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Best Christmas carol ever!
Best Christmas carol ever!
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
Sing along Christmas season!
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The Christian meaning behind “12 Days of Christmas”
The Christian meaning behind “12 Days of Christmas”
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The 12 Days of Christmas is a popular Christmas song (and one of my favorites). It was not until I converted from Protestantism to Catholicism that I understood the beautiful Biblical and Christian truths contained within each "day" of the song. Understanding the symbolism behind each "day" in the song will also provide a powerful tool for parents to use in teaching their children truth.
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My Road—The Adventures of Tally-Ho Today
My Road—The Adventures of Tally-Ho Today
By A. K. Frailey
Before my husband passed away, we decided to write a children’s book that celebrated the joy we found in our hard but blessed lifestyle.
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The Joy Of The Faith
The Joy Of The Faith
By Tony Jesse
As devout Catholics, we want to teach the faith to kids, yet kids generally don’t care about the faith. What to do? The answer may come from our approach.
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Back to School, Back to Learning
Back to School, Back to Learning
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
The annual back to school trek is in full swing. Use this time of year to model life-long learning and jump in!
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Saint Dominic - Watchdog of God
Saint Dominic - Watchdog of God
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
"I give you arms, with which throughout your life, you may fight against the devil." We trace the life Saint Dominic Saint Dominic consecrated himself and dedicated his life to the salvation of souls. Saint Dominic was also given the gift of the Rosary by Our Lady when she appeared to him in France.
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Miracle of the Eucharist of Faverney Burgundy
Miracle of the Eucharist of Faverney Burgundy
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Brother Hudelot pointed into the air. He couldn’t believe what he was seeing “Miracle!” he shouted, “Miracle!” All eyes followed his arm, up into the air, above the Altar. The monstrance was suspended in mid-air, right above where the Altar had been, but now without any visible means of support. It was slightly bent forward, and the left arm of the small cross on top, seemed to touch the bars
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The Power of Jesus in the Eucharist where Hate was converted to Love Trani Italy
The Power of Jesus in the Eucharist where Hate was converted to Love Trani Italy
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
This article is about Love and hate. What would make a Man give up His Life for those who mock Him, reject Him, betray Him, choose a murderer over Him, strip Him, scourge Him, spit upon Him, nail Him to the Cross? Love, unconditional Love! What would make a woman take a consecrated Host, the vulnerable God-man and desecrate Him? Hate! But how does someone acquire that much hate and anger ag
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Introducing Free Eucharistic Revival Newsletter
Introducing Free Eucharistic Revival Newsletter
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Journeys of Faith Founded by Bob and Penny Lord has created Eucharistic Revival Newsletter focused on the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
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Miracle of the Eucharist of Offida Italy
Miracle of the Eucharist of Offida Italy
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
The Lord allows Himself to be drawn back to Lanciano again. This could very well be called THE EUCHARISTIC MIRACLE OF LANCIANO II, because what we call the Miracle of Offida actually happened in Lanciano in the year 1273. Why did Jesus pick Lanciano yet a Second Time? What was the need for Him to manifest Himself again in this town in another Miraculous way? To the inquisitive mind, the scientific
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The Ascension of Jesus into Heaven
The Ascension of Jesus into Heaven
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Scripture tells us that Jesus appeared to His disciples many times between His Resurrection and His Ascension into Heaven. (John 20:30 - "Now, Jesus did many other signs in the presence of His disciples which are not recorded in this book.")The second time He appeared to His Apostles after His Resurrection, which is recorded in Scripture, was on the Sea of Galilee. (John 21:1-25)
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Saint Gaspar del Bufalo the Saint who defied Napoleon
Saint Gaspar del Bufalo the Saint who defied Napoleon
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Saint Gaspar del Bufalo stood up against the powers of evil, which in his day was Napoleon Bonaparte. Founder of the Missionaries of the Most Precious Blood His famous words. "I cannot, I must not and I will not!" Apostle of the devotion to the Precious Blood, was born in Rome on January 6, 1786. As a devoted priest Saint Gaspar del Bufalo he revived the works of the apostolate in Ro
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Infant Prague Devotion (revisited) and thanking Him for blessings...
Infant Prague Devotion (revisited) and thanking Him for blessings...
By Julie
Revisiting the Infant Prague Devotion
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The Holy Face of Jesus Devotion
The Holy Face of Jesus Devotion
By Julie
Learn about the Holy Face Devotion and Medal and some prayers of reparation.
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Visions of Saint John Vianney the Cure of Ars
Visions of Saint John Vianney the Cure of Ars
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Saint John Vianney, Patron Saint of Parish Priests In doing research for this book and our television series, we've found Saints who've had a relationship with the souls in Purgatory, or had visions of Hell, also had a great urgency to convert sinners. This Roll Call of Saints which include: Saints Catherine de' Ricci, Mary Magdalen de Pazzi, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Catherine of Siena, Teresa
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Homeschooling and Religious Life: A Strength for One Another
Homeschooling and Religious Life: A Strength for One Another
By Kevin J. Banet
Ever wonder why homeschooling is so popular among Catholic families? Or do you know about the close connection between homeschooling and the life of religious communities? Consecrated Religious life – that of friars, sisters, brothers and priests – has had a great influence on the education of children over the centuries and even formed the educational systems that nurtured societies.
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Miracles of the bread and key in the life of Saint Gerard Majella
Miracles of the bread and key in the life of Saint Gerard Majella
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
At about age 5, unusual blessings were showered on the family through Gerard’s time in church. He began to come home with a loaf of bread under his arms. Now this was a very welcome gift to the family, who never had enough to eat with five hungry children, plus a mother and father. So they were happy to see the loaf of bread, but concerned about where it came from. They knew their child would not
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