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The Little Way: A Daily Lenten Sacrifice
The Little Way: A Daily Lenten Sacrifice
By Caroline Godin
Lenten sacrifice doesn't have to be complicated. By looking at our daily lives more simply, we can find 'little ways' to give to Jesus and find more of ourselves.
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Doubling My Lenten Prayer
Doubling My Lenten Prayer
By Dr. Pup
Lenten prayer through hymns and songs
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Bronze, Rubber and Rice
Bronze, Rubber and Rice
By Stephen Clark
Supporters believe the reduction in population will eliminate poverty. As if overpopulation was related to their poverty; with most of the wealth of the nation in the hands of a small minority here, and everyone else scrambling for as much as they can get, poverty is much more related to inequalities in distribution of wealth not a lack of it or an excess of people.
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Lent: Give Up, Give to Others, and Give to God
Lent: Give Up, Give to Others, and Give to God
By Katie Zalany
Lent is a holy time that God leads us to deeper repentance and conversion. Make good use of the gift of this season by carefully considering and discerning where God wants you to go this year, accepting His surprises along the way, and doing these three things: give up, give to others, and give to God.
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Lent: Making Time to Grow Your Gifts and Talents
Lent: Making Time to Grow Your Gifts and Talents
By C.L. Killgore
Lent, making time to assess and grow the gifts, talents and abilities you've been given.
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The best thing to give up for Lent (and it’s not chocolate)
The best thing to give up for Lent (and it’s not chocolate)
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Many Catholics choose to give up chocolate, sweets, junk food or sodas for Lent. However, that's not the greatest thing to give up this Lent.
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Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to Ukraine!
By J.B. Toner
A prayer and a hope
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Finding happiness...
Finding happiness...
By Debra Black
The Catholic Church is suffering the greatest loss of members in its history, especially amongst younger generations. At the same time, the US population is suffering epidemics of loneliness, anxiety, depression and suicide. This article begins a series of insights into our faith from Belonging: An Invitation to Happiness for Millennial Catholics to help all of us find our true belonging in Jesus
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Character was the first Casualty
Character was the first Casualty
By Stephen Clark
The beginning of civilisation in Western Europe is usually credited to the efforts of Charlemagne, a visionary Emperor, who started to import learned men, usually monks, to spread knowledge in his empire, and through his Knights code brought order and a more benevolent society, a sharp contrast with the barbarism that had dominated for centuries.
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Ukraine
Ukraine
By J.B. Toner
Souls and nations
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The Minor Chastisement and the Reunion of Christians in the Divine Plan, a Poem
The Minor Chastisement and the Reunion of Christians in the Divine Plan, a Poem
By Scott Pauline
Humanity has fought with the church's teachings in a logical progression and now it is really dark and a chastisement looms. But God can heal humanity and bring them back to the lord and there will be peace. This can be logical too.
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Smuggling Theology? (The interior Abortion debate)
Smuggling Theology? (The interior Abortion debate)
By J.B. Toner
Reflections on types of witnessing
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Just a Cross
Just a Cross
By Caroline Godin
We try to make all the decisions when teaching our children the faith, but how can we make it more personal for them?
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The world needs God.  Will you be a vessel to bring God into the world?
The world needs God.  Will you be a vessel to bring God into the world?
By Troy Kroening
Jesus called us to be “salt” and “light”
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Sofia Jirau
Sofia Jirau
By J.B. Toner
A jeremiad.
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"Lord, don't you care? We are are going down!"
"Lord, don't you care? We are are going down!"
By Daniel Mark
We have nothing to fear if we trust in God.
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What is lost, is lost.  But do not join what is lost.
What is lost, is lost.  But do not join what is lost.
By Troy Kroening
Fight the tempatations
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