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The Little Way of St. Thérèse: How Small Acts Make a Big Difference

St. Thérèse of Lisieux showed us that we don’t need to do great things to make a difference; our small, faithful acts of love can have a profound impact on the world.

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My Own Hypocrisy & Matthew 9:11-12

By Chelsey Kennedy

A reflection on Matthew 9:11-12 and my own hypocrisy

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When Hope Feels Hard: Trusting God to Work It All Out

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

One of the things Satan wants you to give up on is hope.

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Maine Musings: Moonrising

By Lisa Livezey

Author Lisa Livezey reflects upon the message carved into a sign by a family patriarch.

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Trying to Conceive? Meet Our Lady of La Leche

By The Catholic Crusade

Why hopeful mothers turn to Our Lady of La Leche in seasons of waiting.

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I Was Always Catholic… But I Wasn’t Always Practicing

By Bethany Chafe

I was a cradle Catholic for 38 years before I really started letting my faith dictate how I lived my life. It started with 20 minutes a day... then came confession, Adoration, celibacy after 11 years together, marriage, & somehow watching my atheist husband become Catholic. ?? This is how God started putting our very out of order story back in order.

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The Power of Prayer: Finding Strength and Hope in Times of Adversity

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

There are moments in life when we feel as though we have reached the end of our strength. During these difficult seasons, one of the most powerful things we can do is pray.

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Getting a Pet? Consider Naming Them After One of These 3 Saints

By Kirstie Landry

If you're looking to name your pet after a saint, here are a few to choose from.

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Pray boldly

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

James 4:2 reminds us that there are things we do not have in life because we do not ask.

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Our Lady of LaSalette--True or False?

By The Catholic Nurse

To preserve free will, the Church does not require belief in private revelation

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The moment you told Jesus to go away

By Amelia Monroe Carlson

Have you ever told Jesus to leave? For most of us, we would not dare say we told Jesus to do anything - muchless to leave. However, if we are honest, most of us probably have never told Jesus verbally that we wanted Him to leave. We likely have never told Him in prayer to leave us alone. But, our actions could have been telling a different story and sending a much different message.

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Time to Change the License Plate

By Tom Klocek

Abortion is an extreme example of self-love which is a violation of the first commandment, as well as the fifth commandment (Thou shalt not kill). And yet many states, Virginia among them, are pushing extreme policies permitting abortion throughout pregnancy, claiming it to be pro-women, which is a lie. Vote pro-life.

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