Look for Miracles Every Day
Deacon Steve Greco
January 27, AD2021
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The Lord has come to me many times to say: Tell my people how much I love them. Tell my people that they are not
How to Conduct a Daily Examination of Conscience
Deacon Steve Greco
December 16, AD2020
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While some may have difficulty going to Confession at this time, we all can do one thing that will have great benefit for our spiritual
Turn to Your Mother
Deacon Steve Greco
December 8, AD2020
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Twice in the month of December we honor the Blessed Mother in a special way on the liturgical calendar: on the Solemnity of the Immaculate
Contemplative Prayer and the Divine Office
Deacon Steve Greco
October 30, AD2020
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In this time of pandemic, when many of us find ourselves limited in our ability to go out and interact with others, I encourage you
Praying with the Holy Spirit
Deacon Steve Greco
September 24, AD2020
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Jesus was clear that without the Holy Spirit we would not be able to pray with the power we need to do the will of
Forgiveness Through Fasting
Deacon Steve Greco
August 22, AD2020
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For most Catholics, fasting is a foreign concept. The closest most of us get to practicing it is during the Lenten season. We give up chocolate or
Faith Not Fear
Deacon Steve Greco
August 2, AD2020
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Everyday events bombard us with what seems to be bad news compounded by bad news. Fear becomes more of a factor in our lives. Fear
Winning the Battle of the Mind
Deacon Steve Greco
June 22, AD2020
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We are at war. We may not see our adversaries or realize they are battling us, but they are real nevertheless. We base our strength
The Biblical Basis of Intercessory Prayer
Deacon Steve Greco
May 24, AD2020
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According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, intercessory prayer is “a prayer of petition that leads us to pray as Jesus did. He is
Christian Prayer and the Divine Office
Deacon Steve Greco
April 14, AD2020
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In its discussion of Christian prayer, the Catechism of the Catholic Church distinguishes between meditation and contemplation. Meditation is described as a quest in which
Family Prayer and Devotion to the Blessed Mother
Deacon Steve Greco
March 18, AD2020
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Venerable Patrick Peyton (1909-92), known as the “Rosary Priest” because of the many large rosary rallies he led throughout the world, popularized the phrase “The
