Bernice Pillart Dumitru
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Why I Write: A Visitation Experience

Why I Write: A Visitation Experience

We are part of God’s communication system. We don’t have a choice! It is part of our job description given at Baptism. Jeremiah tried to keep quiet and the words of God burned within him and he had to speak. Whenever God communicates anything to us it is not for ourselves alone. The Spirit is guiding the Church by inspiring the Church! That’s us!!
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The Living Presence Of Jesus

The Living Presence Of Jesus

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 POWER OF RESURRECTION

THE POWER OF RESURRECTION

In October of 1993 a close friend of mine died and I found myself struggling with a deep sense of grief. That had been the third death in two years. In June of 1993 my beloved brother Joe had died of colon cancer and less than two years before, in October of 1991, my loving Mother died after a struggle with Alzheimers.
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A Spiritual Check-Up

A Spiritual Check-Up

During his talk to the Curia before Christmas, our Dear Holy Father Francis, in the spirit of the Desert Fathers, gave the Roman Curia and the whole Church a catalogue of spiritual illnesses that may afflict us. Like the seven ‘deadly’ sins they can be a source of real disorder in our spiritual life if not attended to.
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Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi

Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi

There is a saying in the Church: “Lex orandi, Lex credendi” Are you wondering what it means? Literally it translates “The Law of prayer is the Law of belief.” It really means how we pray expresses what we believe. If you want to know the faith of the Church, you could learn it by listening carefully to the prayers of the Church, at Mass and the other Sacraments.
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I Forgot Myself

I Forgot Myself

Did you ever hear someone say, “I’m sorry, I forgot myself.” It’s a strange statement but we all know what it means, we’ve acted in a way that contradicted who we think we are. If we say that we are Christians who have a personal relationship with Jesus, people who put God at the center of our lives, do are actions, the way we live our lives and the choices we make, express that?
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Lourdes, Gift of Salvation

Lourdes, Gift of Salvation

All of us have dear ones who may be sick or far from God. Pray for them on Wednesday, February 11, the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes and World Day of Prayer for the Sick. It was on a Thursday, February 11th in 1858, that fourteen year old Bernadette Soubirous saw a beautiful young girl in a niche at a rocky outcrop called Massabielle, about a half mile outside the town.
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