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Joseph Daniels

Joseph Daniels studies are in philosophy and theology. Early on in life he was studying to be a priest, but found his vocation in the sacrement of marriage. Originally from Michigan, he is a husband and a father of four living today in Mexico. Joseph has been married for over 16 years and is working on publishing his first book.

Latest Articles By Joseph Daniels
The Levite and the Concubine
The Levite and the Concubine
In this reflection, we are going to meditate on two couples: the Levite and his concubine from the Old Testament, found specifically in Judges Chapter 19, and Saint Joseph and our Blessed Mother from the New Testament, found specifically in the Gospel of Matthew Chapters 1-2 and in the Gospel of Luke Chapters 1-2.
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Was Abraham Pagan?
Was Abraham Pagan?
A reflection on Abraham being or not being pagan before entering into God's Covenant
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When the Bible Goes Silent
When the Bible Goes Silent
Have you ever noticed that there are times the Bible goes silent? What is the Bible telling us in its silence and what is our relationship to it?
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The Key from Suffering
The Key from Suffering
Its Holy Thursday. Take a moment with this quick reflection before you enter into the Lord's Supper.
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Getting Married? Get Ready to Suffer!
Getting Married? Get Ready to Suffer!
If you want to get married you better be ready to suffer a lot! Read the article and find out why this is not a bad thing. In fact, this is one of the most beautiful sufferings one can experience.
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It’s not Pachamama, it’s our Apapacho
It’s not Pachamama, it’s our Apapacho
Are there leaders in the Church who are truly idolizing or is it that they are evangelizing? Our current Pope, a missionary, in the jungle with the Indigenous watching a ritual. Is he a Christ figure sitting with sinners or is he a sinner seeking Christ?
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Bilbo, Three Jewels, and the Kingdom of God
Bilbo, Three Jewels, and the Kingdom of God
What does Bilbo, three jewels, and the Kingdom of God have in common?
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When Piety Cries
When Piety Cries
There is a very short, but potent sentence written by Saint Augustine in his City of God that has inspired this next article/reflection that focuses on the cries of piety.
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What My Ten-Year-Old Taught Me About the Sacraments
What My Ten-Year-Old Taught Me About the Sacraments
Einstein is quoted as saying that “If you cannot explain it simply, you don’t understand it enough.” I completely agree with Einstein, and that is why I wrote this article. To show how my ten-year-old son understands the Sacraments much better than I ever will.
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The fruit of Adam versus the Fruit of St. Joseph
The fruit of Adam versus the Fruit of St. Joseph
It is March and we are reading articles, social media posts and from our parishes all kinds of things on St. Joseph. This article is a short reflection on the Saint.
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Connecting to the Heart of Our Faith
Connecting to the Heart of Our Faith
What is the heart of our Catholic Faith? This article is not so much a reflection but a guide that offers tools to help the reader connect to the heart of our Faith.
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The Gut Problem of Artificial Intelligence
The Gut Problem of Artificial Intelligence
When is AI going to wake up? This is the question that is on the mind of so many people, but we are forgetting to ask another question. When will AI first have Butterflies? This article looks at what materialist are hoping for, but what they are forgetting to consider.
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Lenten Reflection from St. John Henry Newman
Lenten Reflection from St. John Henry Newman
How has Lent been going so far? If you respond either with good or bad, today I would like to give you a reflection for your Lenten journey that I think may help you deepen your Lenten reflections with Christ.
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Humpty Dumpties of the West
Humpty Dumpties of the West
This article begins by looking at the Popes and their teaching on modern errors. It then reflects more deeply on these modern errors and their strategies that convince so many to no longer believe in truth.
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Families Get the Moose
Families Get the Moose
This article is concerned for the family, and it takes an interesting approach by reflecting on the erroneous interpretation of wolf behavior from the 1970's which created the "Alpha" concept. By comparing what science observed in cages, then what later was discovered in the wild, this article looks at that influence science as had on culture, the family and society's form of thinking.
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