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Judging others
The readings for Monday of the Second Week of Lent this year (Cycle I of the daily readings) pulled up the saying Jesus to His disciples regarding the Father’s mercy: Jesus said to his disciples:“Be merciful, just as your Father … Continue reading
Plenty of challenges, but not a few graces too!
I follow the web comic ‘PS238‘ (it updates three times a week – check it out!). One of the fun things about Aaron’s comic is that he posts commentaries and links on his blog with the updates. I’m going to … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic identity, fun, goofy, hope, new evangelization, prayer intentions
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Beyond all telling (homily, 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time)
I think its easy sometimes to forget how young the Apostles were when they were called by Jesus to follow Him. Art and statues often depict the Apostles in their later years, showing them much older. But Tradition puts them … Continue reading
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Tagged homily, new evangelization, the glory of god is man fully alive
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The Church militant
A quote from Cardinal George (cardinal-archbishop of Chicago) has been making the rounds in the wake of the Department of Health and Human Services’ tyrannical mandate that employers provide for contraception and abortificients no matter what their religious beliefs. Cardinal … Continue reading
Calling all men…
We need good Catholic men! Something we should pray for and encourage in our families and our parishes. (hat tip to Jean M. Heimann at Catholic Fire)
Posted in Recommendation
Tagged Catholic identity, hope, new evangelization, the glory of god is man fully alive
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