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When a Parent Does Not Give Up
When a Parent Does Not Give Up
By Carmen Moore
This is a mild homage to a praying parent outlining the great gift that it is throughout a lifetime.
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PRO-LIFERS GEAR UP FOR FIRST NATIONAL MARCH FOR LIFE IN POST-ROE SOCIETY
PRO-LIFERS GEAR UP FOR FIRST NATIONAL MARCH FOR LIFE IN POST-ROE SOCIETY
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The 50th March for Life will have a new meaning thanks to the Dobbs Decision. New things to expect.
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Popular Psychologist and TV Personality Dr. Ray Guarendi Empowers Readers in Parenting Skills
Popular Psychologist and TV Personality Dr. Ray Guarendi Empowers Readers in Parenting Skills
By Mary Beth Bracy
Father of ten children shares personal anecdotes and advice to help parents grow in clarity and love.
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THE PROBLEM WITH NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY
THE PROBLEM WITH NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Every October, the LGBT community celebrates National Coming Out Day. Catholics must know the proper way to approach it.
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Daily Advent Devotion Enthralls Families with Stories, Meditations, Ornaments, and Prayers
Daily Advent Devotion Enthralls Families with Stories, Meditations, Ornaments, and Prayers
By Mary Beth Bracy
Finally, an Advent devotional for the whole family to enjoy together during this holy season.
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ADHD in relationships-Lessons in Humility
ADHD in relationships-Lessons in Humility
By Nancy Lessard
communication is at the heart of being human and when it fails it would seem Divine intervention is needed.
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Loving Your Child Part 2: Tips for the Journey
Loving Your Child Part 2: Tips for the Journey
By Caroline Godin
A Catholic perspective on parenting kids with needs - Part 2 offers tips for dealing with difficult situations and meeting the needs of kids with special circumstances. Part 1, "What is Love?" was published on September 5th.
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How to Strengthen the Spiritual Foundation of Marriage
How to Strengthen the Spiritual Foundation of Marriage
By Mary Beth Bracy
Television host Fr. Robert Altier explains theology of married life and answers contemporary questions.
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Short Story—Unbroken
Short Story—Unbroken
By A. K. Frailey
A desperate situation can push a man to find sanity in an insane world, trading one life for a better life.
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Catholic Crafting: Sunflowers and Apples Wreath
Catholic Crafting: Sunflowers and Apples Wreath
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
What can we create if we put sunflowers and apples together? Here's one idea.
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Your children cannot live off your faith
Your children cannot live off your faith
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The story of David and Goliath gives a greater and deeper lesson than just a surface reminder that our God can defeat the giants in life. It provides us a visual example, and a strong message, that our faith cannot be made to fit our children. Amelia Monroe Carlson dives in to how the story of David and Goliath resonates with us today about faith and parenting.
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Family Prayer
Family Prayer
By Stephen Clark
One of my grandmother’s catch phrases was ‘he played (H)amlet’ which she used to describe the annoyance and often over-reaction people have when they argue. Perhaps we can all relate and recall occasions when the top was left off the toothpaste (or the seat left up) and we recited a demented monologue from a Shakespearean tragedy in response.
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The True Lost Generation - Answering Tic-Tock's Question, What's Wrong With Gen Z?
The True Lost Generation - Answering Tic-Tock's Question, What's Wrong With Gen Z?
By Amy Schisler
Our youth are in trouble. They are struggling. They do not recognize their own identities and life purposes. A Tic-Tock psychologist can't solve their problems. Only the return of families to faith can help this lost generation.
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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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My Road—Fruit Will Follow
My Road—Fruit Will Follow
By A. K. Frailey
Like the challenge of any relationship, the seasons speak of pleasant and unpleasant realities that must be endured in order to gain anything.
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My Road—Real Understanding
My Road—Real Understanding
By A. K. Frailey
Communication has always been an issue. Except when someone—human or otherwise—makes his or her meaning loud and clear.
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Honor Your Parents
Honor Your Parents
By Nancy Lessard
The fourth commandment applies to adults as well as children.
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