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To Love, Honor, & Obey
To Love, Honor, & Obey
By Nancy Marie Murray
Blessed journey: Marriage and Annulments
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Keeping Christ in Christmas
Keeping Christ in Christmas
By Caroline Godin
We often hear the reminder that Jesus is the reason for the season, so, how can we keep Christ in Christmas while present-buying, cookie baking, and party-planning? Here's 7 ways you can.
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What about sexual sins other than homosexuality
What about sexual sins other than homosexuality
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It is easy to say that homosexuality is a sin if you are not homosexual. The church, on the other hand, gives many other sexual sins for which the majority of individuals are guilty. If we are truly intent in seeing others repent and have a relationship with Jesus, then we must be intentional about calling everyone, including ourselves, to repentance.
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What Will Your Christmas Miracle Be?
What Will Your Christmas Miracle Be?
By A Faithful Steward
Don't get so caught up in Christmas that you miss the miracle of Advent.
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When Love is Not Love
When Love is Not Love
By Emily Berns
"Love is an awful thing to hate" is a phrase that was used after the Colorado Springs LGBTQ club shooting. However, love in the LGBTQ community cannot really be classified as love and perhaps a more suitable expression is "Humanity is an awful thing to hate."
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Celebrate and Give Thanks
Celebrate and Give Thanks
By A Faithful Steward
Gratitude on Thanksgiving and Beyond!
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Who is at the kids table this Thanksgiving?
Who is at the kids table this Thanksgiving?
By Carmen Moore
This is a personal reflection on the significant role that children can play in our lives, especially during family gatherings and holidays.
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Don't Use a Budget to Manage Your Money
Don't Use a Budget to Manage Your Money
By A Faithful Steward
Using a spending plan is much more fun than using a budget!
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Have You Baptized Your wallet?
Have You Baptized Your wallet?
By A Faithful Steward
Every spending decision is a spiritual decision!
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Why Christians should exercise their right to vote in elections
Why Christians should exercise their right to vote in elections
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The news headlines of rigged elections and voter fraud can cause us all to get discouraged and not want to vote. It can cause us to feel as if our vote does not matter and it is not worth our time. Voting shows much more than just our desire to support a specific party or candidate. Voting shows our respect for Scripture, recognition of God's Sovereignty, and love for others.
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A Thought in the Eternal Mind Of God
A Thought in the Eternal Mind Of God
By Stephen Clark
St Therese of Lisieux made sanctity available and within reach for all with her discovery of the ‘Little Way’ where every moment of life, pleasant or otherwise, could be sanctified and translated into an act of love by dying to oneself and going against our nature or ‘natural’ responses.
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Ask and It Will Be Given To You
Ask and It Will Be Given To You
By Michael J. McCormick
A Nostalgic Look Back At What God Has Done For One Happy Couple
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"Ask Your Husband" Is A Book That Will Help Heal Our Wounded Feminist Hearts
"Ask Your Husband" Is A Book That Will Help Heal Our Wounded Feminist Hearts
By Jacinta Boudreau
Here is my excited, chaotic, glowing review of Stephanie Gordon's book, "Ask Your Husband: A Wife's Guide to True Femininity" (the second edition.)
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Are You a Good Husband?
Are You a Good Husband?
By Michael J. Baglino
What makes a good husband?
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Loving Your Child Part 3: The Empty Cup
Loving Your Child Part 3: The Empty Cup
By Caroline Godin
A Catholic perspective on parenting kids with needs - Part 3 is about filling your own cup so that you have all you need to give all your child needs. Part 1 is What is Love? Part 2 is Tips for the Journey.
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Friends or family. Which is more important? A Catholic perspective
Friends or family. Which is more important? A Catholic perspective
By Anne DeSantis
Anne DeSantis has written an article asking the questions "who is more important to our lives, family or friends"? Read the article and learn why as important as friendship is, our faith teaches us that without the family unit society would fall apart. Learn more here.
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The Hard Work of Day to Day Loving
The Hard Work of Day to Day Loving
By Katie Zalany
I was at a wedding this past weekend and was reminded of my own wedding day about 5 months ago. That was probably one of my easiest days of marriage, looking back, before all the trials ensued, and the hard work of day to day love took over.
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