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Dinner's On! Ya'll Come!
By Elizabeth Thomas
IT’S TIME!!!!, “Come, everything is ready. But one by one they all began to excuse themselves.” (Luke 14 verse 15.) This world and all that is in it—is a feast laid out for us, with all that we could ever want or hope for. Plus the very Presence of the Bridegroom in our midst—ready—and we are told to COME!
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The Original Mega Church – Catholicism
By Lorrie McNickle
I see a lot of hype these days about mega churches. You know, those huge Protestant churches that congregate 2000 or more attendees for their weekly services. Data suggests that the US has approximately 50 churches that exceed 10,000 weekly in attendance and there is at least one church with 45,000 average weekly attendance numbers.
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7 Ways to Pursue Beauty (and Faith!) This Spring
By Caitlin Bootsma
Dostoevsky claimed that “Beauty can save the world.” And Yeats wrote, “Beauty is truth, truth beauty,'--that is all/Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” In other words, beauty is powerful. As Christians, we know that beauty is even more potent still because God is the source of Beauty, of all that is good.
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Spreading the Pro-Life Message on a Daily Basis
By Sharla Ynostrosa
Good Morning Out There! The sun is shining, the birds are singing and there is a slight nip in the air! A gorgeous Thursday morning! I opened the curtains to let the sun shine in and raised the windows to let the cool morning air in!
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How Strong is Your Faith?
By Ebeth Weidner
You've heard of the woman, desperate for a cure, who knew that just touching the cloak of Jesus would heal her from years of medical abuse, ignorance, and pain. In that one instance she was cured, was it her actually touching Jesus' cloak, was it Jesus, or was it her faith? "Your faith has made you well..."
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The Living Presence Of Jesus
By Bernice Pillart Dumitru
Do you believe that the Risen Lord Jesus is with you at this very moment? After Jesus ascended into heaven, the disciples of Jesus went out to share the Good News of the Resurrection. Filled with the Holy Spirit they knew Jesus was alive and His living Presence was still with them. Stephen sees Him as he is being stoned to death.
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The Sorrowful Mysteries
By Catherine Garrett
Driving home the other day from a nice vacation with my family I was praying my rosary. It being Friday, I was reciting the sorrowful mysteries. Well through the first mystery, The Agony In The Garden, I thought about the number of times I have prayed before something big in my life. A surgery, a horse show, going away to college, having my babies, and of course before our wedding!
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The Necessity of the Living Word
By Chris Hazell
Our God is a living God, not a dead one, or even a once-living God. And when we hear that scripture, God's Word, is living (not to mention sometimes a bit prickly) just like this God we profess to believe in, it must cause us to truly ponder its power. These words, we believe, are not like other words.
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What If--This Is the Beginning of the End?
By Elizabeth Thomas
I visited with an elderly aunt today who had what seemed to be a passing TIA or mini stroke that kept her for three days with very weak leg, slurred speech and facial droop.
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Happy Birthday to Us - Pentecost Sunday
By Jeffrey Battiston
On Sunday May 24, we will celebrate Pentecost Sunday. The day we remember the Holy Spirit coming down into the world and into our hearts. The feast that we celebrate is considered by many to be the birthday of the Church, and for good reason. An amazing miracle took place that day; the miracle of the establishment of the Church itself.
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Prayer is the Answer
By Sharla Ynostrosa
I just found out that May 7 was also National Day of Prayer. I wrote a post for my blog that was all about prayer so I want to share it with you.
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Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for Us!
By Catholic365
It is sometimes hard to understand how much Our Heavenly Mother loves us and continues to try to get the attention of all her wayward children. Such was a time when she appeared to three shepherd children in 1917.
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Older and Indebted Candidates for Religious Life
By Sr. Amy Hereford
As a religious sister and a canon lawyer, I often work with religious communities when they are considering candidates for entrance into their formation programs. Today's inquirers are a diverse group, from the perspective of age, life experience, professional and academic background, physical and psychological health, personal assets and debt, language and culture
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Meadowlark
By Chick Todd
Meadowlark, Sweet waking sound, the golden fleet, far-sounding across the field,
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Best Laid Plans
By Pat McDermott
As with many Catholics, I do some spiritual reading from all different people from various Christian faith traditions. I would like to share something I took from one of those readings (even if it wasn’t the author’s real purpose of the article).
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Should We Believe in Medjugorje, After Nearly 34 Years of Reported Daily Apparitions?
By Janet Moore
Never heard of Medjugorje nor have any idea what it is? Medjugorje is a small village in the former country of Yugoslavia (now Bosnia-Herzegovina) where, since June 24, 1981, the Virgin Mary has reportedly been appearing everyday!
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Neophytes Teach Us
By Cindy Ellis
Easter Vigil has come and gone. RCIA programs are ending their year and looking forward to their next group of Catholic-hopefuls. We pray this years’ group of neophytes learned some basics from RCIA but also learned that they have much to learn about their new Catholic faith.
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