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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Confirmation isn’t “graduating church.” For most Catholics, it represents a transition point from being a child to a young adult in the Church. Whenever and however a Catholic is confirmed, he or she is sure of receiving some pretty great gifts.
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In this week’s episodes of “Catholic Central,” we tackle what defines being Catholic, the Sacrament of Confirmation, the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, marriage and Anointing of the Sick. And Kai wears a horse head and dresses like a priest (but not at the same time). Today, you might be surprised to learn “What’s Catholic.”
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Evil exists. We all know that. But with Christ’s Church on our side, we’re never alone in the fight.
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We all mess up, but in these extraordinary times, being able to confess to a priest may be difficult, if not temporarily impossible. But when the storm passes, Reconciliation will still be there for you.
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As we live through this difficult time, the notion of our own mortality – and that of those we love – is just about impossible to escape. It’s a reality for all living things, but one we often don’t consider unless we have to.
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We all have moments when we wonder what we should do with our lives. We’d like to offer some suggestions on how to emerge from the fog with a clearer vision of the future.
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