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Guardian Angels: Divine Companions in Our Loneliness
Guardian Angels: Divine Companions in Our Loneliness
By Chay Molina
Explore the profound concept of guardian angels in our modern lives. This article delves into the belief in these celestial companions, examining their roles and significance in helping us navigate the challenges of loneliness, mental anguish, and life's journey.
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Praying the Rosary without distractions - Book Review
Praying the Rosary without distractions - Book Review
By Victor S E Moubarak
How to pray the Rosary without distractions
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The Lord’s Ways Are Not Fair!
The Lord’s Ways Are Not Fair!
By Katie Zalany
We so often say that the Lord's ways are not fair, yet today God challenges us beyond this thinking, and to say "yes" to His will.
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October Feast Days and Important Dates
October Feast Days and Important Dates
By The Catholic Philadelphian
October is rich with many feast days. The month also is dedicated to the sacredness of life and the holy rosary.
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Michael, Michael of the Morning
Michael, Michael of the Morning
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A short prayer of St. Michael has helped protect a marine from seven communist soldiers during the Korean War.
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The Power of Idol Worship among Humans
The Power of Idol Worship among Humans
By Russell M. Lawson
Idols in the present and the past, taunting us with material riches, get in the way of the worship of God.
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Being a Sheep to the Shepherd
Being a Sheep to the Shepherd
By Russell M. Lawson
The 23rd Psalm teaches us to accept the will of the Lord, and be at peace.
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The Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows of Mary
The Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows of Mary
By Emily Berns
The Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows of Mary is a prayer that can be used to obtain the favor of repentance for ourselves and others and reflecting on these events in Mary's life helps us to grow in our spiritual lives and in our trust in God.
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The City of God
The City of God
By Russell M. Lawson
Citizenship in the City of God, according to Psalm 87.
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To Whom Shall We Go?
To Whom Shall We Go?
By Kaleb Hammond
St. Peter once asked Our Lord, "To whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life." Using the alliterative metre of J.R.R. Tolkien, this is a poem expressing and answering Peter's question.
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God is Love. This is the Message of Christianity.
God is Love. This is the Message of Christianity.
By Russell M. Lawson
Love is the key to Christianity. God is Love.
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Moses and Eucharistic Adoration
Moses and Eucharistic Adoration
By Gary Sullivan
After seeing God face to face, Moses' face glowed and it frightened the people. Moses was changed by bathing in the light of the Holy Presence. His pyrotechnic adoration of God before the burning bush is a model of mystical worship and a guide to Eucharistic Adoration.
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This Love Is Golden
This Love Is Golden
By Elena Sapphire
Dear one, the Lord is sweetly inviting you to a love so gentle and warm, one as soft as the sunlight and as rich as a castle made of pure gold. Renounce your black-and-white ideas of the world, of love. Let the stone hiding your heart be rolled away by He who was raised up from the dead, and step forth with Christ The King, into the beautiful glory of The Resurrection.
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Jesus Cares About Everything
Jesus Cares About Everything
By Jacqueline D. Wilson
An ignition reflection based off of Mark 5:21-34 where Jesus heals a hemorrhaging woman on his way to heal a dying girl.
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A Light from the Tabernacle: Akita Fifty Years Later
A Light from the Tabernacle: Akita Fifty Years Later
By Bernice Pillart Dumitru
A summary of the events at Akita, fifty years after they began in June of 1973, when Our Lady warned the world in messages revealed to Sister Agnes Sasagawa. Lest we forget.
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9/11 Prayer
9/11 Prayer
By Apolonia Davalos
9/11 Prayer for America
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The Humility List of St. Teresa of Calcutta
The Humility List of St. Teresa of Calcutta
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The beloved saint of Calcutta lived by a list of being down-to-earth with a focus on faith and discernment.
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