Eucharistic Revival, belief, Communion

Three Roads to Belief

As part of the Eucharistic Revival mentioned in my previous post, our Archdiocese initiated a nine-day prayer and reflection vigil to prepare our hearts for

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lily, easter, resurrection

Easter in the Domestic Church

Here in the Northeast, it seems like the whole world is rejoicing. Warm weather came with the Resurrection. The snows receded, the sun came out,

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cabin, minimalist, homes

Why Go on Retreat?

Have you ever been on a retreat? The word may call to mind a quiet monk’s cell or a sunny beach. If not, perhaps you

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Lent: A Time of Renewal

Lent is a time of true spiritual renewal. We give up something we enjoy, we fast, and we give back to those in need. Recently

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ashes. Lent, memento mori, sins, fasting

Prepare Your Heart for Lent

Lent, which begins with Ash Wednesday on February 22 this year, is just around the corner. Now, before the season starts, is the time to

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Happiness, prayer, prayers, faith

(Over) Turning the Tables on the Devil

Nothing seems to go right for God-fearing people today. Unexpected sudden deaths, huge financial debt, fascist riots in the streets by “woke” American terrorists, runaway inflation,

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prayers, home chapel

Is Prayer Really Necessary?

Recently, while my good friend Henry and I were sitting in his backyard sharing a bottle of wine, our conversation turned to the topic of

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Holy Spirit, Synod

Learning to Pray with Power

There are many times when we think we are powerless.  We believe we need to endure what is happening to us and don’t have the

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