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

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Healing the family  |  Love thy Neighbor

Coming to Terms with Anger: Family Reflection Video

The words of Jesus today can make us feel worried. He said, "Everyone who grows angry with his brother shall be liable to judgment" (Mt. 5:21). Is there anyone here or joining online who has never been angry? Even Jesus got angry a few times, but he used it in the right way and for the right purpose.

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Strengthening family unity  |  Why pray?

Freedom in Christ - Family Reflection Video

For freedom Christ has set us free! (Gal. 5:1) There is a beautiful complementarity between the two readings that help us to understand this freedom. Where are you stuck in your life? How do you need to be freed?

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Celebrating New Life with a Rosary Shower

Megan Swaim reflects on her parish’s unique tradition of celebrating new life with a Rosary Shower.

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Learn more about our faith  |  Return to the Church

Salt of the Earth and Light of the World – Family Reflection Video

I had an opportunity to visit Newport, R.I. a city on the Atlantic coast, known for its summer residences for the rich and famous. The city has opulent mansions some of which are still inhabited while others are managed by the Preservation Society which collects tourist admissions and funds from other sources. Newport, Rhode Island once had 24 light houses that provided mariners a beacon of light warning them of danger.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Learn more about our faith

3 Gardens: Eden, Gethsemane, and Your Garden

What if Adam and Eve didn’t sin? What would have come of it all? Don’t get me wrong: Eden must have been a nice place, but was it to be the end of the story? In any case, it was to be just the beginning of the human story. We have no way of knowing God’s Plan A, at this point, now after Adam and Eve provoked Plan B, i.e., the “after the fall” scenario.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Return to the Church

Encourage - Family Reflection Video

In today’s reading from Corinthians, Saint Paul mentions ‘encouragement’ 10 times. Yesterday, I found myself to be quite encouraged by an eye-witness account of a Patrick Peyton Rosary Rally in the Philippines. This account was from decades ago, and is still very powerful today. Let me share a part of that witness with you…

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