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Called to Conversion
Called to Conversion
By Daniel Mark
We need to be continually called to a deeper conversion.
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Where are the Love Songs in the Bible?
Where are the Love Songs in the Bible?
By Monica Biedronka
Sometimes it is difficult to emotionally connect with a book that was written thousands of years ago. But it is always worth it.
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Saving the best Wine til Last .. a lesson from Star Wars
Saving the best Wine til Last .. a lesson from Star Wars
By Stephen Clark
Yoda has a face that has seen many winters, his back is bent over, he walks slowly with a cane but as the fight begins and he draws his light saber, he is animated by the force ...
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What God Calls You - part two
What God Calls You - part two
By Richard Maffeo
Our God has many names for us. Here are only a few.
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A New Hope
A New Hope
By Stephen Clark
There are many good charities here in the Philippines (and all are needed) but mostly they serve the ‘easier poor’ where a scholarship or livelihood training program can yield a tangible and swift result. Below this are levels of more intense suffering, that of the scavengers and beggars who have no voice and very few to speak for them or reach out to them
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Peace
Peace
By Victor S E Moubarak
What is Peace? How to obtain it?
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Pro-Lifers: More Work to be Done in Post-Roe America
Pro-Lifers: More Work to be Done in Post-Roe America
By The Catholic Philadelphian
This is a call to action on what would have been the 50th anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision
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Where Are You Called to More?
Where Are You Called to More?
By Katie Zalany
In the past I always viewed this passage from the lens of Jesus calling me to a particular vocation or type of service, until I had found the forms of vocation, work and service that felt right and fitting to me and asked God where to go next. God then challenged me to “be more” vs. do more. And so it is, as my life has unfolded, I’ve realized that God calls us to more in three distinct ways.
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Shrines of Italy: Our Lady of Grace (St Philomena's Mugnano)
Shrines of Italy: Our Lady of Grace (St Philomena's Mugnano)
By Christopher McCarthy
Here lie the remains of Saint Philomena, one of the most beloved martyrs of the early Church.
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A tree and its fruits ... out of the ashes of Marawi a new hope
A tree and its fruits ... out of the ashes of Marawi a new hope
By Stephen Clark
There is a peculiar tension in the hearts of men; a divided nature between the capacity for love placed there by their Creator and a tendency for destruction and hatred. When I see the photos of Marawi and remember the pock-marked, shell shattered streets of Mostar I see the landscape of the human heart, that battle within, which we all must enter into.
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I Almost Lost My Mind
I Almost Lost My Mind
By Dave Mishur
A dream of Egypt conquers despair over the loss of Jesus
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Benedict XVI: A New View
Benedict XVI: A New View
By Frances Paquette Rossi
A summary of and reflection on the Introduction to Caritas in Veritate, by Pope Benedict XVI
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Letting Ourselves Be Uncomfortable
Letting Ourselves Be Uncomfortable
By Emily Berns
None of us really likes being uncomfortable, but going through trials is important to strengthen our faith and prepare us to serve God in this life and be happy in the way that He wants us to be.
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Is Jesus asleep in your boat?
Is Jesus asleep in your boat?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Does it feel like Jesus is sleeping and does not care about the storm in your life? It can seem as if Christ is nowhere to be found when you need him. The disciples understood this feeling and Jesus shows us that he may seem to be asleep, but he is not unaware.
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At Your Door
At Your Door
By Richard Maffeo
Better a funeral than a place of feasting. Why? Solomon answered that question.
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A Resolution to End All Resolutions
A Resolution to End All Resolutions
By David Torkington
The theory is simple. We are all weak, so even if we do manage to keep an odd resolution here and there throughout our lives, we will never manage to keep them all, never mind conquer the sins that continually topple us. So, make just one resolution, and that is to turn and open yourself to receive ‘Love Unlimited’ as much as you are able, each day.
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Believe
Believe
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins on Wednesday, January 18. Here's a way to join it in prayer.
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