Articles in 'Personal Reflections'
Saying Yes!
Saying Yes!
By Daniel Mark
Saying Yes to the Lord, in the same way Mary said yes on the feast of the Annunciation, is something we need to reflect up on more and more. Her yes is our yes.
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Developing a Relationship with Jesus Christ
Developing a Relationship with Jesus Christ
By Tom Stidl
This article promotes devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
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Let God Revive Your Dead Faith
Let God Revive Your Dead Faith
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Jesus wants our faith to come alive.
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Believe
Believe
By Katie Zalany
Jesus asks twice for belief from the women in the story before the miracle happens, before he restores life to Lazarus, and before he gives Mary and Martha the desire of their hearts to be with their brother again. There’s a lesson in there for us about Belief. Belief leads to life over death. Belief leads to healing, miracles, and God’s glory being revealed. Belief leads to desires fulfilled.
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Try Adding Mysteries!
Try Adding Mysteries!
By Frances Paquette Rossi
The rosary is an important devotion prayed by most Catholics. Because it is not an official prayer of the Church, it can be prayed using different mysteries relating to the Church season in order to help us meditate more fully on what God is speaking to us through the Divine liturgy.
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Dedicating One's Life to God The Father
Dedicating One's Life to God The Father
By Tom Stidl
God the Father and our relationship to Him
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Say Yes to God’s Will: Reflection for the Solemnity of the Annunciation
Say Yes to God’s Will: Reflection for the Solemnity of the Annunciation
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The Solemnity of the Annunciation is celebrated on March 25th. In the account from the Gospel of Luke, we learn the value of giving God our yes to his will.
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A Very Small Glance at the Hidden Life of St Joseph
A Very Small Glance at the Hidden Life of St Joseph
By Nathaniel Slattery
A very small fictive glance at St Joseph's interior during the Hidden Life before the Nativity and after the Visitation.
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It's not too late
It's not too late
By Anne DeSantis
It is never to late to begin again especially during the Lenten season. Anne DeSantis gives encouragement to those who need it to end strong during this season of penance but to also continue these practices after Lent is over. Learn more in this article.
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Dolores Hart; From Hollywood to Habit
Dolores Hart; From Hollywood to Habit
By John Roskoski
Dolores Hart, an up-and-coming actress in Hollywood left her blossoming career for the Sisterhood. Her story is inspiring as to how this beautiful woman would forego fame and fortune for the life in an Abbey.
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Announcing the Conception of Jesus
Announcing the Conception of Jesus
By Pat J. Chalmers
A short reflection on the meaning of this coming week.
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Late Bloomers Rejoice!
Late Bloomers Rejoice!
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
With God, All Things are Possible!
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Thy Will Be Done
Thy Will Be Done
By April McQueen
The importance of letting God's will be done in all situations.
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What Do You Have?
What Do You Have?
By A Faithful Steward
Often when we think of what we have, we think on money or material items. But we also have the talents and gifts God gave us so we could serve him according to his purpose of our life. How do you use what he gave you?
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Actions Speak Loudly
Actions Speak Loudly
By Daniel Mark
Have confidence in God that he will see us through obstacles. We can be sure that He will see us through whatever we endure.
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A Spiritual Tribute to Mary. . . From Elvis?
A Spiritual Tribute to Mary. . . From Elvis?
By John Roskoski
Most people know about the Gospel roots of Elvis Presley. But, no matter what type of mess he may have made of his private life, he had a deep faith and offered a wonderful tribute to Our Mother, Mary, and her Rosary with the song, "Miracle of the Rosary".
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FRAGILE-HANDLE WITH CARE
FRAGILE-HANDLE WITH CARE
By Pat J. Chalmers
Sarcasm, insult, and disrespect can do major damage. As Catholics we can set a world-changing good example - even if the only good is within our own being.
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