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The Dwelling Place

Carol Monaco May 30, AD2019 1 Comment

In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a

Being Jesus’ Light in Disorienting Times

Suellen Brewster May 27, AD2019 5 Comments

But whoever lives the truth comes to the light, so that his works may be clearly seen as done in God. (John 3:21) These words

Jesus Calls Us to Have Courage

Janet Meyer May 15, AD2019 1 Comment

“I was in my thirteenth year when God sent a voice to guide me. At first, I was very much frightened. The voice came towards

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As a Man Is, So He Sees

Dr. Allison Low May 14, AD2019 No Comments

Recently I was blown away by a couple of illusions I was shown online. They were viral sensations years ago – so I am behind

Encounters With Angels

Edward Monti May 4, AD2019 11 Comments

Because we can’t perceive it with our senses, we may be tempted to regard the world of the angels as ethereal or not quite real.

A Baby is Never Convenient

Julie Machado May 2, AD2019 11 Comments

My husband and I are expecting a fourth child and when that dreaded time of telling everyone came around I realized it never gets

“Top Down to Jesus,” Redux;
An Old Jewish Physicist Converts

Bob Kurland April 20, AD2019 9 Comments

“Be not afraid of faith: some are born with faith, some achieve faith, and some have faith thrust upon them.” (with apologies to William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night.)

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Our Daily Battle With the World, the Flesh, and the Devil

Dr. Allison Low April 13, AD2019 3 Comments

We are at war. Each day we are soldiers, walking out onto a battlefield. Some people are acutely aware of the ongoing battle and are

Confirmation Part 3: It’s a Conundrum, But Not Really

Gene M. Van Son April 7, AD2019 5 Comments

Are some kids more in need of the graces of Confirmation at an earlier age than others? Or is it that some children are ready

Love and Commitment

Carol Monaco March 29, AD2019 No Comments

One who fasts for sins, but goes and commits them again: Who will hear his prayer, what is gained by mortification? [Sir 34:31] Lent is

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Faith, Works, and the Deep Waters of Evangelization

Deacon Greg Lambert March 16, AD2019 1 Comment

After he had finished speaking, [Jesus] said to Simon, “Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.” Simon said in reply,

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Our Baptismal Call to Holiness and Becoming A Saint

Dr. Allison Low March 14, AD2019 1 Comment

Lent is a time of prayer, penance, fasting and almsgiving in preparation for the celebration of the Paschal Mystery. But another event for which we

Free Online course Being Offered by Sacred Heart Major Seminary

Gene M. Van Son March 6, AD2019 No Comments

If you are looking to grow in your faith and discover the true beauty of the Catholicism during this Lenten season, you might want to

The Holy Spirit: Wild and Wonderful

Paul Oakes February 23, AD2019 1 Comment

I’d never experienced the charismatic movement before, so I was somewhat excited when several months ago, I had the opportunity to attend a charismatic prayer

Embracing The Cross – Suffering’s Redemptive Role In Our Salvation (On Suffering, Part II of III)

Steffani Jacobs February 16, AD2019 1 Comment

We all know suffering when we see it and we’ve all experienced it in some form. For many people, unfortunately, suffering leads to pushing away

Exhortation Alone Won’t Help Others Grow in Their Faith

Dom Cingoranelli February 12, AD2019 1 Comment

An exhortation to develop an interior life or to deepen one’s relationship with Jesus—is, in and of itself, good. Yet, simply attempting to persuade someone