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You Can Not Be A Backbencher In The Last Days
You Can Not Be A Backbencher In The Last Days
By Michael Cunningham
Stand up for your faith and stand up, get out of the pews, and bring Christ in your life now and forever.
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Do You Want to Feel Good, or Be Good?
Do You Want to Feel Good, or Be Good?
By Lorrie McNickle
Don't strive to feel good, it's not about happiness, strive to be good, strive to unite with the one who is goodness itself.
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Living Without Restrictions: What Does It Mean to Be 'Free'?
Living Without Restrictions: What Does It Mean to Be 'Free'?
By Tony Jesse
As we explore what it is to be free, we now see that for a person to be free, they need to be aligned to the entity that created them – God.
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Keep Your Tongue From Evil and Your Lips From Speaking Deceit
Keep Your Tongue From Evil and Your Lips From Speaking Deceit
By Joseph Michael Di Marius
All of us—each and every single one of us—need to take some quiet time to pray, to think about how our words and actions are received by others every single time we open our mouths or take to social media. Can we objectively say that we are living out our Catholic vocations in the things we say and do?
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March On! Daily Steps of Obedience for Heaven on Earth
March On! Daily Steps of Obedience for Heaven on Earth
By Elizabeth Thomas
Dear beloved---do NOT get caught up in this 'being offended tactic' of the evil one. As our Lord put it, "Do not be vexed!"
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The Real Wizard Of Oz: Weapons Of Mass Distraction
The Real Wizard Of Oz: Weapons Of Mass Distraction
By Michael Cunningham
It is interesting to begin a story about a story with a story. However, this could easily be considered a parable and could actually explain some of the situations we find ourselves in today.
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How to Step Away from the Noise and Seek God's Peace
How to Step Away from the Noise and Seek God's Peace
By Sharla Ynostrosa
Jesus is the vine, we are the branches! Sometimes I have to step away from all the noise in this world to hear what God is saying.
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A Theology of Christ's Crucified Body | Part I
A Theology of Christ's Crucified Body | Part I
By Scott Pauline
Jesus is the Word made flesh. He is the Word Incarnate. He is the Word made visible! Some things already convey this.
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Physical Or Spiritual Death: Our 21st Century Lady Or The Tiger?
Physical Or Spiritual Death: Our 21st Century Lady Or The Tiger?
By Michael Cunningham
Which is greater- Spiritual Death or Physical Death?
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The Evangelical Disappointment
The Evangelical Disappointment
By Margaret LaCovara-Reveira
It has become glaringly obvious that many who tend to scream the Lord’s Name at the top of their proverbial lungs as they prance around the evangelical sanctuaries, have a nominal concept of the Lord.
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We Are Resurrectionists, But We Don't Realize It
We Are Resurrectionists, But We Don't Realize It
By Michael Cunningham
“If Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins,” wrote the Apostle Paul to the Saints at Corinth (1 Corinthians 15:17).
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6 Reasons We Should Not Have Pews in Our Churches
6 Reasons We Should Not Have Pews in Our Churches
By Michael Cunningham
Did you know that seating in churches didn’t really become a ‘thing’ until parishioners got bored enough to wish they were sitting down—or, about the time of the Protestant Reformation?
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The New Evangelization: A Cure To What Ails Us Today
The New Evangelization: A Cure To What Ails Us Today
By Michael Cunningham
The time for talking is now over, the time of action is at hand, the time is now for The Catholic Talk
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Spiritual Warfare: Help Yourself And Your Family By Changing Your Definition of Church
Spiritual Warfare: Help Yourself And Your Family By Changing Your Definition of Church
By Michael Cunningham
You are a Temple. Jesus said he was in you and he was in the Father.
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Renewed Again (Part 1): Catholics and Confession
Renewed Again (Part 1): Catholics and Confession
By Chick Todd
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is solidly supported by Scripture, Tradition, and the Magisterium. It is one of the greatest gifts bestowed on the Church by Christ. However, we all know – because we hear it often and experience it more often – that "these days Catholics don't take advantage of this beautiful Sacrament.
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