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"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton

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Memorial Of The Holy Rosary - Family Reflection Video

Friends, please do not miss that last line of today’s Gospel: "If you then, who are wicked know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will the Father in Heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him?"

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Church History  |  Month of the Rosary

The Victory of a Mother’s Heart: A Tribute to Our Lady of the Rosary

On this Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, we are pleased to offer an account of the history of the Rosary by Father Willy Raymond, C.S.C. May it inspire you and your family to gather in prayer with Mary, the Mother of God, and to encourage each other to have recourse to her for all of your needs.

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Celebrating family life

At the Root of Prayer

It is the season of Autumn for us here. Soon the surrounding oak trees will drop their abundant foliage providing the annual challenge of gathering leaves for compost.

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St. Joseph

Through sharing, pain and joy, my family grows closer

Sharing. We see young children not wanting to share their toys, but we adults have our struggles with sharing as well. Sometimes in unexpected ways. At this time in my life, it would seem that sharing would not be an issue; however, I think it is a challenge all our lives. However, through sharing, both the pain and the joys, we grower closer to each other with the grace of God.

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The Our Father Prayer, Antidote For Anger - Family Reflection Video

God asked Jonah to go to Nineveh and preach repentance to a sinful nation. Jonah then ran away from this responsibility, but eventually returned, and Jonah was instrumental in getting the Ninevites to repent. Instead of finding satisfaction in his accomplishment, he was angry that God did not punish the Ninevites for the life they used to live.

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CatholicMom

Just Ask

Nikki Lamberg wonders why, since we are social beings, we feel we need to take on the world alone.

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