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Symbolism of the Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart – St. John Eudes, August 19th
Symbolism of the Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart – St. John Eudes, August 19th
By J. John Basil
St. John Eudes is the originator of the modern devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. His feast day is August 19th. Images of the Sacred and Immaculate hearts revolve around love with associated symbolism commonly shown in statues, paintings and stained glass windows.
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The Word Trust
The Word Trust
By Deanna G. Bartalini
Turn to scripture to see that we can trust God, always and in all ways.
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Trading Weakness for Strength
Trading Weakness for Strength
By Deanna G. Bartalini
Give it all over to God and gain strength as you turn to Him in trust.
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St. Michael's Lent/Michaelmas
St. Michael's Lent/Michaelmas
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Did you know St. Francis of Assisi observed a 40-day period of prayer and fasting with his brothers known today as St. Michael's Lent? Learn about the ancient practice and the Holy Day devoted to St. Michael
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Strength for Weakness
Strength for Weakness
By Deanna G. Bartalini
Let's trade our strength for weakness and turn it all over to God, trusting Him!
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Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may come as no surprise to many Catholics that another modernist bishop has taken a stand against those promoting Traditional Catholicism. On the other hand, it is a far stretch for a bishop to ban Catholics, or a group of Catholics, from praying the rosary inside the cathedral. However, that is exactly what happened in Peoria, Illinois.
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Consecration to the Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Concl)
Consecration to the Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Concl)
By John Roskoski
We can look to the united hearts of Jesus and Mary for our needs. The wounds and the precious blood which flows forth will provide the help we need and the answer to our prayers.
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Pray for Pope Francis and the Jesuits to become Better Leaders Today
Pray for Pope Francis and the Jesuits to become Better Leaders Today
By Cole Kinder
Today, we celebrate the life of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, and therefore we must pray for his Jesuits.
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5 Tools To Help You Find More Time To Pray
5 Tools To Help You Find More Time To Pray
By Andrea Frey
Are you struggling to get prayer time in? If you’re struggling with finding time to pray as a busy Catholic mom, I see you. I am you. And this post is for you, with 5 of my favorite tools to help you get in more prayer time.
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Sunday Gospel Reflection 7/24/22
Sunday Gospel Reflection 7/24/22
By Garrett Evans
Gospel reflection
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Give us this day our daily bread
Give us this day our daily bread
By Troy Kroening
Jesus, as the Eternal Son of God, You taught us to demand from Our Father that which is rightly ours. Help us to fully participate in Our Father’s responsibility to provide for us in our complete reliance upon Him as You always have done… “on earth as it is in Heaven”.
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Doctor of the Church: Bernard of Clairvaux (part 1)
Doctor of the Church: Bernard of Clairvaux (part 1)
By John Roskoski
Far from the Biden administration, with its "devout Catholics", we should remember a truly devout Catholic Saint, Bernard of Clairvaux. His is a name which most Catholics know, but he deserves special recognition in this day and age.
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An Examen for the Ages
An Examen for the Ages
By Garrett Evans
Examens can be hard...
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The Accomplished Beginner
The Accomplished Beginner
By Stephen Hill
Like many aspects of Christianity, our spiritual life consists of paradoxes. As we grow in the spiritual life, we are consistently faced with the feeling of never really having begun! Why is it that the closer to God we grow, the further away we feel? The more sins we root out, the more sins we see in our life and the more unworthy we feel. Thus, we can only ever become an "accomplished beginner."
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5 Ways to Pray for Others
5 Ways to Pray for Others
By Deanna G. Bartalini
We want to pray for others when asked, but how can we do this? Deanna Bartalini offers 5 ways to include others in your prayer life.
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The Sacrament of Confirmation And Prayer
The Sacrament of Confirmation And Prayer
By Laurika Nxumalo
The article highlights the prayers one can pray in preparation for their confirmation
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10 Biblical Affirmations for Anxiety to Help You Find Peace
10 Biblical Affirmations for Anxiety to Help You Find Peace
By Andrea Frey
Feeling anxious? There are many times in life when we may experience anxiety or even struggle with an anxiety disorder. God is here to help you! Here are ten biblical affirmations for anxiety to help you find peace.
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