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Articles in 'Prayers & Devotionals'
Eucharistic Revival: Where Is Our Focus?
By Frances Paquette Rossi
Where should our focus be as we think of the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist? Is it in the host, or is it his presence there, but also, more broadly but just as real, in the assembly and in the Word of God?
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St. Rich Young Man
By Gabriella Batel
A new take on a reflection on the Rich Young Man
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St. Augustine Quotes For Every Catholic
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Sharing some of the most quotable sayings of the beloved revert of the church
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Bored with the Rosary?
By Celeste P Robichaux
Learn new ways to pray the rosary to keep your prayer life fresh.
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How Can Twenty Minutes Be So Hard to Find?
By James Moore
I understand they have a joke in Heaven about an unwritten mystery of the Rosary: "Jesus watches His followers procrastinate."
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The Chaplet of Adoration & Reparation
By Emily Berns
In 1917, the Angel of Peace taught the children of Fatima five prayers, three of which became part of the Chaplet of Adoration & Reparation. This prayer can be used to pray for the conversion of sinners, particularly those who dishonor God in the Blessed Sacrament. When we offer our own adoration for them, we soothe God's wrath and offer Him comfort.
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Football and the Foundation of Faith
By Susan Ciancio
It’s back-to-school season—a time of the year that also coincides with football season. There is a beautiful connection between the two.
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The Roman Catechism: Fruits of Prayer
By Ricardo Zamora
Our fallen nature requires the continuous work of begging for God's assistance. In a word, it requires prayer. I outline the first part of the Roman Catechism's section on prayer.
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This book is for Catholics who are passionate about Abortion
By Jacinta Boudreau
Do you take part in the 40 Days For Life campaigns? Do you pray in front of abortion clinics? Whether you do or not, this book is for Catholics who are passionate about Abortion!
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How to properly dispose of broken rosaries, other sacred objects
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
How should we dispose of sacramentals? Why should we be concerned with proper disposal? Is improper disposal a sin? Here's your guide to these questions.
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'Rich Men North of Richmond' Explodes as Anthem of the Working Man
By Gary Sullivan
Oliver Anthony has become an over night sensation with his hit song, 'Rich Men North of Richmond'. It is already being called the working mans' anthem and it echoes the Catholic social teachings on the dignity of workers.
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Miracle at World Youth Day: Blind teen’s sight restored
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
A 16-year-old blind pilgrim to World Youth Day said her sight was restored after she received the Eucharist at WYD's Mass. The archbishop is calling it "a miracle".
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A Prayer for Enemies
By Ricardo Zamora
A prayer for our enemies.
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A Fresh Look at the Hail Mary
By Catholic Paths
The Hail Mary is an important prayer most Catholics memorize. But “The memorization of basic prayers offers an essential support to the life of prayer, but it is important to help learners savor their meaning.” (Catechism, 2688) Let’s take a fresh look at the Hail Mary, line by line, and savor its meaning. This article is available for download at catholicpaths.com
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A Little Kiss
By Morgen Lance
In honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary I present this short little poem/pray that describes how Mary takes what we give her and turns it into gold for Our Dear Lord.
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Unconditionally
By Loreen Marie Derry
Have you ever felt that you were not worthy of Jesus’ love? Do you sometimes feel stuck and unable to completely trust the Lord? Walk with me in this poem, as the Lord reveals Himself to me when I was still in the shadows between darkness and light. This is a reflective poem in which I explore the poem, and invite you to put yourself into the poem and reflect about what it means to you.
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In Prayer, as in Comedy, Timing Is Important
By James Moore
An empty prayer promise is as useless as a half-told joke.
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