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How to Evangelize: From Home's Walls to the World's Edges
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The National Cancer Institute estimates that a little over 600,000 people will die this year from cancer. That’s almost as many people who live in Nashville, TN. So, the equivalent of the population of Nashville is estimated to die this year from cancer.
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The Infinite Love of Our All-Powerful God.
By Troy Kroening
The same hand that set the stars in the sky was viciously nailed to wood.
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Sacramental Season and Herding Cats
By Leslie Shaw Klinger
I got my dream job in 2017. Okay, it was my second dream job. My first was in law enforcement (non-sworn, so I did not have to carry a gun) and it prepared me well for my second dream job which is the one I have now.
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The Sign of Peace
By Lorrie McNickle
I recently had an article posted on the website called "It Isn't About Us", referring to the Mass. One of the topics that seemed to come up in the comment section revolved around the Sign of Peace
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The Surprising Ways God Uses Us as Instruments of Healing
By Katie Zalany
I recently started healing prayer ministry and my first experience surprised me in terms of how God uses us.
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CONFESSION#RECONCILIATION#HEALING
By Elizabeth Thomas
Like the Eucharist--Reconciliation is a very powerful healing Sacrament! I hope that many priests read this blog, for your play a big role in this healing process. Sometimes I can get the feeling that if I am not confessing a mortal sin--the priest is wondering why are you wasting my time? Know this to be true Beloved---sin is sin and little by little can be deadly for body and soul.
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How Pope Francis Hit a Home Run With Querida Amazonia
By E.M. McCarthy
Pope Francis showed his poetic side with the post-synod document Querida Amazonia.
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How God Answered My Question: What Should I Focus on for Lent?
By Katie Zalany
I was pondering what to do for Lent and one suggestion really stirred me, that was, surrender to God what He wants to do for you this Lent.
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What Catholic Families Stand to Gain This Lent
By Christine M. Hanus
As Catholics, we are sometimes accused by other Christians of just "going through the motions."
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It Is Not About Us
By Lorrie McNickle
There seems to be a pretty decisive battle going on right in our Churches and during our Masses. For the past several decades there has been a push among many to try and modernize the Mass, make it more relational to the congregants, more appealing to the emotions, more sentimental.
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When you stop falling you will be in heaven
By David Torkington
Some weeks ago I went to a special Mass prepared by a group of laypeople to ask for God’s mercy on them and on their families as part of their preparation for Lent which is now on the horizon.
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Putting God in a Box
By Katie Zalany
Recently, I went to a local program on the Aramaic Our Father and it blew me away. This vivid, life-giving, beautiful language gave the Our Father a whole new meaning for me. It opened up a whole new world of experiencing God through this prayer.
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How many moments have I wasted?
By Troy Kroening
Every moment that we have is a gift. Too commonly, we take these moments for granted. We receive them all of the time. And then, we get angry when they are no longer given, though we think of them as being snatched from us. Each moment of your life is a gift.
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President Trump Visits India Where Religious Persecution Continues
By E.M. McCarthy
President Trump's historic two-day visit to India on February 24-25, 2020 will be memorable for a host of reasons, but what will it mean for Catholics inside India and the US?
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Praying The Rosary With Special Need's Children
By Annie Chester
This is a topic that is near and dear to my heart, because I have a child who has special needs. He was born 15 weeks premature and spent the first year of his life in the hospital NICU.
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My Awakening Moment on the Value of Suffering
By Katie Zalany
It feels like I am emerging into a contentment season of my life with more abundance (hopefully!) but for many years I was in the throws of suffering and what felt like poverty and lack in some areas of my life.
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Just What Are We Facing NEXT?
By Elizabeth Thomas
Everyday, something unexpected pops into your life. sometimes it is only a minor bump in the road ---sometimes it is a pain---a severe pain in the chest that turns out to be a heart attack, a trip to the hospital and stent placement the next day. Home again and off again to what is next that will come into your life.
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