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When Things Go Wrong
When Things Go Wrong
By Katie Talarico
Even though it was a terrible ordeal, at the end of the day, what matters most is how I treat another.
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Be Like Jack: Admitting When We're Wrong
Be Like Jack: Admitting When We're Wrong
By Liz Galvano
The thing is, like Jack. We know our parameters. We know the boundaries God has set, not to spoil our fun, but to give us a happy and full life.
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Bad Theology is ‘Close to You'
Bad Theology is ‘Close to You'
By Bill Dunn
I never knew there was so much turmoil in the church music world.
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Holy and Beloved
Holy and Beloved
By Rhonda Altice-Jackson
In times when we feel insignificant, overwhelmed by circumstances, and frustrated with the world, recalling that Christ’s death and resurrection renders we women “holy and beloved“ is good news indeed.
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My Part to Play
My Part to Play
By Ann Frailey
What is my part to play in this maelstrom we call life with all its guts and glory?
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Separate them from the Herd
Separate them from the Herd
By Stephen Clark
The natural world is filled with clues as to the true nature of things and God speaks through them when we pause and listen.
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Evangelizing: What is it, and how can we, as individuals, Evangelize?
Evangelizing: What is it, and how can we, as individuals, Evangelize?
By Larry Peterson
We Catholic/Christians are asked to 'evangelize." But for me, the word, Evangelize, has always been intimidating. And what does that word actually mean?
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What is the Greatest Loss One Can Experience in this World?
What is the Greatest Loss One Can Experience in this World?
By Victor S E Moubarak
I concluded that for a Christian the greatest loss is the loss of one's Faith.
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Give the Devil his Due
Give the Devil his Due
By Lorrie McNickle
I don't think most of us give Satan enough credit.
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It Takes Two: A New Look At The Parish, Vocations, and Lay Ministries
It Takes Two: A New Look At The Parish, Vocations, and Lay Ministries
By Michael Cunningham
Fresh from the vigors of the annual Ministry Fair in our Parish, I wanted to explain to people who are coming to Church that everyone should have a ministry.
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Unlikely Evangelists
Unlikely Evangelists
By Stephen Clark
God is always looking, always preparing, assembling teams of evangelists, creating a space to do His work and completing the task, often with people who are not religious at all, untrained, and even totally unaware.
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Are You Fixated on Pleasure or Joy?
Are You Fixated on Pleasure or Joy?
By Katie Talarico
You can have pleasure, but there’s a cost.
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Let Yourself Go
Let Yourself Go
By Ann Frailey
The professor started—digging into societal ills, cultural concerns, hot button issues, even picking on the front row students like lab rats who couldn’t escape the taunting labels expelled from his gut based on their hyperventilated one-word answers.
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Release from Purgatory
Release from Purgatory
By Stephen Clark
We should train the next generation to pray for the dead everyday. Children and grandchildren will be the only ones we could rely on when our time comes.
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Persevere in Faith
Persevere in Faith
By Carol Monaco
Like Mary, as long as we persevere in faith through our joys, our works, and especially our sorrows, we are not alone in whatever we face.
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