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Let's Keep Talking
Let's Keep Talking
By Ann Frailey
I don’t write to tell the world something. I write to figure out what the world is trying to tell me.
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Taking The Time to Say a Prayer
Taking The Time to Say a Prayer
By Anne DeSantis
Praying is not always easy. But it is the gateway to our relationship with the Lord. I find sometimes when I have those quiet moments, I need to draw myself closer to what’s important. The to-do lists are always in my head, too.
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When It Comes to Family: Follow Your Heart
When It Comes to Family: Follow Your Heart
By Anne DeSantis
God has blessed all of us with life. But, it is our own decision of what we make of it. We live in a world where competition begins at young age.
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Bring Flowers of the Rarest
Bring Flowers of the Rarest
By E.M. McCarthy
With the Sacraments being taken away from the faithful during an uncertain and confusing time of pandemic, Mary, the mother of Jesus Our Lord, has a particular role in coming to our aid today.
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A Bit of Hell on the Way to Heaven
A Bit of Hell on the Way to Heaven
By Ann Frailey
I’ve come to the inescapable conclusion that workrooms must be messy, hamsters have to escape from cages, and household pipes and wires simply can’t work in harmony for any great stretch of time.
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Saint Simon Stock Audio Drama
Saint Simon Stock Audio Drama
By Albert Gedney
Simon Stock was born in 1165 in England. His family was not wealthy, but they raised Simon in the faith of Christ. He is one of the great Carmelite Saints, and his life is an extraordinary example of how God can make anyone his vessel to do great and wonderful things.
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Oh Sacraments, Most Holy and Evasive
Oh Sacraments, Most Holy and Evasive
By E.M. McCarthy
Many Catholics will live through more than ten weeks of lock-down of their churches due to the COVID19 virus. Yet, in the United States people still shop at Big Box and grocery stores. They are crowded. Obviously if people are going out for groceries, we are not truly stopping the spread of the COVID19 virus.
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Catholic Homeschooling - For the health of your children
Catholic Homeschooling - For the health of your children
By De Maria
Homeschooling families are awesome. When the social distancing rules were set in place, those who were least affected, were homeschoolers. For homeschooling families, it was business as usual.
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Who I Am Becoming
Who I Am Becoming
By Ann Frailey
I can’t draw to save my life. Or play the organ, fix a computer, or discuss housing options with a cantankerous possum. My gaze wanders from the twisting, twirling maple branches out the window to a still life painting hanging on the wall. God made the tree. My daughter painted the still life. They’re both gorgeous.
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Time to Brainstorm
Time to Brainstorm
By De Maria
I don't know about you, but this Wuhan virus has really disrupted my Church life. Before the virus, my wife and I were daily communicants. But, since the shelter in place orders, we haven't had communion. Thank God we have a parish nearby which affords us Confession.
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Do We Value The Eucharist Enough?
Do We Value The Eucharist Enough?
By E.M. McCarthy
This year the Catholic Church's greatest celebration, the Easter season, has become one of penance. Many cannot receive the Eucharist or go to Confession.
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We told God to get out – so he did
We told God to get out – so he did
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
When you kick an individual out of your home the impact is felt by everyone in some way. When you terminate the employment of someone it creates a ripple effect for that person, your company, the family that individual may have to support, and friends perhaps that employee had at your business.
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COVID causing dire need?
COVID causing dire need?
By Troy Kroening
When he had freely spent everything, a severe famine struck that country, and he found himself in dire need. Indeed, we are in dire need. That Scripture comes from the Parable of the Prodigal Son [Luke 15:14]. Whether you believe the pandemic is valid or not, we are in dire need to get through this. And when there appears to be no way out, we can turn to God and know that He can get us th
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There Is Hope
There Is Hope
By Ann Frailey
Yesterday I did our weekly shopping at Walmart, and though crowded, few people spoke. Everyone appeared preoccupied and vaguely distressed. I was a bit distressed too when I saw the bread and flour shelves empty. Again. But as I passed down the candy aisle (I was looking for chocolate for my dad—Really) a woman dropped a bag of sweets right in front of a Walmart worker.
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10 ways to take advantage of quarantine with your teenager
10 ways to take advantage of quarantine with your teenager
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The thought of quarantine with your teenager can be daunting. If we are all honest, quarantine with a teenager will result in one of two ways: World War III or a stronger family. Your actions will be the guide that determines the ending point. Here are a few suggestions for making the coronavirus quarantine your friend and not your foe:
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