This World
Carol Monaco
October 30, AD2022
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With rising costs of food and just about everything else, makes sense to cut back, right? Too much of anything of this world is not
You Can’t Run Away
Tom Collingwood
October 25, AD2022
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While driving back home from a 40 Day for Life shift I got annoyed at all the political ads on the radio station to which
It’s Time To Speak Truth With Love
Kendra Von Esh
October 25, AD2022
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We cannot be worried about labels or backlash when it comes to speaking against the evil that is running around like a lion looking to
Shining a Spotlight on the Rosary
John Kubasak
October 6, AD2022
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The titles of Mary in the Litany of Loreto shine a spotlight on the mysteries of the rosary. And once we experience fruitful times of
Guardian Angels in the 21st Century
Mary Ennis Meo
October 2, AD2022
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Most Catholic adults can recall the rhyming Guardian Angel prayer they learned as children. Recited daily, the prayer reminds children of their special angel, a
Anxiety and Anger
Carol Monaco
September 29, AD2022
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The other day I read an excerpt of a psalm that annoyed me. It said: “Do not fret at the man who prospers; a man
Christian Spiritual Essentials: Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving
Deacon Greg Lambert
September 9, AD2022
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In the sixth chapter of Matthew’s gospel, the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. His response was The Lord’s Prayer in its
What is God’s Will for Your Life?
Diana Ragsdale
August 23, AD2022
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It is true that God works in mysterious ways, which is one of the reasons why His will may not always be so clear to
Prayers Of Thanksgiving
Mark Belanger
August 19, AD2022
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Thanksgiving is something we do. Gratitude is something we feel. This can be important to someone with a limited emotional range. It is useful when
The Three “P’s” of Prayer
Kendra Von Esh
August 15, AD2022
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Some of us have been praying for something for a long time. Many of us can feel frustrated or abandoned as if God is ignoring
Receiving God in Our Hearts and Homes
Deacon Greg Lambert
August 7, AD2022
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One of the advantages of being a pastor of a small parish is the ability to visit most families in their homes throughout the year.
For Whom Should I Pray? Part Two
Laura DeMaria
July 30, AD2022
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In Part One, we considered the many pressing causes in the world that require your prayer – yes, yours! – with an emphasis on prayer
For Whom Should I Pray? Part One
Laura DeMaria
July 29, AD2022
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Do you know where to begin in prayer? For some, not knowing for whom or what to pray is an obstacle to ever getting started.
Saint John Vianney Teaches Us Sacrificial Love
Diana Ragsdale
July 28, AD2022
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Saint John Vianney is known for leading the village Ars from corruption to holiness, and the path he took to change the hearts of many
Field Trip: And God Walked With Us
Richard Auciello
July 27, AD2022
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What is prayer? Why pray? Does it matter? Does God listen? A thousand questions may elicit a thousand different answers, some true, some not. No
10 Reverent Ways To Pray the Rosary
Kendra Von Esh
July 14, AD2022
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How many of you find yourself reciting the rosary but not meditating or truly praying it? Many of us fall into this, but we must
How Many Words Are Necessary to be Heard by God?
Deacon Greg Lambert
July 3, AD2022
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An invitation to write an article for publication usually comes with a request for a certain number of words. For instance, a small piece in
When the Least of These Become the Most
Cynthia Millen
July 2, AD2022
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It is with the smallest brushes that the Artist paints the best paintings. (St. André Bessette) You’re doing a big load of laundry but forgot
Preparing for and Carrying Out Intercessory Prayer
Mark Belanger
June 20, AD2022
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Over the last couple of years I have engaged in some specific and focused intercessory prayer. Fortunately, I have been blessed with a lot of
Be Still and Know That I Am God
Guy McClung
June 3, AD2022
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Be Still, Stop, Surrender, Let Go Various translations of the bible present the famous saying of the title of this article as either Psalm 45
The Mass: Grace and Blessing
Carol Monaco
May 30, AD2022
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Before my father died, he wrote “The Anatomy of the Mass.” My father’s hope was to help parishioners develop a deeper understanding and greater love
I Reject Satan: A Quick Guide to Keeping the Devil at Bay
Masha Goepel
April 21, AD2022
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In Russian folktales, the devil is often presented as a wicked neighbor. He comes by to sell you an evil horse – that also happens
Recite the Creed to Prepare for Spiritual Battle
Genesius
April 20, AD2022
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Our world is occupied territory. All of us are in a spiritual battle each day. But not everyone recognizes the seriousness of the situation or
Neither Do I Condemn You: Christians and War
Sydney Sadowski
April 13, AD2022
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When I asked my daughter what I should write about this month she said: “The reading from Sunday’s Mass.” This is the story of the
