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Stumbling towards Unity
Stumbling towards Unity
By Pamela Grothaus
An agenda has twisted Catholic thinking. In fact, it stems from the openly stated agenda of Vatican II’s modernist Churchmen to remove “everything which can be the shadow of a stumbling-block for our separated brethren…”
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A Father's Love | Faith is Like a Muscle
A Father's Love | Faith is Like a Muscle
By Thomas | Reason2bCatholic
Raising children today is a challenge, a challenge not for the faint of heart. It’s especially so when children are coming of age; and the challenge deepens when children are adult and the choices they make are fully their own. As parents who desire for our children to come to know God, to love him, to serve him, and to do his will, we must enter into the desert ourselves.
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Bridges not Barriers
Bridges not Barriers
By Caroline Godin
There is so much divide in our Catholic Church between types of Masses, social justice, controversial issues, politics, and more. Dialogue can be good when done with open hearts and compassion and one doesn’t need to sacrifice truth for this, but many are turned away by harsh words and pointed judgments. How are we to evangelize if we speak words of hate and condemnation?
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That One More Step
That One More Step
By Janet W. Butler
An opinion/reflection piece on grief and recovery.
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What is Truly Sacred?
What is Truly Sacred?
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
A few brief notes regarding recent statements about January 6th.
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Reconnecting
Reconnecting
By Caroline Godin
While the divorce rate has actually dropped in recent years, it’s still over 40%. As Catholics, we see the decline in the family and the lack of honor for the sacred union of marriage. We can see that society as a whole isn’t putting a priority on marriage and family. So what can we do in our own lives to help raise our children with a solid example of a marriage after God’s own heart?
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Do You Respect Your Pastor?
Do You Respect Your Pastor?
By Christina M. Sorrentino
Do we as parishioners in our local parishes heed the words of St. Paul? Do we show our pastors the love, honor, and respect that they deserve as the men who shepherd us as their flock?
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The one thing you must do before going to Mass
The one thing you must do before going to Mass
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
There is one thing that every person should do before entering the church for Mass. It's possibly the most charitable thing you can do for your neighbor that day.
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A Catholic New Year Resolution | Be not afraid!
A Catholic New Year Resolution | Be not afraid!
By Thomas | Reason2bCatholic
As we embark on a new year, let us resolve to live out our baptismal promises as Catholics. Let this be the year that all Catholics - faithful and fallen away - resolve to be a light in the darkness. Be not afraid!
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Be The Light
Be The Light
By Jean Briese
As our world struggles through pandemic fears, social justice fears, political hatred, social hatred it is easy to become discouraged. How do we as Catholics respond?
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Same Substance. Different Package
Same Substance. Different Package
By Richard Maffeo
Unity! It is what our Lord prayer for.
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True Peace
True Peace
By Caroline Godin
We just spent the last few weeks wishing others or being wished by others peace for the Christmas season. It seems the idea of peace, at least on certain greeting cards, is a bit skewed from what Jesus has told us about peace. So what is true peace and how can we find it?
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Every Saint has a past, Every Sinner has a future
Every Saint has a past, Every Sinner has a future
By Stephen Clark
fruits of a mission to the homeless ... a prodigal son
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Going Home
Going Home
By Caroline Godin
Everyone desires to be home at some point, but where does that desire come from and what could it mean? A song from Trans-Siberian Orchestra seems to hit a mark on this.
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5 Reasons You Should Read the Bible Daily
5 Reasons You Should Read the Bible Daily
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Bible is a Catholic book. It's the Word of God and yet, many Catholics do not read it as part of their daily walk with the Lord. Here are some reasons you should add daily Scripture reading to your life.
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Tropical Paradise ... a Christmas story
Tropical Paradise ... a Christmas story
By Stephen Clark
The antidote to self-pity is probably gratitude to the God,
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Light a Candle
Light a Candle
By Peggy Weber
The joy of lighting candles in church!
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