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This is the Day
By Elizabeth Thomas
Take the day!! Run the course and live it! How by being thankful, being glad--choose that attitude of gratitude!!
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Clarity of Vision
By Karl Erickson
COVID has been enlightening in shining a spotlight on the darkness and disorder within our own minds. It shouldn’t be a surprise that the relative madness of these days seemingly demands a simple explanation: a black and white answer for what ails us. In this age of social distancing and fear, why not turn to unusual sources of information for answers; traditional sources certainly haven’t offer
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The Dream that Gave Us the Periodic Table of Elements
By Peter Darcy
Dreams are not always strange, disconnected experiences. Sometimes they are unified to the point of producing extraordinary blessings. In fact, one of the wonders of modern science came through a dream.
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The Night Sky: An Endangered Species
By Justin Soutar
As believers in the perennial truths that an infinitely good and loving God created the cosmos and that human beings are stewards of creation, Catholics and other Christians should be at the forefront of a mass movement to restore, improve, and protect the visibility of the night sky in the United States and around the world.
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The Family that Eats Together, Stays Together
By Linda Kracht
Eating together provides family members the time and opportunity to talk about a wide variety of things. Eating together increases children’s sociability! It allows individuals to throw out their thoughts and ideas; ask questions; share personal stories; argue about things; learn how to settle disagreements amicably; and learn new things.
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How a Founding Father of Modern Europe is Climbing the ladder to Sainthood
By Larry Peterson
Robert Schuman was a devout Catholic and a Bible scholar. His role in trying to break the seemingly never-ending cycle of wars in Europe has been praised by several popes
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
By Michael Cunningham
Maybe we could learn a great deal from the early Church. Maybe we could learn a great deal from this story about Paul and Silas. Brothers and sisters, maybe we could learn the value of the lesson taught in 1 John 3:18 Your actions speak louder than words.
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Follow the Faith
By Sherry Kenner
I have read conflicting opinions on the use of face masks and heard the pros and cons of lockdowns. Most research papers end with the words "it is not clear..." or "more research is needed." All of this has lead to my conclusion that there is no science to follow at this point. But I still have my Faith to follow.
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How 'Wanting More' Hurts Us
By Elizabeth Thomas
Technology is a tool of the Beast. Our cell phones place 'marks' on us and take away our ability to see and be in the Presence of God as we go forth into His Beautiful World among His very special beloved children.
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Nocturne Blest: A Poem
By Ann Frailey
As the sun drops beyond the horizon low, Leaving the crimson world aglow...
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Does This Sound Like Peace of Mind to You?
By Michael Cunningham
Peace of Mind comes from God - not from man. Make no mistake here. Man is not God. Our greatest peace of mind will come from living the precips of the Church, the teachings of Jesus, and following the commands we have been given.
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Satan Lies: Religion As "A Fossil in a Marxist Age"
By Michael Cunningham
Brothers and sisters, we seek peace of mind, not from a book but from The Book- the Holy Bible.
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The Kingdom of Heaven Is At Hand: Act Like It Now
By Michael Cunningham
What did Jesus mean when He said, “The kingdom of heaven is at hand?” Was he talking about His coming back to the earth or our going to heaven?
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Satan's Mass Lie: The Spiritual Warfare Taking Place Now
By Michael Cunningham
For the past year and half, many Masses have been not allowing 100% attendance. Combined with the factor of decreasing attendance at Church before this pandemic, what will happen when things get back to normal?
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Hi, it's Me God: Seeking to be One With You.
By Elizabeth Thomas
We must not think of God as a Being that is untouchable—unreachable or invisible. We must not think that He is so distant that He is like a long lost relative or a person who we do not ever think of, or care that they show up.
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Stand Up For The Lord, Now and Forever
By Michael Cunningham
Today you will note that the season of Pentecost is full of lessons about missionary work and service to the lord. Maybe we should spend this time and contemplate the concepts of these three words: Church, service and Church service.
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You Can Not Be A Backbencher In The Last Days
By Michael Cunningham
Stand up for your faith and stand up, get out of the pews, and bring Christ in your life now and forever.
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