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Articles in 'Poetry'
ANGELS
By Phyllis Fox Plum
Remembering the Angels! How close and wondrous they are!
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Come, Holy Spirit, Come!
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
Pray with the Sequence of Pentecost, sometimes called the "Golden Sequence," to ask the Holy Spirit to fill your heart, mind, and life.
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PRISONERS OF CHOICE
By Patti J. Smith
A look at abortion and incarcerated women and how it impacted their lives.
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The Pearl of Great Price - A Poem on the Christian Adventure
By Emma Savageau
The call to the Christian life is an epic adventure, but what happens to the one who leaves everything behind for the Pearl of Great Price?
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Wrested Wind and Waves
By J. L. Smyth
Poem is based on scripture when Jesus stilled the wind and waves (Matthew 8:23–27, Mark 4:35–41, and Luke 8:22–25). Our Lord’s message to us is to keep our eyes upon Him and to hold fast to faith, as he is always with us.
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A Pilgrim Journey
By J. L. Smyth
Each one of us is a pilgrim on life’s journey. Through perseverance, one travels the hills and valleys of life with a focus on God and a fortitude born of faith..
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A PRESENCE EVERLASTS
By J. L. Smyth
With the recent loss of my aunt, who was also my godmother, I have been reflecting about how much we miss our loved ones when they are no longer with us. Having grown up in New England, I draw inspiration from all of the seasons. This poem utilizes the winter theme as a vehicle to underscore the grief experience. In the midst of it all, our faith brings comfort and peace. Indeed, we are not alone.
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Winter’s Icy Grasp
By J. L. Smyth
The winter season is an apt metaphor for when one feels completely alone. Indeed, the land is bare and dormant and life seems to be at a standstill. However, winter only lasts for a season. Then, comes the warmth of the spring sun with the promise of new life bursting forth. Not only do we experience the four seasons each year, but we also grow and change with the changing seasons of our lives.
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Finished
By Gabriella Batel
The finale in a flash series about the Passion through the Blessed Mother's eyes.
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Agony
By Gabriella Batel
Part 2 in a flash series on the Passion through the Blessed Mother's eyes.
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Ready
By Gabriella Batel
Chapter 1 in a flash fiction on Christ's Passion—through His Mother's eyes.
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The Blood of the Lamb
By Mikalah Krauss
Christ’s passion depicted by the spilling of His blood across Jerusalem, cleansing God’s chosen people.
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Of Mice and Men
By Richard Maffeo
Mice can get caught in traps. And so can men and women.
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Jesus Wept - I have too.
By Lynn Durham
Surrendering to God's will, not always easy.
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End tune for a beginning chapter
By April McQueen
This is a poem about how to live without limits and keep one's peace, joy, and love sacred and secure.
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Prayers for Prayer Fasting and Almsgiving
By Mikalah Krauss
Binding prayer, fasting and almsgiving
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Best Christmas carol ever!
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
Sing along Christmas season!
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