation makes a mockery of Independence Day celebrations.
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Shrines of Italy: Church of Jesus (Casa Professa)
Shrines of Italy: Church of Jesus (Casa Professa)
By Christopher McCarthy
For this trip, I made my way down to the city of Palermo on the island of Sicily. There, I found one of the most unique and richly decorated shrines I have ever seen. The local architectural style of Sicilian Baroque lends well to the Jesuit penchant for finer details, creating a masterpiece that many are quick to overlook, while few are quick to forget.
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The Murky Waters of Vatican II
The Murky Waters of Vatican II
By Nathaniel Slattery
A response to a book which I cannot speak about in public.
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Your faith is lived out in your works.
Your faith is lived out in your works.
By Troy Kroening
Do you want comfort in this life OR in the next life? You cannot have both.
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High Expectations – God likely expects them.
High Expectations – God likely expects them.
By Debbie Field
High expectations are good for us and the world.
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