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Father's Day Vocation
By Michael Cunningham
I would really recommend to anyone who is thinking about becoming a parent- you could not get any more blessings in your life from any vocation. God needs good parents. God also has a plan for you.
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On Baptism
By Catholic365
It is in baptism that one dies, but it is also in baptism that one begins anew. The journey has only begun.
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With A Little Help From Our Friends: Going The Way Of The American Automobile Industry
By Michael Cunningham
In the 1950’s the automobile and the Church was at a zenith. America had more priests than ever before, Church attendance at Mass was the highest it had ever been in our history, and American motor companies were turning out the best and widest variety of cars. Now sixty years later, this is simply not the case.
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My Eucharistic Wake Up Call
By Katie Talarico
Have you ever had a Eucharistic wake up call? The call that wakes you up to the fact that the Eucharist is the source and summit of our Catholic life? The food that feeds us to do God’s work? The Real Presence of Jesus that sustains us?
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Stand Up For The Lord, Now and Forever
By Michael Cunningham
Today you will note that the season of Pentecost is full of lessons about missionary work and service to the lord. Maybe we should spend this time and contemplate the concepts of these three words: Church, service and Church service.
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Marriage is a Journey - So Thankful God is our Guide
By Sharla Ynostrosa
I look back and can see how God has always been with us and how our faith has lifted us up and held us together.
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Corpus Christi, The Pearl of Greatest Value
By Teresa Hurst
As we celebrate the tremendous feast of Corpus Christi, I want to share with you the Pearl of Greatest Value. I’m not kidding. There is nothing in your life that will compare to time spent with Jesus.
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How a Miracle of the Eucharist Brought about the Feast of Corpus Christi
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
The Eucharistic Miracle of Bolsena and Orvieto is a perfect example that the Lord’s power is not limited, and He certainly does not allow Himself to be put in a box.
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The Descent of the Holy Spirit | Third Glorious Mystery
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
"You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes down upon you; then you are to be my witnesses in Jerusalem, throughout Judea and Samaria, yes even to the ends of the earth."
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Our Sorrowful Mother Weeps Still Today
By Sherry Kenner
Missing Mass on Sundays and using the Lord’s Name in vain, are seen today as minor transgressions. Our Lady of La Salette’s painful sorrow and weeping beg to differ.
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The Devil is in The Details: Do Not Get Caught
By Michael Cunningham
Maybe this is the problem. We place our faith in the Devil instead of God. We place our faith in the father of all lies not the bearer of all truth.
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Masks Required in Church, Modesty and Reverence Optional
By Jacinta Boudreau
Today, over a year later, most Catholic parishes are still forcing the faithful who attend Mass to wear a mask. “Dissenters” are not only shamed by Mask Nazi’s during the Mass but escorted out, threatened with arrest, and sometimes even banned from the Church.
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A Reflection on The Missing People in the Pews and Life Anew
By Jean Smith
In Giving the Most Holy Eucharist to others is such a profound experience as I lift up the Holy Body of Christ and look into the eyes of the receiver and say, “The Body of Christ” there are no words to describe the humility and joy it brings to my heart. I have missed that dearly.
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On Receiving Communion
By Susan Skinner
The Eucharistic meal is a sharing in all of the family. The Son’s human DNA came from His Mother. It is that of Mary. And the Trinity dwelt inside of him. Thus we as brother’s and sisters in this family receive the DNA of the family of God.
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I am the Immaculate Conception
By Susan Skinner
I know that scripture says we are to be “born again”, which speaks of the power of Baptism, but this was different. Lord, what do you mean?
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