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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
No one wants to be Judas. And yet something washes over me as I read his words, when Jesus speaks of the betrayal He knows is going to happen, “Surely, it is not I.” And I shake my head in disbelief, because it is not Judas I hear, but rather, my own voice.
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I hope you all are having an amazing Lent this year. I hope as you are focusing on your relationship with Christ and working on detachment, you are feeling closer to our Lord in a special way.
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I’m a native Floridian; winters are hard for me. It’s not just the closed toe shoes and the cumbersome layers of clothes that make me feel constrained liked a mummy wrapped in fleece. It’s the darkness.
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My father died last week. It was unexpected. He had had health issues the last couple of years and had never seemed particularly robust, but he was never near death, either.
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It has been almost 15 years since my friend Pat and I walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage across northern Spain.
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CatholicMom | Love thy Neighbor
When it comes to the virtue of patience, I am pathetically deficient.
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