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Humility
Humility
By Daniel Mark
Humility is an important lesson for all of us to learn.
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Another Chance
Another Chance
By Richard Maffeo
What might have happened to John Mark if not for Barnabas?
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A Catholic Visits a Palm Beach County Hospital
A Catholic Visits a Palm Beach County Hospital
By Michael J. Baglino
His Catholic conscience kicked in at room 307 at a Palm Beach County hospital.
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We Cannot Always Support Our Children’s Choices
We Cannot Always Support Our Children’s Choices
By Caroline Godin
We want to support all our children do, but sometimes we need to reject their choices. Here's both why and how.
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Lent: Let God Lead
Lent: Let God Lead
By Brook White
Let God lead you this Lent... Remember, this isn't about YOU! Let God show you where you need to grow/who needs your love and support this Lenten season!
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Sappy for Jesus: The Sweeter Side of Patience
Sappy for Jesus: The Sweeter Side of Patience
By Brook White
Read how the art of maple syrup can teach you a thing or two about patience, whether you wanted to grow in patience or not!!!
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The Gift Given From Little: A Lesson in the Spirit of Almsgiving
The Gift Given From Little: A Lesson in the Spirit of Almsgiving
By Katie Zalany
I recently received a gift from someone. I know it was given from very little that they had at this point in their life, and it caused me to think about generosity and almsgiving in a new way.
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In Remembrance of Me
In Remembrance of Me
By Richard Maffeo
When the Lord told His disciples to receive Him through the bread and wine, He wanted them to remember . . . .
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See those Christians, how they love one another ..
See those Christians, how they love one another ..
By Stephen Clark
The early church was rich in compassion and with a clear sense of identity and purpose
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‘How a Florida Catholic Viewed the Covid - 19 Pandemic in Paris’
‘How a Florida Catholic Viewed the Covid - 19 Pandemic in Paris’
By Michael J. Baglino
Catholicism amidst the origins of Covid-19 in Paris, France
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Happiness Through Holiness
Happiness Through Holiness
By Emily Berns
This article describes how we can achieve happiness by being holy and shows how the lives of the saints can help us to grow in holiness. The world has an idea of happiness by avoiding suffering but Christian happiness involves uniting our suffering with Jesus's and living for Him.
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Spring as a Season of Vulnerability
Spring as a Season of Vulnerability
By Emily Snider
Spring is truly a season of vulnerability taught by the blossoming of the flowers. Our hearts are invited to vulnerability as well in the midst of this beautiful season.
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When God calls you, will you answer?
When God calls you, will you answer?
By Troy Kroening
Then, why haven’t you?
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Life As A Dirt Bag
Life As A Dirt Bag
By Nancy Lessard
We believe a lot of dirt about ourselves but that’s not what God sees.
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Follow Your Conscience…But Form it Properly First!
Follow Your Conscience…But Form it Properly First!
By Shawn Messonnier, D.V.M
Follow your conscience or follow authority? Which causes more problems?
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Is Waiting in Line for a Fish Sandwich Really Worth My Time?
Is Waiting in Line for a Fish Sandwich Really Worth My Time?
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Finding substitutes for meat during Lent
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Trained by War and betrayed by Peace
Trained by War and betrayed by Peace
By Stephen Clark
It’s odd how in those times the young possessed a sense of duty, courage and honour, a long forgotten innocence perhaps that drove them to sacrifice for their country, kin, and the freedoms they sought to defend. What was lacking in their leaders does not lessen their qualities.
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