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Thanksgiving and Loneliness: Thoughts from a Catholic Man
Thanksgiving and Loneliness: Thoughts from a Catholic Man
By Larry Peterson
We must count our blessings on Thanksgiving, especially knowing that more than half of all Americans still believe in and honor God in their lives and that we have the freedom to do it.
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Lonely Holidays Ahead: Reaching Out to Loved Ones When We Must Stay Apart
Lonely Holidays Ahead: Reaching Out to Loved Ones When We Must Stay Apart
By Bill Dunn
Because this is 2020 — the year where nothing is normal — the holiday season also will be anything but normal.
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Becoming Christ-Like
Becoming Christ-Like
By Ralph Hathaway
When we suffer pain, are ignored by friends, accused of untold things we aren’t guilty of, we become Christ-like.
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Massachusetts Continues To Wage War Against American Citizens, Freedom and Medical Science
Massachusetts Continues To Wage War Against American Citizens, Freedom and Medical Science
By Jacinta Boudreau
Be kind to all, masked and unmasked.
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Night: The Great Equalizer
Night: The Great Equalizer
By Ann Frailey
The price of sanity is to accept the reality of good and evil, happiness and misery.
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The "Slippery Slope" of Euthanasia
The "Slippery Slope" of Euthanasia
By Steven R. Hemler
The traditional “sanctity of life” ethic holds that all human life is sacred and a precious gift from God.
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The Church Teaches: Purgatory is Real
The Church Teaches: Purgatory is Real
By Bill Dunn
“Those who die in God’s grace and friendship imperfectly purified, although they are assured of their eternal salvation, undergo a purification after death, so as to achieve the holiness necessary to enter the joy of God."
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Grabbing the Hand of Opportunity
Grabbing the Hand of Opportunity
By Ann Frailey
When an opportunity approaches these days, I don’t size it up with a critical eye. I just take its hand and love it.
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Be Prepared for Your Most Important Day
Be Prepared for Your Most Important Day
By Bill Dunn
We do not know when the most important day of our lives will come, but when it does come we had better be ready.
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Have We Lost Our Way to Civil Discourse?
Have We Lost Our Way to Civil Discourse?
By Robert Louis Rodriguez
Everyone has something to say, but few are listening.
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Because it Shows
Because it Shows
By Daria Winker
I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in a kindergarten classroom recently and was reminded of how honest they are about what goes on in their life.
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The Plight of the Poor
The Plight of the Poor
By Ralph Hathaway
We could be approaching a vacuum in Spiritual Understanding and too many people are trapped inside with no way out.
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The Mountain We Climb, The Rocky Path We Travel, The Cross We Carry
The Mountain We Climb, The Rocky Path We Travel, The Cross We Carry
By Elizabeth Thomas
This is our Calling.
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Why We Should Strive to Not Live in The Past
Why We Should Strive to Not Live in The Past
By Troy Kroening
Too often, we live in the past.
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Shifting Our Thinking Through Life's Changes
Shifting Our Thinking Through Life's Changes
By Daria Winker
Change is hard; at least that is what they say.
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